Solved packet205ClientCommand......

I tried doing this before but I couldn't get it to work at all. I rely need to know how to do this so my plugin can work more efficiently packet205 or Auto-Re-spawn. I am asking for help/explain it not for you to spoon feed it. But any message's will be accepted for i am thankful you replied. Thanks for reading me post.

 

Have you searched it? There's a whole thread in the resources section.

Code:java

Packet205ClientCommand packet = new Packet205ClientCommand();
 
packet.a = 1;
 
((CraftPlayer) player).getHandle().playerConnection.a(packet);

 

ASHninja1997 I created some little classes that allow you to do this without having to reference to craftbukkit https://github.com/CaptainBern/Anim...tionLib/src/me/captainbern/animationlib/utils basically just do: Packet packet = new Packet("Packet205ClientCommand"); and then set the values and then do : packet.send(player);

 

chasechocolate CaptainBern
Isn't there a class. Don't i have to make a class called. packet205ClientCommand? Then import it

CaptainBern
OK i read your method more closely and got it with no error in code. I am going to try it out now.

CaptainBern
I got a error that kicks me from server on death.
"Bad packet id 205."

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ASHninja1997 sending the respawn packet has to be done through the a(packet) method rather than the sendPacket(packet) method. Change the "sendPacket" to "a".

 

chasechocolate
THanks i will try this out

chasechocolate
Wait so what do i have to do to the code?

Code:java

      Packet packet = new Packet("Packet205ClientCommand");
        packet.send(p);

I am useing CaptainBern Method

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ASHninja1997

That's in the Packet class.

 

ASHninja1997 You have to do:

Code:java

 
Packet packet = new Packet("Packet205ClientCommand");
packet.setPublicValue("a", 1);
packet.send(player);
 

Also I'm suposing you will run it once a player dies? If so run it 10 ticks after the player dies, else it won't run.

 

CaptainBern chasechocolate
So putting it in like this should work? won't it go into a loop every 10 ticks?

Code:java

this.getServer().getScheduler()
                    .scheduleAsyncRepeatingTask(this, new Runnable() {
                public void run() {
                    Packet packet = new Packet("Packet205ClientCommand");
                    packet.setPublicValue("a", 1);
                    packet.send(p);
                }
                }, 0L, 10L); 

This is in my PlayerDeathEvent

Also Do you guys know how to do the
Packet63WorldParticles
?

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ASHninja1997 Go take a look at my animationlib, in there take a look at the WorldAnimation class

ASHninja1997 Use scheduledasyncdelayedtask.

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CaptainBern
How do i Implement that into my regular code.
Is it the same thing?

Code:

Packet packet = new Packet("Packet63WorldParticles");
packet.setPublicValue("a", 1);
packet.send(player);

 

ASHninja1997 No absolutly not. Each packet requires diffrent fields to be set. Like I said, take a look at the WorldAnimation class of my animationlib. (Here is a link to my github: https://github.com/CaptainBern/Anim...n/animationlib/animations/WorldAnimation.java )

 

CaptainBern
ahhh i think I see it. I will check this out then come back to you with results. Also Thanks a ton for all the help your giving me /

CaptainBern
So i put everything in a separate class and i want to implement it into the main.
How would I do this.
I tried just putting

Code:java

 WorldAnimation.ENCHANTMENT_TABLE;

But i need Assessment Operators.

EDIT: I have to go mow the yard I should be back in an hour.

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ASHninja1997 No, you use it like this: WorldAnimation.ENCHANTMENT_TABLE.play(location, speed, amount, offsetX, offsetY, offsetZ);

 

CaptainBern
Sorry if i am asking to much but what are the offset's for?

 

ASHninja1997 Well I think it's where the effect goes to. To be honest I'm not entirely sure myself, and the fact I didn't sleep two days also has something to do with it , if anyone with non-dead brains can tell?

 

CaptainBern
I understand . Just wondering but what do you use for the offset's. Also not to bring more work but i still get the error in packet205ClientCommand("Bad Packet").

 

ASHninja1997 Hmm let me take a look at the protocol again...

Edit: Weird, it really should work tho, It's kinda late here so tomorrow I will do some tests and let you know if I got it to work.

ASHninja1997 Oh I remember the offset again! It's the value that is added to the x, y or z after blx, y or z being multiplied by Randim.nextGhaussian();

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CaptainBern
Did you figure out why it wasn't respawning the player?

 

ASHninja1997 Nope, tested it and didn't work,...

Edit: Ah I know what is wrong, you need to invoke "a" in the player connection, so a fix would be:
First add this to the packet class:

Code:java

 
public Object getPacketObject(){
return this.crafted_packet;
}
 

Then the code in the delayed task would be:

Code:java

 
final Packet packet = new Packet("Packet205ClientCommand");
packet.setPublicValue("a", (int) 1);
 
try{
Object entityPlayer = ReflectionUtil.getMethod("getHandle", player.getClass(), 0).invoke(player);
Object playerConnection = entityPlayer.getClass().getField("playerConnection").get(entityPlayer);
 
Method toInvoke = ReflectionUtil.getMethod("a", playerConnection.getClass(), 0);
 
//and then send the packet
toInvoke.invoke(playerConnection, packet.getPacketObject());
}catch(Exception e){ e.printStacktrace(); }
 
 

This should fix it.

 

CaptainBern

Code:java

 toInvoke.invoke(playerConnection, packet.getPacketObject());

toInvoke and playerConnection are red

 

ASHninja1997 What does the error say?

 

CaptainBern
It asks me to make a veriable, method, class, etc.

CaptainBern
wait nvm i think I see why

EDIT: I forgot to put it inside the bracket xD

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ASHninja1997 Oh nope, here is some fresh working code:

Code:java

 
final Packet packet = new Packet("Packet205ClientCommand");
packet.setPublicValue("a", (int) 1);
 
try{
Object entityPlayer = ReflectionUtil.getMethod("getHandle", player.getClass(), 0).invoke(player);
Object playerConnection = entityPlayer.getClass().getField("playerConnection").get(entityPlayer);
 
Method toInvoke = playerConnection.getClass().getMethod("a", ReflectionUtil.getNMSClassExact("Packet205ClientCommand"));
//and then send the packet
toInvoke.invoke(playerConnection, packet.getPacketObject());
}catch(Exception e){ e.printStackTrace(); }
 

(sorry for the non-working code )

 

I can't test this out atm because minecraft is having those authentication errors. Hopefully they will be fixed after church

 

ASHninja1997 Well my test server is always on offline mode since there are much server trouble lately, the second code I gave you works.

 

CaptainBern
I trust you. You're very good at what you do .

 

ASHninja1997 Thanks!

 

CaptainBern
I got back home and tried the Auto re-spawn and it said i had "wrong number of arguments." When ever a person died.

CaptainBern
Nvm i fixed it. small typo

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