Teleportation Yaw and Pitch problem

Hello, I currency have a problem with my plugin on the NPC (from citizens) yaw and pitch.

Code:

        double x0 = -557;
        double y0 = 4;
        double z0 = 577;
        World w0 = Bukkit.getWorlds().get(0);
        org.bukkit.Location loc0 = new org.bukkit.Location(w0, x0, y0, z0);
        loc0.setYaw(90F);
        loc0.setPitch(0F);

Problem: Only his head faces 90° his body faces about 45°. How would I make the body face 90°?
This would be the same if it was teleporting a player.
Images:

 

@SeamusMcFreak I don't think it's possible with Bukkit. You can try sending packets but I'm not sure if it'll work.

 

@teej107 I'm sure its possible. And how do I send a packet again?

 

@SeamusMcFreak Cast Player to CraftPlayer then call getHandle() and call sendPacket() from the Object returned by getHandle(). You need to supply a Packet in the parameters when calling sendPacket(). I don't know which packet it is though.

 

@teej107 I found the packet but I can't find getHandle().

Anyone else know how?


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Try Entity#setLocation();

 

@Xerox262, Im using CitizensAPI and there is no teleport.

Forgot to mention the teleport:

Code:

npc.teleport(loc, null);

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According to the API there's NPC#faceLocation();

Also there's NPC#getEntity(); which can be cast to nms Entity, which then has Entity#setLocation(x, y, z, yaw, pitch);

 

Yes there is. But I have no idea what it does. If its a face location its probably not gonna move the body with it.

 

Unless you try you wont know, if it doesn't work try the nms method I said above.

 

Doesn't work. And setLocation() isn't in CitizensAPI.getNPCRegistry().getNPC().

 

@SeamusMcFreak I said, you need to cast it to NMS entity, then do setLocation();

 

What is NMS?

 

net.minecraft.server

 

@Xerox262 How exactly would I do that?

 

How exactly would you cast to it? It's different for all versions, for mine it would be

Code:

Entity entity = (Entity) NPC#getEntity();
// with the import
import net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.Entity;

If you've already got Bukkit entity imported then you'd need to do something along the lines of

Code:

net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.Entity entity = (net.minecraft.server.v1_8_R3.Entity) NPC#getEntity();

v1_8_R3 differs depending on bukkit version.

After that you can do entity.setLocation();

 

Error:

 

No, not NPC#getEntity(); that means call the method on the NPC object, don't copy and paste what I wrote.

 

So what do I do?

 

@SeamusMcFreak get the entity from the NPC class the way you did before. Then cast it and setLocation(); casting is a basic Java problem, you should really not be having an issue with this if you learnt Java before messing with the bukkit api.

 

So this?

Code:

test = (npc) setLocation();

 

@SeamusMcFreak No, First you get your NPC class, something like this (Don't copy and paste any of this, it wont work you just have to read it then look at your code for similar things)

Code:

NPC npc = whatEverItIsToGetYourNPC.youNeverPosted();

I don't know how you actually get the NPC, I assume you have it in your code already.

Then you get the entity from it like so

Code:

Entity entity = (Entity) npc.getEntity();

Assuming you haven't imported the bukkit entity then just import nms entity, otherwise edit that line to cast it to nms entity, something like

Code:

net.minecraft.server.v_1_8_3R3.Entity entity = (net.minecraft.server.v_1_8_3R3.Entity) npc.getEntity();

Then do

Code:

entity.setLocation(whatever);

If you still cannot understand this then you should learn more Java and come back to this.

Edit: Scratch that last line, no matter if you understand what I mean or not you should really learn more Java then come back to the plugin.

 

Doesn't work because setLocation() has multiple args. And I wouldn't be able to set the yaw. And the loc0 is from a static.

 

@SeamusMcFreak How does it not work, why can't you set the yaw and pitch, what do you think the arguments are?
Hint, they're
X
Y
Z
Yaw
Pitch

And your static location stores what? Hmm, Oh, world, x, y, z, yaw and pitch.

 

Isn't that how players work? If you turn your head your body won't move unless your head rotates too much (but it still won't be straight to your head), if you punch the air your body will face the same as your face, not sure if this works for NPCs though

 

Setting their location should zero or center it though, aka both body and head facing forward.

 

My static stores the locations. It works with a random.

Code:

static {     
        double x0 = -557.5;
        double y0 = 4;
        double z0 = 577.5;
        World w0 = Bukkit.getWorlds().get(0);
        org.bukkit.Location loc0 = new org.bukkit.Location(w0, x0, y0, z0);
     
        int x1 = -561;
        int y1 = 4;
        int z1 = 581;
        World w1 = Bukkit.getWorlds().get(0);
        org.bukkit.Location loc1 = new org.bukkit.Location(w1, x1, y1, z1);
        loc1.setYaw(90F);
        loc1.setPitch(0F);
     
        Shop1locations.add(loc0);
        Shop1locations.add(loc1);
    }

 

They still store the data, what is the reason that you can't use them with setLocation()?

 

Because they are in separate places.

Code:

public static void randomShop1NPCLoc() {
        NPCRegistry registry = CitizensAPI.getNPCRegistry();
        NPC npc = registry.getById(1);
        int count = Shop1locations.size();
        int randomNumber = (int) (Math.random()*count);
        org.bukkit.Location loc = Shop1locations.get(randomNumber);
        Entity entity = (Entity) npc.getEntity();
        entity.setLocation(loc); //Error here
//        npc.teleport(loc, null);
    }

 

Separate places? Also you need to get the data from location, remember 5 arguments,
entity.setLocation(loc.getX(), loc.getY(), etc...);