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--- tutorial:projectiles [2022/04/29 03:38] – updated a method call ayutac
+++ tutorial:projectiles [2022/09/29 14:37] – Remove spawn packet code, since createSpawnPacket is already overriden by ProjectileEntity. patrickmsm
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 We will be creating a custom snowball-like projectile that applies some very nasty effects to the entity that has been hit.
-// If you would like to look over the source code yourself, all of the following code was done [[https://github.com/spxctreofficial/fabric-projectile-tutorial|here]]. Before the tutorial begins, I would like to let you know that I would be using PascalCase to name the methods. Feel free to change the naming scheme to however you like, but I personally swear by PascalCase. //
+// If you would like to look over the source code yourself, all of the following code was done [[https://github.com/spxctreofficial/fabric-projectile-tutorial|here]]. Before the tutorial begins, I would like to let you know that I would be using PascalCase to name the methods. Feel free to change the naming scheme to however you like, but I personally swear by PascalCase. Note that this may be outdated //
 ===== Creating & Registering a Projectile Entity =====
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 		return null; // We will configure this later, once we have created the ProjectileItem.
 	}
+	@Override
 	@Environment(EnvType.CLIENT)
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 ===== Rendering your Projectile Entity =====
-Your projectile entity is now defined and registered, but we are not done. Without a renderer, the ''ProjectileEntity'' will crash Minecraft. To fix this, we will define and register the ''EntityRenderer'' for our ''ProjectileEntity''. To do this, we will need a ''EntityRenderer'' in the **ClientModInitializer** and a spawn packet to make sure the texture is rendered correctly.
+Your projectile entity is now defined and registered, but we are not done. Without a renderer, the ''ProjectileEntity'' will crash Minecraft. To fix this, we will define and register the ''EntityRenderer'' for our ''ProjectileEntity''. To do this, we will need a ''EntityRenderer'' in the **ClientModInitializer**. Go into your **ClientModInitializer** and write the following:
-\\
-Before we start, we will quickly define an Identifier that we will be using a lot: our PacketID.
-<code java>
-public static final Identifier PacketID = new Identifier(ProjectileTutorialMod.ModID, "spawn_packet");
-</code>
-\\
-First on the list, we should get the ''EntityRenderer'' out of the way. Go into your **ClientModInitializer** and write the following:
 <code java [enable_line_numbers="true"]>
 	@Override
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 				 new FlyingItemEntityRenderer(context)); */
 		[. . .]
-	}
-</code>
-In order for the projectileEntity to be registered, we will need a spawn packet. Create a new class named ''EntitySpawnPacket'', and put this in that class.
-<code java [enable_line_numbers="true"]>
-public class EntitySpawnPacket {
-	public static Packet<?> create(Entity e, Identifier packetID) {
-		if (e.world.isClient)
-			throw new IllegalStateException("SpawnPacketUtil.create called on the logical client!");
-		PacketByteBuf byteBuf = new PacketByteBuf(Unpooled.buffer());
-		byteBuf.writeVarInt(Registry.ENTITY_TYPE.getRawId(e.getType()));
-		byteBuf.writeUuid(e.getUuid());
-		byteBuf.writeVarInt(e.getEntityId());
-		PacketBufUtil.writeVec3d(byteBuf, e.getPos());
-		PacketBufUtil.writeAngle(byteBuf, e.pitch);
-		PacketBufUtil.writeAngle(byteBuf, e.yaw);
-                /*
-                In 1.17,we use these.
-                byteBuf.writeVarInt(e.getId());
-                PacketBufUtil.writeVec3d(byteBuf, e.getPos());
-                PacketBufUtil.writeAngle(byteBuf, e.getPitch());
-                PacketBufUtil.writeAngle(byteBuf, e.getYaw());
-                */
-		return ServerPlayNetworking.createS2CPacket(packetID, byteBuf);
-	}
-	public static final class PacketBufUtil {
-		/**
-		 * Packs a floating-point angle into a {@code byte}.
-		 *
-		 * @param angle
-		 *         angle
-		 * @return packed angle
-		 */
-		public static byte packAngle(float angle) {
-			return (byte) MathHelper.floor(angle * 256 / 360);
-		}
-		/**
-		 * Unpacks a floating-point angle from a {@code byte}.
-		 *
-		 * @param angleByte
-		 *         packed angle
-		 * @return angle
-		 */
-		public static float unpackAngle(byte angleByte) {
-			return (angleByte * 360) / 256f;
-		}
-		/**
-		 * Writes an angle to a {@link PacketByteBuf}.
-		 *
-		 * @param byteBuf
-		 *         destination buffer
-		 * @param angle
-		 *         angle
-		 */
-		public static void writeAngle(PacketByteBuf byteBuf, float angle) {
-			byteBuf.writeByte(packAngle(angle));
-		}
-		/**
-		 * Reads an angle from a {@link PacketByteBuf}.
-		 *
-		 * @param byteBuf
-		 *         source buffer
-		 * @return angle
-		 */
-		public static float readAngle(PacketByteBuf byteBuf) {
-			return unpackAngle(byteBuf.readByte());
-		}
-		/**
-		 * Writes a {@link Vec3d} to a {@link PacketByteBuf}.
-		 *
-		 * @param byteBuf
-		 *         destination buffer
-		 * @param vec3d
-		 *         vector
-		 */
-		public static void writeVec3d(PacketByteBuf byteBuf, Vec3d vec3d) {
-			byteBuf.writeDouble(vec3d.x);
-			byteBuf.writeDouble(vec3d.y);
-			byteBuf.writeDouble(vec3d.z);
-		}
-		/**
-		 * Reads a {@link Vec3d} from a {@link PacketByteBuf}.
-		 *
-		 * @param byteBuf
-		 *         source buffer
-		 * @return vector
-		 */
-		public static Vec3d readVec3d(PacketByteBuf byteBuf) {
-			double x = byteBuf.readDouble();
-			double y = byteBuf.readDouble();
-			double z = byteBuf.readDouble();
-			return new Vec3d(x, y, z);
-		}
-	}
-}
-</code>
-This will basically read and write vectors and angles that will allow the entity's texture to be rendered correctly. I will not go in-depth about spawn packets here, but you could read up on what they do and how they function. For now, we can include this and move on.
-\\
-Back to our **ClientModInitializer**, we will create a new method and put the following in that method.
-<code java [enable_line_numbers="true"]>
-	public void receiveEntityPacket() {
-		ClientSidePacketRegistry.INSTANCE.register(PacketID, (ctx, byteBuf) -> {
-			EntityType<?> et = Registry.ENTITY_TYPE.get(byteBuf.readVarInt());
-			UUID uuid = byteBuf.readUuid();
-			int entityId = byteBuf.readVarInt();
-			Vec3d pos = EntitySpawnPacket.PacketBufUtil.readVec3d(byteBuf);
-			float pitch = EntitySpawnPacket.PacketBufUtil.readAngle(byteBuf);
-			float yaw = EntitySpawnPacket.PacketBufUtil.readAngle(byteBuf);
-			ctx.getTaskQueue().execute(() -> {
-				if (MinecraftClient.getInstance().world == null)
-					throw new IllegalStateException("Tried to spawn entity in a null world!");
-				Entity e = et.create(MinecraftClient.getInstance().world);
-				if (e == null)
-					throw new IllegalStateException("Failed to create instance of entity \"" + Registry.ENTITY_TYPE.getId(et) + "\"!");
-				e.updateTrackedPosition(pos);
-				e.setPos(pos.x, pos.y, pos.z);
-				e.pitch = pitch;
-				e.yaw = yaw;
-				e.setEntityId(entityId);
-				e.setUuid(uuid);
-				MinecraftClient.getInstance().world.addEntity(entityId, e);
-			});
-		});
-	}
-</code>
-Back in our ''ProjectileEntity'' class, we must add a method to make sure everything works correctly.
-<code java [enable_line_numbers="true"]>
-        @Override
-	public Packet createSpawnPacket() {
-		return EntitySpawnPacket.create(this, ProjectileTutorialClient.PacketID);
-	}
-</code>
-Finally, make sure to call this method in the **onInitializeClient()** method.
-<code java [enable_line_numbers="true"]>
-@Override
-	public void onInitializeClient() {
-		EntityRendererRegistry.INSTANCE.register(ProjectileTutorialMod.PackedSnowballEntityType, (context) ->
-				new FlyingItemEntityRenderer(context));
-		receiveEntityPacket();
 	}
 </code>