Package net.lightstone.msg

Examples of net.lightstone.msg.BlockChangeMessage

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    int x = buffer.readInt();
    int y = buffer.readUnsignedByte();
    int z = buffer.readInt();
    int type = buffer.readUnsignedByte();
    int metadata = buffer.readUnsignedByte();
    return new BlockChangeMessage(x, y, z, type, metadata);
  }
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      Chunk chunk = world.getChunks().getChunk(chunkX, chunkZ);
      int oldType = chunk.getType(localX, localZ, y);
      chunk.setType(localX, localZ, y, Blocks.TYPE_AIR);

      // TODO this should also be somewhere else as well... perhaps in the chunk.setType() method itself?
      BlockChangeMessage bcmsg = new BlockChangeMessage(x, y, z, 0, 0);
      SoundEffectMessage soundMsg = new SoundEffectMessage(SoundEffectMessage.DIG_SOUND, x, y, z, oldType);
      for (Player p: world.getPlayers()) {
        p.getSession().send(bcmsg);
        if(p != player && player.isWithinDistance(p)) {
          p.getSession().send(soundMsg);
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Related Classes of net.lightstone.msg.BlockChangeMessage

  • net.lightstone.msg.handler.DiggingMessageHandler
  • net.lightstone.net.codec.BlockChangeCodec
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