More Events

Since Hytale doesn't support certain cancellable events yet, I've made a mod that adds them!

With this mod you can treat events like :

• Gathering
• Harvesting
• Filling Buckets
• Placing Fluids
• Changing block styles

As you would other cancellable events like breaking or placing blocks without interfering with the ability of other mods to customize the behavior of those events.

This is pretty neat because if, for example, you wanted to modify an interaction behavior across two plugins using only class registration overrides the logic of BOTH plugins would have to go into one, as the override is a server-wide (not plugin-specific) setting.

How to use it

Download MoreEvents

Move MoreEvents.jar into your plugin dependency folder (the same folder as the Hytale.jar your plugin references for dependencies)

Mark MoreEvents.jar as a compile-only dependency in build.gradle.kts (or your equivalent) :

dependencies {
    compileOnly(files("libs/HytaleServer.jar"))
    compileOnly(files("libs/MoreEvents-1.0.jar"))
}

Add MoreEvents to your mod's manifest.json as a dependency in the format :

"Dependencies" : { 
    "Mods:MoreEvents" : ">=1.0.0" 
}

Import the event you'd like to use

Register a system with the imported event! Ex :

public class YourPlugin extends JavaPlugin {
    @Override
    protected void setup() {
        getEntityStoreRegistry().registerSystem(
            new PlaceFluidEventSystem(PlaceFluidEvent.class));
    }
}

public class PlaceFluidEventSystem extends EntityEventSystem<EntityStore, PlaceFluidEvent> {
    public PlaceFluidEventSystem(@Nonnull Class<PlaceFluidEvent> eventType) {
        super(eventType);
    }

    @Override
    public void handle(int i, @Nonnull ArchetypeChunk<EntityStore> archetypeChunk,
                       @Nonnull Store<EntityStore> store,
                       @Nonnull CommandBuffer<EntityStore> commandBuffer,
                       @Nonnull PlaceFluidEvent placeFluidEvent) {
    }

    @Nullable
    @Override
    public Query<EntityStore> getQuery() {
        return Player.getComponentType();
    }
}

Don't see the event you want?

There are now generic events you can listen for when a player hits or interacts (F Key) with a block and process down to your specific event.

If you'd like to request that a specific kind of event be added so you don't have to filter so many, just ask and I'll see if I can add it.