added /raycount command, and ray count / probability infos added to /info #24
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| public int ping; | ||
| public boolean queuedEndExit; | ||
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| + public EntityPlayerActionPack actionPack; | ||
| + public BlockPos posToCheckRaycount = null; |
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I don't think storing the position to check inside the player entity is a good idea. The player entity instance will be recreated during relogining or respawning etc., idk if this is your intended behavior
Storing the position with dimension type globally in InfoCommand should be fine imo since usually only 1 player is using this funtionality, or you can ofc use a map to store them
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To use : enable the raycount command with carpet, select a position with /raycount, then just run /info targetting a primed tnt entity.
This simulates a tnt explosion to get probability of a block being possibly blown up by a tnt