Optimal Time Check

[quaint snow]

Hey there! Total noob here, just downloaded KubeJS today and it's been blowing my mind. I was only able to find one existing post related to my question, however, it was for an older version: https://discord.com/channels/303440391124942858/1137609364841168959

I was wondering if there was a way to sort of mimic item behavior, for context, in my modpack I've got like 6 different hammers all for different furniture mods, I'd like to unify them but I'm not sure if that's possible.

[celest pollen]

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[thick mulch]

what does those hammers do

use as ingredient?

open a gui?

use on a block?

[quaint snow]

The majority of them change visuals when right clicking blocks

[thick mulch]

so thats the use of hammer?

im not sure if im getting it right, it does something to the item itself?

[quaint snow]

It's a handful of hammers all from different mods, one might change the texture of a drawer, another might change the model for a pillar or design on a chair

[thick mulch]

they only change the block that belongs to their mod?

[quaint snow]

Yes, I'm trying to unify them though, one hammer to change it all

[thick mulch]

you can use .useOn() to simulate item use on block
#1302909605105500170 message

[dense canopy]

➤ Rad

[➤](#1302909605105500170 message)
Startup script, requires EntityJS.
Auto plant on fall, should be performant since slow things are executed in different tick.

const BushBlock = Java.loadClass('net.minecraft.world.level.block.BushBlock')
const BlockHitResult = Java.loadClass('net.minecraft.world.phys.BlockHitResult');
function auto_plant(entity) { //only triggers on item fall
    if(entity.level.isClientSide()) return;
    const {item} = entity, {item: {block}} = item;
    if(!block || !(block instanceof BushBlock)) return; //if it's block item, if the block is plant

    const {server} = entity;
    server.scheduleInTicks(Utils.random.nextInt(0, 3), () => { //random delay to avoid lag in extreme cases
        const player = server.players.getFirst();
        if(!player) return;
        const use_result = item.useOn(
            new UseOnContext(
                player, 'main_hand',
                new BlockHitResult(
                    null, 'up',
                    entity.block.pos, false
                )
            )
        );
        if(use_result != 'CONSUME') return; //despawn item entity on success plant
        entity.discard();
        entity.playSound('block.grass.place', 0.3, 1.06);
    })
}

EntityJSEvents.modifyEntity(e => {
    e.modify('minecraft:item', modifyBuilder => modifyBuilder.onFall(context => auto_plant(context.entity)))
})

[thick mulch]

since i dont have, and wont have those mods installed, i cant test script for you

1. use block right clicked event
2. check if event.item is your custom hammer
3. check event.block.id.split(':')[0] aka the mod name, and use Item.of('hammer id').useOn()

[quaint snow]

I will give that a go asap 🫡

[quaint snow]

no dice :[

[quaint snow]

Unrelated to the previous question, would this be the most optimal way to run something every 20 minutes? ```let tick = 0;

ServerEvents.tick((e) => {
tick += 1(tick == 24000) && console.log("20 minutes has passed");
});

Optimal Time Check

[thick mulch]

if you change the title, other people wont be able to get the answer for previous question

dont do that

searching is important in this channel

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[dense canopy]

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