using dyskord.cc/Core

count = 0; Java.from(mc.thePlayer.inventory.mainInventory).forEach(function (s) {s && s.getItem() instanceof ItemBlock && (count += s.stackSize)}); //converts java array to js array and uses js function //for (i in mc.thePlayer.inventory.mainInventory) (stack = mc.thePlayer.inventory.mainInventory[i]) && stack.getItem() instanceof ItemBlock && (count += stack.stackSize); //alternative, cycles through java array via for function chat.print(count);

Record all the player's position and check it on next tick
Of course if there are too many players your client will crash XD

Btw the fields/methods of vanilla minecraft(not for forge and LB) are obfuscated, if you want to access to these you will have to use searge name to access it, you can find it in .minecraft/LiquidBounce-1.8/mcp-stable22srg(I don't remember the name exactly).

turtl already made one months ago

we missing marco.....

https://forum.ccbluex.net/thread.php?id=2576#p15071

noteplayer
i dont think marco will add them
becuz he sleeping

https://forums.ccbluex.net/topic/170/autofindblock

Btw if you are trying to use mixin in scriptAPI that should be impossible. IIRC, Senk Ju onece mentioned that mixins are loaded before the scripts, but there might still be other ways of injecting. (I tried to search in the old forum but failed to find that post)

you can only spoof it (visual)

As for "onPlaceBlock", I think you can check C08PacketPlayerBlockPlacement in onPacket.
(I don't code with mcp918 so If it's wrong way plz remind me, thanks)

no need for librecraft criticals,

@Aftery said in Help:

does it work on b71 then

no

Ingame Server Switcher Mod

just remove the type C0FPacketConfirmTransaction then. Since JavaScript is a dynamically typed language, the type is determined at runtime. If the packet is a instance of a C0FPacketConfirmTransaction you can call getWindowId() and getUid() then if it is not, exceptions should be thrown.

//if (event.getPacket() instanceof C0FPacketConfirmTransaction) packetConfirmTransaction = event.getPacket();