Client-side block animations and reach checks are now added.
This commit also includes cleanup in BlockChangeTranslator as well as proper Netherite tool support for calculating block breaking.
Co-authored-by: rtm516 <rtm516@users.noreply.github.com>
Despite the Bukkit suffix being correct in terms of the API, the name causes some people to download CraftBukkit instead of Spigot or Paper. All internal references to Bukkit have been renamed to Spigot.
* Add players able to sleep in beds
This commit sets the correct metadata and flags when the Java pose changes to sleeping.
* Player view while sleeping now works
* Fixed bed offset for other players
* Implement helper methods for sending packets, fixes an NPE when chatting before connecting to the remote server
* Change method names
* Add a space between doc comment lines
* Add debug messages
This prevents the block place sound (most notably buttons or blocks that don't occupy one whole block) from spamming the client if they have their place button held down.
These sound handlers had to be added since on Minecraft: Java Edition, these sounds are handled clientside whilst Minecraft: Bedrock Edition expects something from the server. To counter this, we emulate the sounds of that on Minecraft: Java Edition within Geyser and send it to the client. The code may seem a tadredundant, but there is not much of an alternative unfortunately.
The refactors in this commit go a bit beyond the scope of what the sound/effects branch was meant to accomplish, however most of these changes are necessary so chunk caching could be reintroduced for the standalone version. The chunk caching here allows for us to get the block ID before the block was broken, and in the future allow us to implement newer features. Chunk caching is optional (and disabled by default) as on non-Bukkit versions, it can eat up a lot of RAM with many players online.
Previously, any time a block was clicked whether it be with a block in the hand or not, a sound would play. This checks if the item in the players hand is indeed a block as well as the same block in the UpdateBlockPacket, and properly plays the packet.