How to move an entity in the direction the player is facing

Started by MihlanDOta on Sat, 04/24/2021 - 11:13

Topic category: Help with Minecraft modding (Java Edition)

I have a procedure that is executed when the player right-clicked on an entity.

The entity must "jump" in the direction the player is facing. Tell me, how can this be implemented?

Thanks

So, I have found solution

Set Event/target entity movement vector to vx: 0 - sin(Direction (yaw) in deg. relative to S of Source entity * PI / 180) vy: 0.3 vz: cos(Direction (yaw) in deg. relative to S of Source entity * PI / 180)

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MY EYES! please give a screenshot, you can use "imgBB" for that.

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Big Thanks!

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You're the only one in centuries succeeding in this

So I ask for your help maybe you can do it

I have a custom shield and want for it to block ONLY attacks coming from front and not back. Do you have an idea for it ?

Also how do you cast for example a fireball in the direction player is facing ?

I see you are good with this so maybe you can help

thank you

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This doesnt work for me, it says the files dont compile properly and i cant even test it out, did i do something wrong? heres the code

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crowinsanity13 you can find on the forum that the motion vector block only overrides the motion one tick and thus need to be called every tick.

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I just found out that you can set the Y velocity by replacing the 0.3 in MihlanDOta's procedure with the "Head pitch of [Target entity] in degrees" block.