hammy275
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2 years ago Note, I'm changing the system massively, so we can easily add new events without having to change the plugin interface (as that would require a major version bump each time we add a new event).
Instead, IVRAPI/VRAPI instances now contain a method called registerVRPlayerTickHandler, which registers a function that can take an instance of IVRPlayerTick/VRPlayerTick. When a new VRPlayerTick instance is created, it calls IVRPlayerTick on all the handlers. VRPlayerTick instances are created in the API's CommonSubscriber
This should be similar to a Forge event, but won't actually be.
Whenever
TickEvent.PlayerTickEventis called, it should get all of the plugin instances (probably from a variable they're stored into at startup), we should call aVRPlayerTickfunction, that is passed in all of the parameters fromTickEvent.PlayerTickEvent.The reason we do this over a regular Forge event is so it can be easily used without requiring the API, similarly to the rest of the API.