Then, you’ll select the version you wish to use for your projects. You’ll install OpenJDK as well as the official JDK from Oracle. In this guide, you will install different versions of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and the Java Developer Kit (JDK) using apt. Note that the value of 0.3 means to multiply the base by 1.Java and the JVM (Java Virtual Machine) are required for many kinds of software, including Tomcat, Jetty, Glassfish, Cassandra and Jenkins.
If (par1) var2.applyModifier(sprintingSpeedBoostModifier) If (var2.getModifier(sprintingSpeedBoostModifierUUID) != null) var2.removeModifier(sprintingSpeedBoostModifier) In particular, the following code in EntityLivingBase increases speed when sprinting (again, this is from 1.6.4, check what the actual method is in 1.8): private static final AttributeModifier sprintingSpeedBoostModifier = (new AttributeModifier(sprintingSpeedBoostModifierUUID, "Sprinting speed boost", 0.3D, 2)).setSaved(false) ĪttributeInstance var2 = this.getEntityAttribute(SharedMonsterAttributes.movementSpeed) It may be possible to override the code shown above to change the speed client-side but the server might disallow faster movement (rubber-banding the client normally fully controls player movement but the server has some checks for abnormal behavior. Note that these are the names in the 1.6.4 source but I found them by searching for "setPlayerWalkSpeed" or just "walkSpeed").įurthermore, this post says that "setPlayerWalkSpeed" is client-side only trying to call it server-side (on a dedicated server) will cause a crash (this is not evident from the client source, I don't have the server source but it would be absent, note while the client includes server-side code for the singleplayer integrated server and it is generally the same it is not always identical).
"World.isRemote" is true for client-side worlds, false for server-side, so here it is only set server-side, and it seems that nothing actually changes it (the only vanilla method that uses "setPlayerWalkSpeed" is "NetClientHandler.handlePlayerAbilities", which sets the client's attributes based on "Packet202PlayerAbilities". You need to set the speed server-side "Minecraft.thePlayer" is the client-side player instance: AttributeInstance var1 = this.getEntityAttribute(SharedMonsterAttributes.movementSpeed)
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