Bug? Fix?

If I despawn entities, they don't despawn correctly :/
They only despawn for the player who joinen first. All other players see them.

My code:

PHP:

foreach ($player->getLevel()->getEntities() as $entity) {
if(!$entity instanceof Player) {
$entity->close();
// kill() makes no difference
}
}

 

Try despawnFromAll().

 

I already tried that. But it isn't working

 

Try a different way:

PHP:

foreach($player->level->getEntities() as $entity){
if($entity instanceof Player) continue;
$entity->close();
}

 

No. Doesn't work

 

Its something with the despawn. I tried this to kill all entity (also players). And the mobs don't despawn

 

I tested something around. It takes only Player(1) as $event->getPlayer(). Has someone an Idea how to fix that?

 

Are you using PlayerJoinEvent to run the code?

 

I tried it in different events. With two players

 

Schedule a delayed task to run 5+ seconds later after plugin startup. Then in the task run this:

PHP:

$level = $this->yourPluginBaseClass->getServer()->getLevelByName("level name here");

foreach($level->getEntities() as $entity){
   if(!($entity instanceof \pocketmine\entity\Human)){
      $entity->close();
   }
}

 

If I kill an entity with a sword, it despawns normally. What method do they use there?

 

They use the attack() method, inside attack() they use the setHealth() method.

 

why dont you just disable EntitySpawnEvent? its less lagg

PHP:

public function onEntitySpawn(EntitySpawnEvent $event){
 if($event->getEntity() instanceof \pocketmine\Player) return;
 $event->setCancelled(); // you can check to disable at ceratin worlds too!
}

 

Continue is only used in loops and this is useless if there are already entities in the world.

 

Sorry

My bad

 

But if he wants to run a piece of code that removes entities every 1 second it will reduce the performence, meanwhile you can run this code once to remove all entities and then disable the event

 

Wtf I don't want to disable mobs. Read the thread lol

 

That is only if you run a repeating task, but a delayed task won't hurt. In fact repeating tasks have the best performance.