How to spawn lightining on playerdeathevent.

PHP:


public function onDeath(PlayerDeathEvent $event) {
    $player = $event->getPlayer();
    //SPAWN LIGHTNING?
}


i know its sounds involved but I simply dont know how any help thanks!

 

@WinterBuild7074 Can you help me bro? You always help me out. Thanks

 

Please use the search bar
https://forums.pmmp.io/threads/how-to-spawn-lightning-strikes-on-player.2675/#post-27629

 

I saw that swell but what I guess I really mean is how do I except that addStrike function on my player death event? never really messed around with a custom function. Thanks

 

Argument 1 passed to pocketmine\network\mcpe\protocol\DataPacket:utVector3Obj() must be an instance of pocketmine\math\Vector3, null given,

 

I'm using this, it also contains a parameter for the height:

PHP:

public function addStrike(Player $p, $height){
    $level = $p->getLevel();
    $light = new AddEntityPacket();
    $light->type = 93;
    $light->entityRuntimeId = Entity::$entityCount++;
    $light->metadata = array();
    $light->position = $p->asVector3()->add(0,$height,0);
    $light->yaw = $p->getYaw();
    $light->pitch = $p->getPitch();
    $p->getServer()->broadcastPacket($level->getPlayers(),$light);
}
public function onDeath(PlayerDeathEvent $e){
    $p = $e->getEntity();
    if($p instanceof Player){
        $this->addStrike($p,<here comes your height value>);
    }
}



 

Yes but after I do this how do i call the function into the playerdeathevent? Like how do I make this function happen on PlayerDeathEvent is what I dont know

 

I've just updated the snippet after reading your original question.

 

But what's the height for? Why not strike it exactly where the player is?

 

It's optional and depends on your personal purpose. If you like it exactly at the player then use 0 for the height value. If you like it above the player in the air then use a higher value. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

Because the API that the post used is outdated

 

Use the EssentialsPE spawn lighting function, just call it from your plugin.

 

Ha?