Fix Collection Case Action Sounds Playing for Other Players - Fix #143#147
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…nt Collection Case scrolling when there is nothing to scroll through
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Simple fix for #143, where sounds from the Collection Case (adding/removing items, scrolling) would be played for nearby players. Nothing is needed for making scrolling on the client, as Collection Case actions are already client-sided (I initially assumed they weren't when Tomate and I discovered this bug, which is why it was mentioned)
I also tried to figure out #132, but it's a much more convoluted problem than you'd think. My attempted solution was "if collectable is selected and (collected or player is in creative)", bolden.
However, The
type.isCreative()method in the tooltip method is not checking whether the player is in creative mode, but rather if the item is in the creative mode search screen. I don't think there is anywhere to access the information we need without mixins or a separate class to call the client Minecraft instance, so I left it.With that, I initially fixed a bug where players can scroll through the Collection Case even if there's nothing to scroll through, but because of #132, I've opted to un-fix that for now.