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Unless I'm missing something here, can't you use self.to_client() and
self.to_server() to do that? E.g:

self.to_server({"msgtype": 0x03, "msg": "An artificial chat message"})
On 25 Jan 2013 14:32, "Robin Lambertz" [email protected] wrote:

Make it possible for plugins to send packets (through PacketSenderManager
?). This would make the plugin system way more useful.

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How would that work ? I don't see the code for it anywhere. Will try.

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BTW, would like to say that this doesn't work. Any chance this will be looked into ?

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ohey, this project. My plan to address this was to create a main plugin class that plugins can inherent methods from which includes a method to get the sender interface

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So is the client ever going to be able to send packets? I'd really like to code this functionality in but I'm not sure how.

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jckbigggs, I suggest you just modify the NetworkManager code for now. Plugins support is obviously not complete ^^.

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My apologies, I've just re-read my earlier response and realised I was
talking about a completely different project. Sorry if I have misled you
On 22 Mar 2013 08:41, "Robin Lambertz" [email protected] wrote:

jckbigggs, I suggest you just modify the NetworkManager code for now.
Plugins support is obviously not complete ^^.

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Hopefully Ammar won't see this as recruiting/credit-stealing (I don't think he will, from the conversations I've had with him he seems like a very nice person), but may I refer you to my library?

McClientLib _Inspired by Ammars pyCraft_
My version of pyCraft _A version of pyCraft that uses McClientLib, good example of the API_

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@dkkline ammaraskar is a very nice person indeed ^^.
Anyhow, this looks cool dkkline, not EXACTLY what I'm looking for, but useful regardless.
The thing is, what your library do is allow one to write third-party clients easily. What I'm looking for is the ability to have a third-party in which I can easily add in "additional features" (plugins) that can easily be enabled/disabled. Kind of like how bukkit manages plugins, but for a third-party minecraft client.

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@dkkline ❤️
I'm gonna be pulling in stuff from downstream soon. I really do appreciate you rewriting my terrible terrible base. I'd have done it myself if I had the time. You should look into adding in the plugin system, which can essentially wrap around the normal mcclientlib stuff to your pyCraft fork

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ayyy, I rewrote the whole project, you can now just do with the Connection class

write_packet(self, packet, force=False)

https://github.com/ammaraskar/pyCraft/blob/master/network/connection.py#L52

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