List of doSelfDestroy() Examples

Examples of doSelfDestroy()

org.spout.vanilla.protocol.entity.PlayerEntityProtocol.doSelfDestroy()
Sends the messages to the Player (self) when destroying. This typically is used to clear Player information when changing worlds. This method should return all messages needed so that no glitched information stays behind when sending the spawn messages again later on. @param player to be destroyed

Examples of org.spout.vanilla.protocol.entity.PlayerEntityProtocol.doSelfDestroy()

      // Sync using vanilla Player 'self' protocol
      // Note: No messages gathered because all update methods send to the Player
      PlayerEntityProtocol pep = (PlayerEntityProtocol) ep;
      Player player = (Player) e;
      if (destroy) {
        pep.doSelfDestroy(player);
      }
      if (spawn) {
        pep.doSelfSpawn(player, getRepositionManager());
      }
      if (update) {

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