Inheritance diagram for Phpcraft\Packet\EntityVelocityPacket:

Collaboration diagram for Phpcraft\Packet\EntityVelocityPacket:

Public Member Functions
	__construct ($eids=[], int $x=null, int $y=null, int $z=null)

	send (Connection $con)

	__toString ()

Public Member Functions inherited from Phpcraft\Packet\EntityPacket
	__construct ($eids=[])

	replaceEntity (GMP $old_eid, GMP $new_eid)

Static Public Member Functions
static	read (Connection $con)

Public Attributes
	$x

	$y

	$z

Public Attributes inherited from Phpcraft\Packet\EntityPacket
	$eids

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ __construct()

Phpcraft\Packet\EntityVelocityPacket::__construct	(		$eids = `[]`,
		int	$x = `null`,
		int	$y = `null`,
		int	$z = `null`
	)

EntityVelocityPacket constructor.

Parameters

	array<GMP>\|GMP\|int\|string	$eids A single entity ID or an array of entity IDs.
int	$x
int	$y
int	$z

Member Function Documentation

◆ __toString()

Phpcraft\Packet\EntityVelocityPacket::__toString ( )

Reimplemented from Phpcraft\Packet\Packet.

◆ read()

static Phpcraft\Packet\EntityVelocityPacket::read ( Connection $con )

static

Initialises the packet class by reading its payload from the given Connection.

Parameters

Connection $con

Returns: EntityVelocityPacket

Exceptions

IOException

Reimplemented from Phpcraft\Packet\Packet.

◆ send()

Phpcraft\Packet\EntityVelocityPacket::send ( Connection $con )

Adds the packet's ID and payload to the Connection's write buffer and sends it over the wire if the connection has a stream. Note that in some cases this will produce multiple Minecraft packets, therefore you should only use this on connections without a stream if you know what you're doing.

Parameters

Connection $con