If there is anyway in cheatutils I can filter some entities by it's ID?

[Andy718811]

Here is my code.

int entity_id;
float x;
float y;
float z;
boolean state;

entity_id=game.entities.findClosestEntityById("minecraft:interaction");
x=game.entities.getX(entity_id);
y=game.entities.getY(entity_id);
z=game.entities.getZ(entity_id);
player.lookAt( x,  y,  z);
player.interactions.interactWithEntity(entity_id);

Here is my another code using event scripting.

variables.setBoolean("shift", false);

int shiftPressedTick = -1;
boolean shiftWasDown = false;
int tapThreshold = 5;
int currentTick ;
boolean isDown ;
int lastActionAt = 0;

int entity_id;
float x;
float y;
float z;
boolean state;
events.onTickEnd(() => {
    currentTick = game.getTick();
    isDown = input.isKeyDown("V");

    if (isDown && !shiftWasDown) {
        shiftPressedTick = currentTick;
    }
    else if (!isDown && shiftWasDown) {
        int pressDuration = currentTick - shiftPressedTick;
        if (pressDuration > 0 && pressDuration <= tapThreshold) {
            variables.setBoolean("shift", !variables.getBoolean("shift"));
        }
        shiftPressedTick = -1;
    }

    shiftWasDown = isDown;

    if (variables.getBoolean("shift")) {
        //interaction
        entity_id=game.entities.findClosestEntityById("minecraft:cat");
        x=game.entities.getX(entity_id);
        y=game.entities.getY(entity_id);
        z=game.entities.getZ(entity_id);
        player.lookAt( x,  y,  z);
        state=game.entities.isAlive(entity_id);
        player.interactions.interactWithEntity(entity_id);

    }
});

I wonder if there is any way I can ignored the entities that already processed by "interactWithEntity", and let palyer won't target at same entity and interact with same entity over and over again.

[Zergatul]

Create static array variable and add entity ids you don't want to interact with.

// in the beginning of the script
static int[] skipIds = [];

void addToSkip(int id) {
    skipIds += id;
}

boolean shouldSkip(int id) {
    foreach (int i in skipIds) {
        if (i == id) {
            return true;
        }
    }
    return false;
}

[Andy718811]

So if I must play with minecraft 1.21.4, is there any alternative method?

[Zergatul]

I added this method
https://github.com/Zergatul/cheatutils/actions/runs/23386810013

[Andy718811]

Thanks alot!
Now I encounter another problem, when I use the code below I wrote, sometimes it will ignored some cats which were very close to me, I don't know why this happened, is this because I tried to filter the cats which was far away from me(distance>3.0 blocks)?

variables.setBoolean("shift", false);

int shiftPressedTick = -1;
boolean shiftWasDown = false;
int tapThreshold = 5;
int currentTick;
boolean isDown;
int lastActionAt = 0;

int[] entity_ids;
float x;
float y;
float z;
boolean state;

int[] interacted = new int[10]; 
int interactedCount = 0;

events.onTickEnd(() => {
    currentTick = game.getTick();
    isDown = input.isKeyDown("V");

    if (isDown && !shiftWasDown) {
        shiftPressedTick = currentTick;
    }
    else if (!isDown && shiftWasDown) {
        int pressDuration = currentTick - shiftPressedTick;
        if (pressDuration > 0 && pressDuration <= tapThreshold) {
            variables.setBoolean("shift", !variables.getBoolean("shift"));

            if (variables.getBoolean("shift")) {
                ui.overlayMessage("ON");
            }
            else {
                if (currentTick % 400 == 0) {
                    interactedCount = 0;
                    for (int i = 0; i < interacted.length; i++) {
                        interacted[i] = 0;
                    }
                }
                ui.overlayMessage("OFF");
            }
        }
        shiftPressedTick = -1;
    }

    shiftWasDown = isDown;

    if (variables.getBoolean("shift")) {
        //interaction
        entity_ids = game.entities.enumerateById("minecraft:cat");

        if (currentTick % 400 == 0) {
            interactedCount = 0;
            for (int i = 0; i < interacted.length; i++) {
                interacted[i] = 0;
            }
        }



        for (int i = 0; i < entity_ids.length; i++) {
            int entity_id = entity_ids[i];

            float dist = player.getInteractionDistanceTo(entity_id);
            if (dist > 3.0) {
                continue;
            }

            boolean already = false;
            for (int j = 0; j < interactedCount; j++) {
                if (interacted[j] == entity_id) {
                    already = true;
                    break;
                }
            }
            if (already) {
                continue;
            }

            x = game.entities.getX(entity_id);
            y = game.entities.getY(entity_id);
            z = game.entities.getZ(entity_id);
            player.lookAt(x, y, z);
            player.interactions.interactWithEntity(entity_id);
            //player.attack(entity_id);

            if (interactedCount < interacted.length) {
                interacted[interactedCount] = entity_id;
                interactedCount++;
            }
        }
    }
});

[Zergatul]

Maybe because when you interacted once, you should return from event handler. So it will not interact with another entity in the same tick. Also you can add some debug output to better understand if the script is doing something you are expecting. debug.write or ui.systemMessage