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Exhaustion still renders when food hud is cancelled with Forge event

BrownBear85 opened this issue ยท 1 comments

commented

I'm canceling RenderGuiOverlayEvent on Forge 1.20.1 when event.getOverlay() == VanillaGuiOverlay.FOOD_LEVEL.type() and this successfully cancels the food icons and saturation overlay, however the saturation checkerboard pattern that renders behind the food icons.

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commented

You'll want to cancel both RenderGuiOverlayEvent.Pre and RenderGuiOverlayEvent.Post.

AppleSkin/java/squeek/appleskin/client/HUDOverlayHandler.java

Lines 55 to 92 in 07dc6b6

@SubscribeEvent
public void onRenderGuiOverlayPre(RenderGuiOverlayEvent.Pre event)
{
if (event.getOverlay() == GuiOverlayManager.findOverlay(FOOD_LEVEL_ELEMENT))
{
Minecraft mc = Minecraft.getInstance();
ForgeGui gui = (ForgeGui) mc.gui;
boolean isMounted = mc.player.getVehicle() instanceof LivingEntity;
if (!isMounted && !mc.options.hideGui && gui.shouldDrawSurvivalElements())
{
renderExhaustion(gui, event.getGuiGraphics(), event.getPartialTick(), event.getWindow().getScreenWidth(), event.getWindow().getScreenHeight());
}
}
}
@SubscribeEvent
public void onRenderGuiOverlayPost(RenderGuiOverlayEvent.Post event)
{
if (event.getOverlay() == GuiOverlayManager.findOverlay(FOOD_LEVEL_ELEMENT))
{
Minecraft mc = Minecraft.getInstance();
ForgeGui gui = (ForgeGui) mc.gui;
boolean isMounted = mc.player.getVehicle() instanceof LivingEntity;
if (!isMounted && !mc.options.hideGui && gui.shouldDrawSurvivalElements())
{
renderFoodOrHealthOverlay(gui, event.getGuiGraphics(), event.getPartialTick(), event.getWindow().getScreenWidth(), event.getWindow().getScreenHeight(), RenderOverlayType.FOOD);
}
}
else if (event.getOverlay() == GuiOverlayManager.findOverlay(PLAYER_HEALTH_ELEMENT))
{
Minecraft mc = Minecraft.getInstance();
ForgeGui gui = (ForgeGui) mc.gui;
if (!mc.options.hideGui && gui.shouldDrawSurvivalElements())
{
renderFoodOrHealthOverlay(gui, event.getGuiGraphics(), event.getPartialTick(), event.getWindow().getScreenWidth(), event.getWindow().getScreenHeight(), RenderOverlayType.HEALTH);
}
}
}