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Hi, I learnt how to create and use Packets for Forge, however I am struggling with Modloader version of packet sending.

Basically this is what I want. My server keeps track if its day or night, then adjusts variables. This works 100%, however I can't update my clients variables with my servers variables.

Here is the code I am using for my server side, atm I am just trying to get an static int sayhi to update on the client. After that works I will have my static boolean variables, phantomClock and ServerOn in the packet.

public boolean onTickInGame(MinecraftServer mcss)
{
	  MinecraftServer mcs = mcss.getServer();
	  if (mcs == null) return false;
	  {
	   phantomClock = mcs.theWorldServer[0].isDaytime();
	   ServerOn = true;
   if (phantomClock == false)
   {
    sayhi = 1;
   }
   if (phantomClock == true)
   {
    sayhi = 0;
   }
  System.out.println(sayhi);
  int[] dataInt = new int[1];
  dataInt[0] = sayhi;
	 /*boolean[] dataBoolean = new boolean[2];
  dataBoolean[0] = phantomClock;
  dataBoolean[1] = ServerOn;*/
  
	   Packet230ModLoader packet = new Packet230ModLoader();
   packet.packetType = 0;
	   packet.dataInt = dataInt;
	 
	   //mcs.getConfigurationManager().sendPacketToAllPlayers(packet);
   ModLoaderMp.sendPacketToAll(this, packet);
	  }
  return true;
}

So with this code, during the day my sayhi system.outs 0, and 1 at night. However my client still only spams 0.

At the way bottom of my server mod_, I have this method before closing my class. Hoping this would Update my client =/ however I don't think its working from the stand point sayhi still spams 0 on my client cmd prompt.

public void HandlePacket(Packet230ModLoader packet, EntityPlayerMP player)
	    {
			    switch(packet.packetType)
			    {
					    case 0:
					    {
							    sayhi = packet.dataInt[0];
					    }
			    }
	    }

I also included this code at the same place in my client mod_

public void HandlePacket(Packet230ModLoader packet)
	    {
			    switch(packet.packetType)
			    {
					    case 0:
					    {
							    sayhi = packet.dataInt[0];
					    }
			    }
	    }

Still no luck. Any help will be most welcomed. Thanks for in advance

-Jade.