MinecraftConsoles/Minecraft.Server.FourKit/docs/usage-of-all-events.md

@page usage-of-all-events Usage of all Events

This will go over how to utilize each event that FourKit provides.

@section entitydamageevent EntityDamageEvent and EntityDamageByEntityEvent

\ref Minecraft.Server.FourKit.Event.Entity.EntityDamageEvent "EntityDamageEvent" and \ref Minecraft.Server.FourKit.Event.Entity.EntityDamageByEntityEvent "EntityDamageByEntityEvent" are fired when any entity is damaged.

When one of these events are fired, it passes an entity. It can be a Player, or any LivingEntity

You can check what type of entity it is with getEntityType(). This will return a \ref Minecraft.Server.FourKit.Entity.EntityType "EntityType" enum.

From there, you can cast the entity to the actual type (in this case \ref Minecraft.Server.FourKit.Entity.LivingEntity "LivingEntity"):

[EventHandler]
public void entityDamage(EntityDamageEvent e)
{
    LivingEntity entity = (LivingEntity)e.getEntity();
}

Or if its a player, you can even cast it to \ref Minecraft.Server.FourKit.Entity.Player "Player":

[EventHandler]
public void entityDamage(EntityDamageEvent e)
{
    if (e.getEntityType() == EntityType.PLAYER)
    {
        Player player = (Player)e.getEntity();
    }
}

As of right now, this event is only fired for \ref Minecraft.Server.FourKit.Entity.LivingEntity "LivingEntity" and \ref Minecraft.Server.FourKit.Entity.Player "Player"s.

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