Elevators registers a 'jump' when walking onto a carpet/slab/heightend block from the elevator block

[averwhy]

In the gif above, i don't jump at all, however the plugin interprets the player walking on the carpet as a jump.

[keehl254]

This issue is a tad tricky; Jumping in Minecraft is more or less just the client telling the server to move upwards. There is no actual way to detect jumps aside from listening to movement and determining if they jumped based on a change of the Y axis. To combat the issue above, I only trigger elevators if the difference in the Y is not divisible by 0.0625, which is a singular pixel in a block.

Out of curiosity, what version of MC are you running, what fork of Spigot are you using, and are you on the latest version of Elevators? I want to work to increase the accuracy of the jump detection. Until then, I can only recommend to consider PaperMC (or a fork of paper) as an alternative to Spigot, as it provides built in support for player jump detection that Elevators will use.

[averwhy]

Right now im playing Fabric 1.20.1 and my server is on paper 1.20.1, build 52, and the Elevators version is 4.0.2 (at least thats the config version)

[keehl254]

Huh. That is weird. When the plugin detects you are on paper, it will instead use Papers PlayerJumpEvent over my movement calculations. I wonder if I out pizza'd the hut in this scenario; if it's causing you to go upwards and you are on a paper server, the problem lies with papers PlayerJumpEvent falsely triggering. I will see if there is any way for me to correct this. Need be, I will just always use my movement event instead of papers event and possibly pr something to paper.

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