Created an entry that works like the on interact block event but does…

…nt require a specific block or interaction type. All it requires is the coordinates.

extensions/BasicExtension/src/main/kotlin/com/typewritermc/basic/entries/event/InteractEventEntry.kt

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+package io.devgiga.gigaextension.entries
+
+import com.typewritermc.core.books.pages.Colors
+import com.typewritermc.core.entries.Query
+import com.typewritermc.core.entries.Ref
+import com.typewritermc.core.extension.annotations.Entry
+import com.typewritermc.core.extension.annotations.EntryListener
+import com.typewritermc.core.utils.point.Position
+import com.typewritermc.engine.paper.entry.TriggerableEntry
+import com.typewritermc.engine.paper.entry.entries.EventEntry
+import com.typewritermc.engine.paper.entry.startDialogueWithOrNextDialogue
+import com.typewritermc.engine.paper.utils.toPosition
+import org.bukkit.Location
+import org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerInteractEvent
+import java.util.*
+
+@Entry("interact_event_entry", "triggers when a player interacts with a block", Colors.YELLOW, "hugeicons:touch-interaction-02")
+class InteractEventEntry(
+    override val id: String = "",
+    override val name: String = "",
+    override val triggers: List<Ref<TriggerableEntry>> = emptyList(),
+    val location: Optional<Position> = Optional.empty(),
+): EventEntry
+
+fun Location.isSameBlock(location: Location): Boolean {
+    return this.world == location.world && this.blockX == location.blockX && this.blockY == location.blockY && this.blockZ == location.blockZ
+}
+
+@EntryListener(InteractEventEntry::class)
+fun onInteractBlock(event: PlayerInteractEvent, query: Query<InteractEventEntry>) {
+    val player = event.player
+    val block = event.clickedBlock
+    val location = block?.location ?: player.location
+    // The even triggers twice. Both for the main hand and offhand.
+    // We only want to trigger once.
+    println("interact detected")
+    if (event.hand == org.bukkit.inventory.EquipmentSlot.OFF_HAND) return // Disable off-hand interactions
+    val entries = query.findWhere { entry ->
+        println("is this working")
+        // Check if the player clicked on the correct location
+        if (!entry.location.map { it.sameBlock(location.toPosition()) }
+                .orElse(true)) return@findWhere false
+        true
+    }.toList()
+    if (entries.isEmpty()) return
+    entries startDialogueWithOrNextDialogue player
+}