EntityHurtBeforeEvent

Interface in @minecraft/server

Extends CancellableEvent

import type { EntityHurtBeforeEvent } from '@minecraft/server';

Subscribe to it with world.beforeEvents.entityHurt.

Example

TypeScript JavaScript

import { world, type EntityHurtBeforeEvent } from '@minecraft/server';

world.beforeEvents.entityHurt.subscribe((event: EntityHurtBeforeEvent) => {
    console.log('entityHurt', event.hurtEntity.typeId, event.damage, event.cancelKnockback);

    // Uncomment to stop it from happening.
    // event.cancel = true;
});

import { world } from '@minecraft/server';

world.beforeEvents.entityHurt.subscribe((event) => {
    console.log('entityHurt', event.hurtEntity.typeId, event.damage, event.cancelKnockback);

    // Uncomment to stop it from happening.
    // event.cancel = true;
});

Properties

hurtEntity

read-only

readonly hurtEntity: Entity;

The player or mob about to be hurt.

Types

Entity

damage

damage: number;

The damage before armour and resistance, which handlers may change.

damageSource

read-only

readonly damageSource: EntityDamageSource;

Types

EntityDamageSource

knockback

knockback: Vector3;

The velocity the hit leaves the player or mob with, which handlers may change. A sprinting attacker’s hits push further, as PowerNukkitX’s do.

Types

Vector3

cancelKnockback

cancelKnockback: boolean;

True and the hit pushes nobody. True already for hurts with no push.

Used by

WorldBeforeEvents.entityHurt, EntityHurtBeforeEventSignal.subscribe, EntityHurtBeforeEventSignal.unsubscribe

Inherited

From CancellableEvent: cancel