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Simulating Minecraft Death
I'm writing a text-adventure game with Java and the Java Swing GUI library, and I was wondering how to simulate death in Minecraft.
For example, I'm making a staircase that ends in lava. You cannot climb the staircase; however, when you step into the lava and die, you respawn right where you died.
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Yes, there is an ingame method called 'drop' which works similarly to the method in the question.
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