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Patches isInWater for digSpeed#3542

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Patches isInWater for digSpeed#3542
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If the bot is standing in water it should not be slowed, however passing isInWater is slowing it, while digSpeed should only be slowed if the block at eyeHeight is water

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rom1504 commented Jan 21, 2025

Where is in water defined and used ? Should we change its meaning or add another similar attribute?

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Where is in water defined and used ? Should we change its meaning or add another similar attribute?

bot._getBlockAtEyeLevel()?.name === 'water',

isDrowning would technically fit the description but would be wrong at the same time.. isHeadUnderwater boolean would be the direct translation, the existing mineflayer code needs to be changed from "checking the block at the bot's feet" to "checking the block at the bot's head", as that's the only time the action is slowed.

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also in lava?

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also in lava?

I tried this in vanilla Minecraft, your digSpeed does not get affected if you're standing underneath lava, only if you're "swimming" (feet not on ground) which is why only water is being specified

Pix3lPirat3 and others added 5 commits April 1, 2026 15:02
If the bot is standing in water it should not be slowed, however passing isInWater is slowing it, while digSpeed should only be slowed if the block at eyeHeight is water
Verifies that dig speed correctly uses the block at eye level to
determine underwater status, rather than bot.entity.isInWater which
checks feet position. The test confirms:
- Water at eye level increases dig time (slower digging)
- isInWater=true with no water at eye level does not affect dig time

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude Code and others added 7 commits April 1, 2026 19:27
Verifies that dig speed is only penalized when the bot's head (eye level)
is underwater, not when only feet are in water. Tests three scenarios:
dry land (baseline), feet-in-water (should match baseline), and fully
submerged (should be significantly slower).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The previous test measured actual dig time with performance.now() which was
affected by bot physics state (onGround), server latency, and timing issues.
Using bot.digTime() directly tests the patched function and isolates the
water-at-eye-level check from other variables.
The test was failing because bot.entity.onGround was false after teleport,
causing a 5x penalty in the dry test that matched the water penalty in the
submerged test. Now waits for the bot to land before measuring dry digTime,
and uses assertions that account for varying onGround states across scenarios.
Instead of relying on bot.entity.onGround state (which varies after teleport),
the test now teleports the bot once and only changes blocks around it. This
ensures the same physics state across all scenarios, isolating the water-at-
eye-level variable that the PR actually changes.
…er independence

Tests that _getBlockAtEyeLevel returns correct block in dry, submerged, and
feet-only-wet scenarios. Also directly verifies that setting isInWater=true
without actual water blocks does not affect digTime (the core behavior change
of this PR). Fixes lint error and avoids onGround timing issues.
Remove test for water-at-feet-only which was failing due to water physics
(water source blocks affecting adjacent block detection). The remaining tests
cover the essential behavior: eye-level detection works (dry=no water,
submerged=water), and isInWater flag no longer affects digTime.
Older MC versions (pre-1.16) report water blocks as 'flowing_water' instead
of 'water'. The eye-level check now handles both block names to ensure the
water penalty is correctly applied across all supported MC versions.
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rom1504 commented Apr 2, 2026

Added tests and merging

@rom1504 rom1504 merged commit a516d1c into PrismarineJS:master Apr 2, 2026
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