Solved Is it even possible?

Hi.

1) I want to make a plugin simulating player. Is it even possible to "simulate" new player?

2) Can I call any event like here:

PHP:

$this->getServer()->getPluginManager()->callEvent(new BlockBreakEvent($player,$block,$item,false));


or I can call only some events or I can't call events?...

It is possible. It has to do something with packets

Specter is a plugin that simulates a player.
For events, yes, you can call any events, even your own ones.

Yes, it is possible. I learned that this was possible(awhile back) from this plugin: https://github.com/EvolSoft/MassiveEconomy

It's cool. I was exhausted when I was testing plugins; I had to connect to server, find out the bugs, fix them, restart... now I can make fake player and call functions...

Same, that's why I requested the Specter plugin

I still do that...
Sometimes I use Spector, but for Interacting etc. you need a real player (Which is me).

I'll add it soon.

I'm making plugin for calling events, but:

I want call BlockBreakEvent:

PHP:

$this->getServer()->getPluginManager()->callEvent(new BlockBreakEvent($player,Block::STONE,Item::EMERALD,false));
$player = new Player (//and here is the problem.


For creating new player I need some data packets sent from MCPE itself. However, I'm not playing MCPE (#don'twanttobewarez) so I need simulate it. Specter plugin by @Falk isn't working for PM 1.6 :/[/PHP]

Read the source code of Specter and see how it works.

he want to test his plugins using a fake player a think it is not good way

That's how I debugged most of the LegionPE commands. Without needing to connect with a real device, it is much faster - you get the player spawned without having to wait chunks loading.
And it is even more convenient with multiplayer - you don't need to ask people to help you test. Everything is under your control.

It's a bad practice to test plugins like SurvivalGames, BedWars... but for small plugins where I need only to call BlockBreakEvent it doesn't matter...

What do you mean by it's a bad practice? You don't want to test your plugins before you submit them?