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When attempting to create ResourceLocation instances in a Minecraft mod, both the traditional constructor approach and the newer fromNamespaceAndPath method are failing with various errors, preventing proper resource registration. public static RegistryObject<SoundEvent> registrySoundEvents(String name){ return SOUNDS_EVENTS.register(name, () ->SoundEvent.createVariableRangeEvent(new ResourceLocation(Records.MOD_ID, name))); } -
By TileEntity · Posted
Start with changing Java 24 to Java 21 and test it again - ATM 9 is Minecraft 1.20.1 -
On Forge 58.0.5 (MC 1.21.8), InputEvent.MouseScrollingEvent is marked cancellable (implements Cancellable, uses a CancellableEventBus), but the event type does not expose setCanceled(boolean) or cancel() from a @SubscribeEvent listener. What’s the correct way to cancel this event (or otherwise block vanilla scroll behavior) from mod code? Can someone plz point me in the right direction? Thx
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