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Hey! I want to add a glow texture for my custom armor. How can i do it? -
Hi Guys, Thanks again for the replies. Uninstalling version 22 fixed my issue. I tried starting the server using the suggestion @TileEntity gave but could not see how to invoke Forge. I then uninstalled JDK version 22 as @Xoroshio advised. I may have to stay with having only JDK 17 installed. Now I need to figure out why the startup does not like the number of mods I installed. -
By HHYPER_Red · Posted
import net.minecraft.world.item.CreativeModeTab; import net.minecraft.world.item.ItemStack; public class sbcTab { public static final CreativeModeTab SBCTAB = new CreativeModeTab("StayBackCretin!") { @Override public ItemStack makeIcon() { return null; } }; } Everything I've tried so far has been met with nothing, currently in this code the (@Overide) is causing this error to show : 'Method does not override method from its superclass' but after removing it, trying other things I've always been met with the other one : 'Required type: Builder Provided: String' or sometimes even both in my attempts, someone help please -
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By scientistknight1 · Posted
I can confirm a similar error when trying to set up a 1.19.2 modding environment in Eclipse; something is definitely cached that doesn't do well when the environment is edited. I solved it similarly to how you did, by simply restarting from the ground with a different project in a different version.
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