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  1. Don't decomp. Forge 1.11

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    Hard drive space is irrelevant, RAM is what you don't have enough of.

  2. Using a TileEntitySpecialRenderer

    1 point
    He's referring to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generics_in_Java

  3. 1.12 How to fix these GameRegistry.register

    1 point
    http://www.minecraftforge.net/forum/topic/49497-1112-is-using-registryevent-this-way-ok/#comment-249433 This is a decent example of how to use the registry events to register items/blocks

  4. [1.10.2] Creating NBT files and Writing to them

    1 point
    Your file end-name will be storage.dat.dat as you add the extension in the constructor. Use the debugger to find out what's wrong. Put a breakpoint in your write method. I would say that if the file is not even being created then the issue most likely is within the fileLocation field so inspect it.

  5. [1.10.2] Creating NBT files and Writing to them

    1 point
    There are safeWrite and write methods that write the NBT without compression.

  6. [1.10.2] Creating NBT files and Writing to them

    1 point
    CompressedStreamTools, yes. A file can be anything you want, you can set anything as the "file name". All you need to do is write the NBT using methods from CompressedStreamTools into your FileOutputStream.

  7. Custom IRecipe eats items?

    1 point
    Mm, you don't say.

  8. Which version should I upgrade my 1.7.10 mod to?

    1 point
    Personally I plan on updating an older mod of mine to 1.10 or 1.11 before updating it to 1.12, as there are fewer alterations that need to be made that have to be done for 1.12 and I figure I can start on the earlier changes, push a version for 1.10/1.11, before finalizing things for 1.12. Its because I want to supply the mod for the people who have already split off, while segmenting the work that needs to be done into smaller batches.

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