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  1. 1.7.10 is very old and is no longer supported on this forum. Update to a newer version of minecraft to receive support. http://www.howoldisminecraft1710.today
  2. If you need help porting, first have a read through https://gist.github.com/williewillus/353c872bcf1a6ace9921189f6100d09a. If you have specific questions regarding methods that don't exist anymore (i.e. equivalents for methods that used to be in FMLClientHandler/FMLCommonHandler), ask them. Right now your questions are a bit too vague to get useful answers.
  3. Capabilities are a better way of achieving the same thing as Interfaces. Interface way: if (tileEntity instanceof IThing) Capability way if (tileEntity.hasCapability(ThingCapability)) Interface way: ((IThing)tileEntity).doThing(); Capability way tileEntity.getCapability(ThingCapability).doThing(); Interfaces make your tile be something while Capabilities let your tile provide something. Capabilities follow the OOP concept of "Composition over Inheritance".
  4. *sigh* Read my signature please
  5. You can always just generate your own JavaDocs. The Forge source (at least from GradleForge) seldom has JavaDoc comments, and the comments that are there are limited in information. If you really want to comprehend everything, build your own JavaDocs. That's not how you build JavaDocs in Eclipse, at least from the time I used the program. Project > Generate JavaDocs
  6. Why don't you do a pull request to github here?
  7. Um....let me just look up-thread a bit. Hmm.

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