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Showing content with the highest reputation on 11/29/19 in Posts
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You should be using Capabilities now.1 point
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Maybe look at this? [LINK]1 point
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This should have been fixed by this PR (merged in Forge 1.14.4-28.1.92). The dispense behaviour now checks for any flammable block and calls Block#catchFire instead of calling the static method.1 point
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You should use the tryDamageItem() method(s) instead so that your knife can take (and be affected by) the Unbreaking enchantment.1 point
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Have you made your custom TNTs class(es) extend net.minecraft.block.TNTBlock?1 point
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Here is how I make my own config in my mod. And this is my progress on the standard config GUI (GitHub link for the source if you want to steal it)
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Mojang doesn't use @Deprecated properly. In this case it means "call the BlockState version of this method rather than the Block version".1 point
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1 pointYeah, I love that, too. But what's the problem to have both things at once? Just install Forge and put Optifine into the mods folder.1 point
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IHasModel is completely and utterly pointless. All it does is make you write the same 4 lines of code all over again for every item so that you can pass public values to a public function.1 point
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Seems like you're trying to implement a class that isn't an interface. Make IHasModel an interface, then remove IHasModel and take a look at this. (Code-Style #3, among everything else.)1 point
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no code no support and stop using Harry Talks tutorials1 point
