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1 pointHello, looking for the way to spawn a custom villager into the vanilla villages. any help is appreciated1 point
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1 pointAhh thanks for the update! Hopefully ongoing progress continues to go well-- best of luck to Cadiboo on that! Since release for my mod isn't imminent, I may hold off on this feature until the mod gets a bit closer to going public, however it's great to know that there is a workaround in case I finish my release before the interface is ready. Thanks!1 point
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use gradlew when you wand to use the wrapper https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/gradle_wrapper.html1 point
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thank you all i will go spend some more time on java but it is know working1 point
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Learn Java basic: event.getRegistry().register(new ChiselItem().setRegistryName("chisel_item");1 point
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That's what the containerItem thing I mentioned is for. It leaves an item in the crafting table after being crafted, which is what they seem to want. It's also used for other things, like potion bottles and water buckets.1 point
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The crashlog is incomplete, can you send a link to github with your mod?1 point
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I thought so, but I don't know how... been looking around for ways to do that but I haven't found anything specific to my situation, just for PlayerEntities. EDIT: Nevermind, I've got myself on the right path now. Once again, thank you so much for your help. It will take me time to fully understand all the concepts I've come across but I know where to take it from here.1 point
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I updated my build.gradle forge/mappings version yesterday, this is what my line looks like: And it worked no problemo. Good luck!1 point
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Yes, just set the name of your item as the same name of the Vanilla and it should work. (i hope it work, try before with creating a custom item)0 points
