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Hi I very much doubt you'll find a specific tutorial for this, I think you'll probably have to spend some time understanding the vanilla code. Some of the key words to help your search: Block.canSustainPlant() BushBlock GrassBlock.grow() SpreadableSnowyDirtBlock.tick() -TGG

https://github.com/cpw/inventorysorter/blob/master/src/main/java/cpw/mods/inventorysorter/KeyHandler.java#L118 https://github.com/cpw/inventorysorter/blob/master/src/main/java/cpw/mods/inventorysorter/ServerHandler.java https://github.com/cpw/inventorysorter/blob/master/src/main/java/cpw/mods/inventorysorter/Network.java hope this helps

I had the exact same problem in 1.15. My Problem was, that the entity was not synced with the client correctly. My Solution was to override the ThrowableEntity#createSpawnPacket method in the Entity class, and call return NetworkHooks.getEntitySpawningPacket(this); inside that method. Maybe that helps.

And because the most modder has forgot how to mod in this versions. 1.7 is a lot different from 1.15 for example, so if you try to make your own mod, then the only place you can ask are tutorials, as these are made while 1.7 was the lastest method. it‘s passed i. Think more as 3 years, so… Hope it help

Unloaded chunks do not exist. Its not that they don't have a state, they literally, fundamentally don't exist. An unloaded chunk can be in one of three states: Never Created Created, but not generated (Minecraft has allocated memory, but not run generation, and it is possible for a chunk to be part way through that process)* Populated, but saved to disk There is no way to differentiate between these states. The only "solution" is to load the chunk. *Technically there are ways to query block states in these chunks, but as their memory is in another thread, it is not safe to do so.

This looks like an issue with Forge's dev-time login implementation, I've reported it on GitHub.

Info on how to do it with eclipse can be found here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25388758/how-do-i-attach-to-a-process-in-eclipse?rq=1

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