CAS_ual_TY
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Not even that. The code you quoted does not even run the for bracket once.
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Post your full Main.class and MOD.class so we can see the different lines.
This is your error btw (shouldnt be hard to fix with java knowledge):
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException at Gess.mod.Main.<init>(Main.java:38)
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Yes blame the "lack of documentation". Totally not your java "knowledge". You also totally did not try to implement code that has such an obvious syntax error that someone with actual java knowledge would immediately see and be able to fix.
Everything you need to do has been explained in this thread (and also the thread you linked where you stole the code from). Making this mod probably takes about 5 minutes.
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The main mistakes here are lack of java knowledge.
- In your topic you create a new instance of something, but nothing is being done with it, nothing gets called because of instantiation.
- In your last example your syntax does not work at all (as pointed out already).
These are things that have nothing to do with forge documentation.
Surely there are things you have to know beforehand, but these are all listed here (itemstacks are point 12):
Again, if you show me how you implemented my previous suggestion(s) I can help you with it.
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1 hour ago, Gess1t said:
tried that, still not working, reverted the change
Unless you show us how you did it there is no way we can help you.
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The annotation basically tells forge "ey there is an event here". Then forge checks which parameter that method has and sends the corresponding event. Just as a simple explanation.
So you subscribe to the tick event and in there you create a new instance of invChk every single tick. And in there you dont even call the method. The annotation doesnt work in invChk since there are no method params.
Solution: add the client tick event parameter to the method in invChk instead (remove the entire thing in your mod class) and then pass an instance of said class to
MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.register
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Read the thread I linked. It tells you how to do it. Or options on how to do it.
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These are your options listed in there.
I have given my own implementation which in the current state you can find here: https://github.com/CAS-ual-TY/Visibilis/blob/c03f6972e3dc2845dbbdcc271ba1eee5b64a2bfc/src/main/java/de/cas_ual_ty/visibilis/util/RenderUtility.java#L410 (scissor methods, feel free to use these yourself)
The only thing is that you have to account for mouse position. There is no hacky way around that, you have to do old fashion calculations.
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81 is the ruby block item. Does the block registry fire before the item registry in 1.13?
I think ruby_block is null at that call:
BlockList.ruby_block.getRegistryName()
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tagCompound.getTag(itemsIn2);
This is returning null. So your sub compound does not exist. Make sure you got all the keys right
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I dont think there is a way around that.
(Back in the beta someone had made a tool which read schematic files and converted them into a java code class. But that code would not even work anymore.)
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No. The code IS run when a skeleton dies to a zombie. There are more than 2 if brackets. Or am I missing smth here?
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Show it.
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MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.register(MyForgeEventHandler()));
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MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.register(new MyForgeEventHandler());
This is basic Java and you really should learn the basics for it before you start. Learning the absolutely needed basics can be done fairly quickly.
Also, you should ignore upper/lower case.
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52 minutes ago, Animefan8888 said:
This should be used if it has a contnainer. No reason to use it if it doesn't.
Pretty sure I read somewhere that you should do it regardless.. But doesnt matter.
OP, remember to register this event handler only on client side.
Also, dont use GL11.glColor
Use the GlStateManager instead.
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You should use EntityPlayer#openGui
Im not sure if you want to open it once or have smth render the entire time. If its the first thing then use my mentioned method.
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There is no tool. You would need to read the code in the class file and then write a json based on the information you got.
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Look at the thread I linked. I am doing everything there.
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Here is how I would do it:
- I would open the model (eg https://blockbench.net/) and add the middle card onto it. Just as a blanc quad or thin cube. Now I would move it to the other 2 slots and write down how I had to move it for that.
- Next, I would remove everything except for the card itself, and export it. Now move the card to another slot (as written down), export. Now move it to the final slot, export.
- Now I would take the initial card-only model again, and create copies of it with the actual textures on it. To clarify: You now have your main item model, 3 blanc card models, which all fit into a slot of your main item model, and then X models of the first card but textured.
- Now whenever you render your item model, you also render one of the textured cards, with the transform of the correct blanc card applied for the slot.
This would still require you to create 1 model per card, but no combinations needed.
Or you quickly write a Programm which does all the combinations for you from a small premade template.
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Take a look at this thread:
I made a Gun Mod with attachments. Instead of creating all combinations each, I created the single layers and then just dynamically combined them for rendering. I am basically sharing all code here. It might help you, feel free to copy parts it.
EDIT: What you could do is have 1 model for each card, and 3 models for the transforms where they can be, then combine them
1. Make a card model of the middle card
2. Copy the model, move it up/down and export again for the top/bottom card
- Now you have 3 json models, all have the same data, except that their transforms are different
3. Copy the first model again for each card and apply texture
- Now you also have a model for each card
4. In the rendering code, always load the model with the card texture (of step 3), but load the transform of one of the initial 3 models to get it into the right position. Do that for all 3 cards.
Now only does that solve your problem, but it also lets you change everything via resource pack only.
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You can render anything you want.
Go check out this resource, its a little outdated but you get the core principles: https://greyminecraftcoder.blogspot.com/2014/12/the-tessellator-and-worldrenderer-18.html
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popMatrix() is missing,
does rendering using addScheduledTask really work? Shouldnt you use one of the world render events for that? RenderWorldLastEvent together with a place to store the cables client side is what I would do.
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13 hours ago, Animefan8888 said:
First off dont post code that isnt yours here or anywhere without permission from the writers.
Second when you render your image you specify where on your image you want to start at (x, y) then you specify where on the screen (x, y) then you give the width and height to the method. So if you want the image to have a scrolling appearance change where on the image you want to start.
I removed the code you are right. I was thinking I would be posting a general concept instead of someone's code which is obviously not true.
I should have emphasized it a bit more that I was looking for something the glScissor solution. I mentioned it slightly below the spoiler but I should have been more clear.
10 hours ago, gendeathrow said:Animefan8888 is right about creating a scrolling image by changing the start,height. I wrote most of my guis like that, But if you were wanting to have a bunch of images and text and dont want to write all the logic for that. Than I have used GL Scissor to do what your asking. I've used it to draw scroll-able guis inside other guis. Anything outside the borders will get cut off.
GL_SCISSOR_TEST:
public drawScreen(int mouseX, int mouseY, float partialTicks){ GL11.glEnable(GL11.GL_SCISSOR_TEST); GlStateManager.disableLighting(); guiScissor(mc, x, y, width, height); CallYourDrawCode(mouseX, mouseY, partialTicks); GlStateManager.enableLighting(); GL11.glDisable(GL11.GL_SCISSOR_TEST); } // This gets the scaledResolution to get proper placement. public static void guiScissor(Minecraft mc, int x, int y, int w, int h){ ScaledResolution r = new ScaledResolution(mc); int f = r.getScaleFactor(); GL11.glScissor(x * f, (r.getScaledHeight() - y - h)*f, w * f, h * f); }
It really depends on what you trying to do. As this can be a bit much for a simple scrolling window. You will still have to handle all the key inputs & mouse inputs. This only handles the rendering. Also This was written for mc1.12.2.
Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for. The following is how I did it:
/** * Cut everything off outside the given rectangle. Call this, then the all the draw code, then {@link #innerEnd()} for cleanup. * @param x Pos X of the rectangle. * @param y Pos Y of the rectangle. * @param w Width of the rectangle. * @param h Height of the rectangle. */ protected void innerStart(int x, int y, int w, int h) { GL11.glEnable(GL11.GL_SCISSOR_TEST); //* scaleFactor due to the automatic resizing depending on window size (or the GUI size settings) //All the derparoundery with the Y position because Minecraft 0,0 is at the top left, but lwjgl 0,0 is at the bottom left GL11.glScissor(x * this.sr.getScaleFactor(), (this.sr.getScaledHeight() - y - h) * this.sr.getScaleFactor(), w * this.sr.getScaleFactor(), h * this.sr.getScaleFactor()); this.applyZoomAndShift(); GL11.glPushMatrix(); } /** * Scissor cleanup. Call {@link #innerStart(int, int, int, int)}, then all the draw code, then this. */ protected void innerEnd() { GL11.glPopMatrix(); GL11.glDisable(GL11.GL_SCISSOR_TEST); }
(Experimental, untested code, the entire GUI. Something could be terribly wrong, everything in this repo is only theory. I was too lazy yet to write a ReadMe pls no shame)
Thanks for the help.
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