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Huh... packets. Most of them are vanilla.

Entity ent = dmgSource.getEntity(); EntityPlayer player = (EntityPlayer) ent; ItemStack weapon = player.getCurrentEquippedItem(); if (!(ent instanceof EntityPlayer)) {return;} if (event.source.getDamageType().equals("player")) Again, you are casting to EntityPlayer before checking it is safe to do. And the last check seems useless.

1. It depends on what you want to do. Entity has less implemented methods (so they can't spawn "naturally" like mobs) but it can be enough for a lot of things. Boats and Minecarts are entities for example. There is EntityLivingBase now too. 2. Look at the SharedMonsterAttributes, this is where the data is dealt with. 3. Look at the mob tutorial, it is up to date. 4. I don't know. You can render "moving blocks" without entities, with a custom block renderer.

There is a persistent NBT tag for players You could also use WorldSaveData and set the player data at spawn event.

It is a rendering class, all the same.

Extend pressure plate. Find the trigger method, override it with if(entitytrigger instanceof SomeEntity) super.foo(...);

I think the MCP team shipped a tool within the pack. Can't remember the name, it is like updatemcp or the like. This tool would submit unofbufscated names that you introduced directly in the decompiled code. You can surely find more help about this on #mcp.

So, no Container means you send your own packets. Before opening the GUI would be a good starting point i think.

There is a custom letter in you folder path which isn't supported. "á" -> change it

Forestry isn't part of Forge, so I don't know. Maybe the Squeezer holds a Map with block to fluid id ?

world.markBlockForUpdate(x,y,z); would also send the description packet automatically.

if (!this.worldObj.isRemote) { this.setDead(); if(!hasImpacted) { //Spawn new damaged spear in world ItemStack newSpear = new ItemStack(RecipeExpansionPack.spearIron,1,spearDurability); //newSpear.damageItem(384 - (spearDurability - 1), this.getThrower()); Entity entity = new EntityItem(worldObj, par1MovingObjectPosition.blockX, par1MovingObjectPosition.blockY, par1MovingObjectPosition.blockZ, newSpear); worldObj.spawnEntityInWorld(entity); hasImpacted = true; } } Would be better.

public final static Block plutoniumBlock = new PlutoniumBlock(BlockIds.PLUTONIUMBLOCK_ID, Material.iron); public final static Block plutoniumOre = new PlutoniumOre(BlockIds.PLUTONIUMORE_ID, Material.rock); You will never use the correct id with this. Set the blocks after loading the config file.

http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Packet_Handling

http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Using_Access_Transformers

Coremod.

You called your ScheduleUpdate in your Gui class, which is client side only. You'd better send a packet to the server, which will then call the SheduleUpdate and perform changes.

private boolean isWearingGravitite; is never set to false. But you can do without that variable anyway.

Use config.getItem and config.getBlock for those. Your package isn't lowercase.

Maybe there are better ways with Forge than editing the base class.

1. Look at the options file. (guiScale/overrideHeight/overrideWidth) Resolution is directly proportional to the screen size. 2. RenderGlobal ? Question is too vague.

@Override public void readFromNBT(NBTTagCompound compound) { super.readFromNBT(compound); isLoaded=compound.getBoolean("loaded"); fuse=compound.getInteger("fuse"); blockMetadata=compound.getInteger("meta"); } Would be better this way.

EntityItem holds the ItemStack. Damage it before spawn in world. Most likely, the method you are overriding doesn't exist any more.

Hardcoded in Minecraft class. for (i = 0; i < 9; ++i) { if (Keyboard.getEventKey() == 2 + i) { this.thePlayer.inventory.currentItem = i; } } This means you can't change it.

Make your fuel item damageable.