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I hope you removed the "final" keyword then.

So, there are three possible null arguments: -ObsidianSword -CondensedObsidian -blazerod All those should be initialized before the addRecipe(args) line. You can also try with GameRegistry.addRecipe(new ItemStack(ObsidianSword), new Object[]{" O "," O "," R ",'O', ashtonsmod.CondensedObsidian,'R',blazerod});

Did you fix both parts of your code I showed previously ?

public class RenderRocket extends RenderLiving { public static final ResourceLocation Texture = new ResourceLocation(BattleOfTheBeastsMod.modid, "textures/entity/Rocket.png"); public RenderRocket(RocketModel par1RocketModel, float par2) { super(par1RocketModel, par2); } @Override public void doRender(Entity entity, double d0, double d1, double d2, float f, float f1) { GL11.glPushMatrix(); GL11.glPopMatrix(); GL11.glRotatef(90F, 0F, 1.0F, 0.0F); } protected ResourceLocation func_110775_a(Entity par1Entity) { return Texture; } } This would be better. By the way, your doRender method doesn't render your model or anything. You should probably call model.render(...);

Well sorry if am not a leader. MinecraftServer.getServer.worldServers[id].loadedTileEntityList

Server blocks illegal movement ? a.k.a -no fly ?

MinecraftServer.getServer()...?

private final ItemStack inputStack; private final... Consider this part of your code with more attention.

I think there is a color setting due to biome specific coloration over blocks. Like "color multiplier"...

Only two possible destinations for packets: server and players (=clients)

All you have to do is build that thing like you would a portal. The "doors" you think of, are also custom teleporters.

Under this comment: /*Set static values (Items/Blocks)*/ static { //items initialization here } You have a static body with items initialization. Move those into your "myNewPreloadMethod". Then learn some Java. "static" is a really common keyword, you should know what it is doing.

Why would you check that ? you don't have to place the block... Not convenient at all. Plus, i can tell who is breaking the block with reflection.

"Nope" what ? Any comments on my code ?

What do you mean by ? An event won't stop because you put if(condition) somewhere...

The static body will get executed first. Move the items declaration in "myNewPreLoad" method.

Where do you use/render that model ? The answer is: in your renderer

You have the face of the click, it isn't so hard to move to the neighbouring block... At worst, 6 cases in a switch Ouch. But do what you must lol. I'd be glad to hear more convenient strategies

Then maybe it is time to show what your addRecipe method does ?

Put the texture info in your entity renderer. Like RenderMob or such.

Well...maybe a wrong Eclipse installation...or...did you touch mcp/bin folder ?

Yes, this is a conflict: two of the items you are registering have an item id of 0.

Always check for server side before spawning something. if(!world.isRemote) { world.spawnEntityInWorld(... }

Looks like a codec error. Can you try with a .wav file ?

Man, the abstract code is useless to us. Your implementation is what is important. public class CraftingManager { public static IBrewingManager brewery; } This looks a bit...empty, don't you think ? By the way...interfaces are always abstract.