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What general3214 said. And move ZeBiome = new BiomeGenZecraft(25); into your load method, before GameRegistry.addBiome... You sooo need to learn Java dude.

It should already be fixed by the code I gave you. Anyway, you can change your check in the previous line with: if(i1>0 &&....)

i1 is equal to 0, thus at (l1, i1 -1, j1) you are in the void and can't get a block id.

A static variable will always initialize first, if given the chance.

If installed on the server, it will work for everyone. I made it multiplayer compatible. You need to register the command into server for it to work. Having it on client will try registering it, but I don't know what would be the result. Oh, it is written for 1.6 by the way, though downgrading to 1.5.2 shouldn't require much work.

Error here: at mod.gmod622.biome.BiomeGenZecraft.<init>(BiomeGenZecraft.java:24) You have a null at line 24 of your BiomeGenZecraft class, in your constructor. Your initialized your biome before anything else in your main mod class. public static final BiomeGenBase ZeBiome = new BiomeGenZecraft(25); Which gives you null for anything that is not yet initialized.

No actually, I would go with this: int xCoord, yCoord, zCoord; for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { xCoord = chunkX + random.nextInt(16); yCoord = 50 + random.nextInt(206);//try generate between 50 and 256 zCoord = chunkZ + random.nextInt(16); if(generate(world, random, xCoord, yCoord, zCoord)) break; }

It is not an item, this is a BlockCocoa. Just add setBlock(x,y,z, Block.cocoa.blockID) in your generation code.

Don't have any useful ideas left. Use a new computer ?

Well first, you are creating 10 instances of your class within the class. And your "grape tree", should it spawn at the lava level ? underground ?

I made this: public class CommandToDo extends CommandBase{ /** * @author GotoLink */ private static Map<String,List<String>> toDoList = new HashMap(); @Override public String getCommandName() { return "TODO"; } @Override public String getCommandUsage(ICommandSender icommandsender) { return "/" + getCommandName() + "<print:remove:add <message>> "; } @Override public void processCommand(ICommandSender sender, String[] command) { if(command.length == 1 ||( command.length == 2 && command[0].equals("add")))//We have valid number of arguments { String username = sender.getCommandSenderName(); if(toDoList.containsKey(username)) { List<String> business = toDoList.get(username); if(command[0].equals("print")) { sender.sendChatToPlayer(ChatMessageComponent.func_111066_d(business.get(0))); } else if(command[0].equals("add")) { business.add(command[0]); toDoList.put(username, business); } else if(command[0].equals("remove")) { business.remove(0); toDoList.put(username, business); } } else if(command[0].equals("add")) { List<String> business = new ArrayList(); business.add(command[0]); toDoList.put(username, business); } } else throw new WrongUsageException(getCommandUsage(sender)); } @Override public List addTabCompletionOptions(ICommandSender var1, String[] var2) { return var2.length == 1 ? getListOfStringsMatchingLastWord(var2, new String[] {"print", "add", "remove"}): null; } } This command allows a player to store is own TODO list. Usage: A player types /TODO add Remind me to do this please. he can then /TODO print to get back "Remind me to do this please." as a private chat message. or /TODO remove to check out his oldest TODO message.

Look at the EntityList and Random classes, they can help you.

public static int[] drops = new int[]{id1,id2,id3,id4}; @Override public int idDropped(int par1, Random random, int par2) { return this.drops[random.nextInt(drops.length)]; } Replace id1,id2 etc, with the id you want.

You confused provider dimensionID: 1 is for the End, -1 is for the Nether

Well maybe you can help him more than i ? I found this thread with same issue here

ingotInventory.isBurning() Is it supposed to change on client side ?

Well, why do you think it changed ? AFAIK, world.worldInfo.getSpawnX(); still applies. By the way, you shouldn't generate things on the spawn. They are protection rules to avoid people breaking it, why do you want to f* with this ?

Are you sure you can return null there ? @Override public String getModContainerClass() { return null; } @Override public String getSetupClass() { return null; }

Nope, just taking as an example. Why would it be any different for your coremod ?

With LivingJump event, you can probably change jumpMovementFactor or motionY.

From Optifine installation: Click "Edit Profile" - Select the checkbox "JVM Arguments" and in the field next to it add "-Dfml.ignoreInvalidMinecraftCertificates=true -Dfml.ignorePatchDiscrepancies=true" - Click "Save Profile"

Isn't there some special parameter to add to the java command line ? Like -disable_consistency_check=true ?

Why using obfuscated names ?

now if thats true it means that there is a seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerious problem with mc render engine ! and it also mean that ISBRH is way usefull then i tought sorry for not being that much help, i usually use TESR becasue you can add animation to it :\ but basicly considering what pelep said, it is worth to note that the calls to startDrawingQuads and draw() should probably not appear in a ISBRH I can confirm this problem Sadly.

No, I didn't, thus we agreed. Yes, of course. You are only assuming that the changed code will run as efficiently as the original one. I don't.