Cadiboo

Your logs should be telling you exactly whats wrong with your JSON, can you post them?

^^^ Probably some of the best. However there are also some other good tutorials: Shadowfact's tutorials are good beginner tutorials (if slightly outdated) - https://shadowfacts.net/tutorials/forge-modding-112/ BedrockMiner's tutorials used to be very good beginner tutorials (they're very outdated though, they might not exist anymore as I couldn't find them) Looking at OpenSource mods like Tinkers Construct - https://github.com/SlimeKnights/TinkersConstruct Mekanism - https://github.com/aidancbrady/Mekanism MinecraftByExample - https://github.com/TheGreyGhost/MinecraftByExample/ (this is VERY good as it is pretty much a do it yourself tutorial) Choonster's TestMod 3 - https://github.com/Choonster-Minecraft-Mods/TestMod3 Draco18s's ReasonableRealism (Pretty advanced and a bit outdated) - https://github.com/Draco18s/ReasonableRealism Feel free to also take a look at my mod. It's not complete, but I've done my best to write it well & make it easily readable. It's notable features are dynamic & worry free simple block registration and a bunch of rendering & 3d math methods

Just shooting in the dark but try adding --refresh-dependencies

you need java (jdk) 8 Also please post your log in a spoiler - we don't like having to download stuff to view it

Though there would be a way without events. Makes sense though - thanks!

I've got an entity (a lot like a stationary boat) that allows the player to ride in it. I was wondering how I would have the entity do something when the controlling player right clicks? I've tried applyPlayerInteraction but this only fires when the player right clicks the entity (And it also fires when getting into the entity). I've also tried processInitialInteract but have the same problem. Github link: https://github.com/Cadiboo/WIPTechAlpha/blob/master/src/main/java/cadiboo/wiptech/entity/item/EntityRailgun.java

I’m seeing a lot of “the world may have leaked” hope someone’s able to use this to help you

Can you please post any relevant logs?

please post your code in a spoiler, or even better as a GitHub repository

I meant upping the percentage chance, sorry. This can be done by upping the chance variable, but you should do this by having a low chance variable (between 5-15 for all ores I recommend) and a low vein count & vein size (this also lessens the chance of cascading world-get from large veins going into neighbouring chunks). Thats personal preference though, I like to have rare, small deposits of high value ores. If you want something else, have a look at granite generation, iron generation & lapis generation. They're in the class net.minecraft.world.biome.BiomeDecorator [lines: 106 - 118] - decorate(World, Random, Biome, BlockPos)

Can I suggest upping the chance (a lot) and lowering the vein count and vein size?

If your just trying to render the armor ItemStack model then have a look at https://github.com/Cadiboo/WIPTech/blob/d5504c15d23c66b220064c93ce8fa27c3c457fd0/src/main/java/cadiboo/wiptech/client/gui/GuiAssemblyTable.java#L112-L178 and https://github.com/Cadiboo/WIPTechAlpha/blob/41c881e00fa7a309761aeeea944dc552fec3fa30/src/main/java/cadiboo/wiptech/client/ClientUtil.java#L634-L746 the variable for the players facing direction player.rotationYaw & player.rotationPitch. you may have to use some 3d math / trigonometry to get the actual position. You could probably disable the death animation, but it would require digging into the source code to find out where the death animation is actually done. If you do decide to try and do this have a look at RenderLivingBase [line: 285] - setBrightness(T, float, boolean) RenderLivingBase [line: 414] - applyRotations(T, float, float, float) RenderPlayer [line: 254] - applyRotations(AbstractClientPlayer, float, float, float)

If you want help, post your logs. If Immersive Engineering is the problem then contact the author of Immersive Engineering

Eclipse is finicky... it might be possible to fix (configuring the build path etc) but a fool proof way is no just set up a new installation of forge in a new folder (gradlew setupDecompWorkspace, gradlew eclipse - the lot) and then copy your src folder into it. This will fix the problem but will get rid of any preferences you had in eclipse (custom dictionary/ auto formatting settings for example)

Try making a new block and seeing if null aabb still crashes

No not that part, the part that renders the player with all their Armor and held items

I believe set data to 32767 in the recipe.

Ok thanks! I’ll use that I assume because they were registered as separate entities with different factories Can you explain the use of specifying a factory in the EntityEntry?

look at how vanilla does it inside the inventory?

I recommend BlockBench over mr crayfish’s Model creator

Use forges IItemHandler system with 2 slots input & output, when a stack goes into the input delete it and add it’s value to your tiles data. Write the code for output later

Quick question, why would we do this instead of updating to 1.13?

The rules say only ask for support for versions above 1.8.9. This is because of how old they are. Updates happen for a reason - to improve code. Are you using the optifine for forge or the standalone optifine?

No. We will never write your code for you. What are you trying to achieve? Have you looked at Item#setContainerItem https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-mods/mods-discussion/1403810-how-to-return-buckets-after-crafting

Move on to something else for a couple days, then come back to this. This should be very easy to achieve, and when you come back to it in a couple days with a new perspective, it shouldn’t take you very much time at all to do it! Good luck!