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Post the entire debug log as described in my signature
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Eclipse Client Minecraft stuck on Loading World, Building Terrain.
Cadiboo replied to cherrylime's topic in Modder Support
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Try setting it to a lower value like 8 or something
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Yep, worked with every primitive except them TIL
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I don’t understand the difference (or what a short is I assume it’s a java number), I’ll look it up
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So between −32,768 and 32,767
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it’s a signed small int (values between -(2^15) and (2^15)-1) it’s a 2 byte value
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You can also just modify your /gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties file change the distributionUrl line to distributionUrl=https\://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-4.8.1-bin.zip You will still need java 8 for writing the mod though, this only allows gradle to use java 10
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Oh all good aha I was just confused
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You've started 3 threads all the same, I recommend seeing if your ISP or country blocks access to those resources, and see about downloading them from mirrors. It isn't as simple as downloading a full build from somewhere else due to Minecraft's Propriety & how forge sets itself up
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Could not resolve all dependencies for configuration ':classpath'.
Cadiboo replied to Lamby's topic in ForgeGradle
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then add the n parameter?
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why not just pass n in the constructor? public ToolAxe(String name, ToolMaterial material, int n) { super(material, 6.0F + n, -3.0F + n); setUnlocalizedName(name); setRegistryName(name); setCreativeTab(CreativeTabs.TOOLS); ModItems.ITEMS.add(this); }
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I think so, whats wrong with that code?
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So a random number?
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In this, what is n?
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Its not the code thats the problem the code is perfectly correct. Its your JSON models pointing to locations that don't exist. { "parent": "item/generated", "textures": { "layer0": "rc:items/broken_heart" } } You do notice that layer0 points to /textures/items/broken_heart.png but the file is in /texures/item/broken_heart.png
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Currently in 1.12.2 Vanilla uses "/models/item" for models and "/textures/items" for textures However in 1.13 Vanilla with be using "/models/item" and "/textures/item" The texture folder can be called whatever you want. you just have to reference it correctly from code & JSON
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This is good practice, but unnecessary. Forge's Mod Loader system knows that it is currently processing this mod and that this mod is registering the item & will add the Mod's ID to the domain of the resourceLocation
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Either rename them in the JSON files to /items/ OR rename the folder to textures/item (this is the naming that 1.13+ will use so I recommend you do this)
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YOUR STILL LOOKING IN textures/items when your files are in textures/item
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Taken from your GitHub