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see how vanilla screens do them in drawGuiContainerBackgroundLayer() slots are in the container, and screen only shows what is in that container

so it tells you your mob does not have the "maximum health" attribute which you will need to set them via MobEntity.func_233666_p_().func_233815_a_(Attributes.field_233818_a_, amount) (taken from vanilla class) in func_234188_eI_() and Ash has a detailed walk through and explanation on this

can you post your code?

not so sure if "Windows 10 starter pack" is windows 10 version but

use worldIn.getPendingBlockTicks().scheduleTick to tick

the explosion particle is not the explosion particle you are thinking 😛 you need to create an instance of BlockParticleData and pass it into the first arg

does setDamage() work? and have you check what the itemstack got actually is

I wonder if write() is getting called? because you've override @Override public CompoundNBT serializeNBT() { CompoundNBT nbt = new CompoundNBT(); System.out.println("serialize"); return nbt; } @Override public void deserializeNBT(CompoundNBT nbt) { System.out.println("deserialize"); } and before that serializeNBT calles write(), and desrializeNBT calls read(). Not sure if it's related tho

you misunderstood what I mean. if (entity.getActiveItemStack().getItem() instanceof BaseBow) { return 0F; } else { return (float)(stack.getUseDuration() - entity.getItemInUseCount()) / 20F; } } change the 0F to 1F does not matter because what are you trying to do is to change the bow's model correspond to the bow's pulling duration (time pulled), which you've done that in the else statement. But the else statement is never going to be reached because the item you are holding is an instance of the custom bow class so it will always return the value in the if statement

it does? what I mean is { "predicate": { "pulling": 1, "pull": 0.65 }, "model": "otherutilities:item/diamond_bow_pulling_1" }, { "predicate": { "pulling": 1, "pull": 0.9 }, "model": "otherutilities:item/diamond_bow_pulling_2" } ] pull is always 0 which < 0.65 and 0.9

well.. if the item is your custom bow it will always return 0....

Yep, you should add 0 since iirc it will fit the criteria when the value given is larger or equal to the predicate value. Anyways, I remember that forge doc has a explanation on this and you might want to have a look at it.

I think you will need to specify the pull value in the first predicate even if it's 0

the item models needs to be under models/item and you have them in wood which I dont think they will work unless you specify their position

I added them via vanilla command, I'm also pretty sure that they are in the same team because when using /team list it shows both of them