MaiTheLord

vanilla gamerules use GameRules.IntegerValue.create(int value) which is package-private, I'll need to use reflection / AT

gamerules sound better actually. I have no idea how to register one though, and I don't really find anything on google regarding that

As it affects entity spawning, I am not sure the user would want the same value in all of their worlds. should I use a server config then?

I'll try using a config for now. I am not sure if it should be a common or a server config. the value affects entity spawning.

I meant that a datapack whould be able to override it, similarly to how it can override a recipe

I want to store a constant integer in a json file under "resources/data/modid", so that it could be manipulated by datapacks. how do I achieve that?

and if so, how do I register it?

Thanks. that works. I need to sync it to the client though, as rendering depends on its value, and I have no idea how to implement that. I should note that I am familiar with TCP packets, but never used packets with java or minecraft.

I think I am doing something wrong. https://gist.github.com/MaiTheLord/a19cf50de9735ce3a75fd3999fe82739

I did read it, and a capability seems like an overkill for what I want to do. I might be wrong, but I think the person wanted me to look at this particular piece of code @Override public IntTag serializeNBT() { return backend.serializeNBT(); } @Override public void deserializeNBT(IntTag tag) { backend.deserializeNBT(tag); }

I must be doing something wrong then. CompoundTag tag = entity.serializeNBT(); tag.putBoolean("IsUpgraded", true); entity.deserializeNBT(tag); System.out.println(entity.serializeNBT().getBoolean("IsUpgraded")); // prints false

this exists: CompoundTag tag = new CompoundTag(); tag.putBoolean("upgraded", true); but how do I save it in an entity?

what about a raw NBT tag? I only need to store a boolean, after all

I want to store a true boolean in an entity (something like "isUpgraded:1b" in NBT), but I am not sure whats the correct way to do that in forge. I wanted to use NBT, but I don't know how to read and write it in forge. I saw that there's something called "Capabilities". it seems like it could be a better alternative, but I am not sure how to use it either. What would be the better approach?

I did look at vanilla code, but I don't understand how it works. For example, what does the PoseStack do? How should I use the buffers? And how does it "attach" to the model?

Specifically the render() method of the RenderLayer. I am not at home right now, I'll send the code I currently have later today if that could help

I want to render a box that will be part of the entity's head bone using a RenderLayer. it should have some logic (to check the entities data, and render / not render accordingly), and use a different texture than the rest of the model. (note that the texture size is different as well.) how should I implement that?

So I am making a mod with a custom effect. I designed a logo for the effect, I placed it in "mob_effects" inside the assets, but its not working and the effect has the no texture default texture. beside of that the effect is working perfectly.

Thank you.

Thank you very much for all the help.

Thanks for your reply. I will try to change the registry method. How can I see the vanilla code? I am working on IntelliJ Idea. The textures are temporary, I am pretty sure I am gonna change it.

Hello, I am trying to create a custom dimension but when I am using the forge command to get into it the dimension not loading and I am stuck on the "generating surface" screen. Here is the GitHub: https://github.com/MaiTheLord/heavenmod Thanks.

Hello, I want to make my dimension generate like the nether but I can't find the nether generateSurface method. Thanks for help.

Thank You, I will try it.

Thanks, but I don't understand what I need to put there, do you have a tutorial / example?