Harry12OK

Hey guys i created this texture which i dont know if looks like dirt or carpet.Give me some suggestions regarding if it looks like to you dirt or carpet?

Thank you.

Do i have right to close this topic?

I will fix it .Actually my brain was cooked up. I did it for testing because i thought it would not work. and i mistakenly reported your comment by seeing report post as reply to this post..

thank You guys. I figured out and create my material. Bascially what i did was created a new class for my new material and implemented IItemTier and then did like the vanilla code. here is my code ===> public enum ToolMaterial implements IItemTier{ RUBY(3, 1000, 5.0f, 9.0f, 10, () -> { return Ingredient.fromItems(ModItems.RUBY.get()); }); private final int A; private final int B; private final float C; private final float D; private final int E; private final LazyValue<Ingredient> f; private ToolMaterial(int i, int j, float f, float g, int k, Supplier<Ingredient> object) { this.A = i; this.B = j; this.C = f; this.D = g; this.E = k; this.f = new LazyValue<>(object); } @Override public int getMaxUses() { return this.B; } @Override public float getEfficiency() { return this.C; } @Override public float getAttackDamage() { return this.D; } @Override public int getHarvestLevel() { return this.A; } @Override public int getEnchantability() { return this.E; } @Override public Ingredient getRepairMaterial() { return this.f.getValue(); } }

But IItemTier is an interface.It isn't a class.How am i supposed to pass an instance of it.I could only implement it. Sorry if i asked some foolish thing,i just have knowledge of basic core java.

So isn't there any functionality like Enumhelper that would reduce the code. So what should i do?

So basically i was creating some custom tools.Having been upgraded from 1.12.2 to 1.15.2;I can't really understand how to create your own tool material ,after some figuring out I got to know that it it IItemTier class that will create new tool material,but i cant really understand how that works,i also cannot find any hood tutorials or info on forge Documentation.Any help would be appreciated..

I have recently started modding a week ago.I created a block , named it RUBY BLOCK.The class in eclipse is also named same.I wanted to drop two items from it.First the drop itself, and second a custom item named ORB.I wnated to make the ORB item rare so i implemented the following method. I made a custom class RubyDrop for my drops and returned a NonNullList . public class RubyDrop { RubyDrop h = new RubyDrop(); Random random = new Random(); public NonNullList<ItemStack> dropped() { NonNullList<ItemStack> drops = NonNullList.create(); int z = random.nextInt(1) + 10; if (z < 9) { drops.add(new ItemStack(ModBlocks.RUBY_BLOCK)); } else { drops.add(new ItemStack(ModBlocks.RUBY_BLOCK)); drops.add(new ItemStack(ModItems.ORB)); } return drops; } } and after that in my getDrops method of my RubyBlock from which i want to drop these things i implemented as following===> @Override public void getDrops(NonNullList<ItemStack> drops, IBlockAccess world, BlockPos pos, IBlockState state, int fortune) { RubyDrop k = new RubyDrop(); super.getDrops(k.dropped(), world, pos, state, fortune); } I thought the thing would be right.But now the block is not dropping even anything.I dont know what's wrong.Anyone figure me out .