vemerion

Hello! I think your best bet is to create a new feature which places your own vine block. As you noted yourself, the already existing VinesFeature is a good place to check to learn how to make your own feature.

I think a good place to start is looking at how vanilla Minecraft does it. Look at the classes TNTBlock and TNTEntity to get an idea of how you could go about making your own custom TNT blocks.

You should add a call to super.tick() in your tick method (or at least a call to this.move()).

If it is unchanged from 1.15, then you can specify the childBodyScale in the constructor of AgeableModel.

First of all you have to do as dice suggested, and add this to your LaserBoltEntity: @Override public IPacket<?> createSpawnPacket() { return NetworkHooks.getEntitySpawningPacket(this); } Second, it seems like your renderer does nothing. You could look at for example ShulkerBulletRenderer to see how you could render your model.

Does your entity model inherit from AgeableModel? If so you should be able to specify the childBodyScale to make the model smaller.

You could utilize anonymous classes at registration like so: new SwordItem(ModItemTierSup_Pork.SUP_PORK, 3, -1.0F, new Item.Properties().group(ItemGroup.COMBAT)) { @Override public boolean hasEffect(ItemStack stack) { return true; } }

Ok, as far as I know, there is now way to make all items in an item tier glint, but you could make a subclass of TieredItem which all your pork tier items could use, which sets hasEffect to true. Or you could make an anonymous class (which sets hasEffect to true) when registering your pork tier items.

It seems like you are not actually using your ItemFoods class for anything.

Strange, because the PlayerLoggedInEvent fires for me when I log on to a dedicated server. What version are you running? And how are you registering your event listener?

new TranslationTextComponent("block.moleculeforce.copper_ore").applyTextStyle(TextFormatting.GRAY);

As far as I know, voxelshapes are the way to go.

The dedicated server is trying to access client only classes (EntityRenderer). You need to set "value = Dist.CLIENT" in your @EventBusSubscriber so that you only load the renderers on the client. You can read more about it here.

Have you set the eula to true in the eula.txt file?

if (Minecraft.getInstance().world != null) If you are struggling with these concepts, I gently suggest taking some time to learn java before starting modding Minecraft. There are dozens java tutorials only a google search away!