Jack Richard

Thanks for the help, I'm now able to open the GUI, but I'm still looking for a way to get NBT data from the item to the Screen class. I'm not able to get an instance of the TileEntity, due to it not having a block position, is there any way around this? Thanks again.

I've been trying to open a GUI when an item is right clicked. I'm having trouble getting it to open. I need to also figure out how to create a tile entity for this, if possible? Thanks.

I am working on a custom GUI with a tile entity that handles keyboard input via a class extending Screen. I am trying to get the result of the keyboard input, as a String, to be stored in NBT data. This is for version 1.15.2, here's what I've tried: Variables This is run after the enter key is pressed, to signal the end of the input. tileentity.storage.v1 = result; This is the storage class referred to above. public class Storage { public String v1 = ""; } When the data makes it to this point in the tile entity... @Override public CompoundNBT write(CompoundNBT compound) { super.write(compound); compound.putString("v1", this.v1); return compound; } ...it is reset to the default values. Using the tick function, I was able to debug what was happening, and it appears that the data is only visible when isRemote() is true, and I'm guessing read() and write() are used when it's false. SimpleChannels I tried to use a SimpleChannel to try to get the data. Here's the code below: This is the packet handler class. public class PacketHandler { private static final String PROTOCOL_VERSION = "1"; public static final SimpleChannel INSTANCE = NetworkRegistry.newSimpleChannel( new ResourceLocation("modid", "main"), () -> PROTOCOL_VERSION, PROTOCOL_VERSION::equals, PROTOCOL_VERSION::equals ); public static void register() { int id = 0; INSTANCE.registerMessage(id++, StoragePacket.class, StoragePacket::encode, StoragePacket::decode, StoragePacket::handle); } } I call it here, yes, it's been registered: PacketHandler.INSTANCE.sendTo(new StoragePacket("data"), this.getMinecraft().getConnection().getNetworkManager(), NetworkDirection.PLAY_TO_SERVER); The data was then received in the handle function of the StoragePacket class successfully. From there, I don't know how to get this into my tile entity, and saved, and I don't know if this is the right way anyway. If there's an easier way to store a string, please let me know. Thanks for your help in advance!

Could you please explain how to include it in the mod? Thanks.

I'm trying to use com.sedmelluq:lavaplayer:1.3.50 as an import through my build.gradle file. When using IntelliJ, the import works and the mod functions correctly. When compiled to a jar and used in Forge, it exits with an error, stating the imported classes don't exist. I'm using "compile" for this in the "dependencies" section of build.gradle, here's a snippet: repositories { jcenter() } dependencies { minecraft 'net.minecraftforge:forge:1.15.2-31.2.36' compile 'com.sedmelluq:lavaplayer:1.3.50' } Thanks in advance.