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    (1.16.2) How do I use RegisterCommandsEvent?

    e2rifia replied to e2rifia's topic in Modder Support
    Is it @Forge.EventBusSubscriber() or @Forge.SubscribeEvent?
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    (1.16.2) How do I use RegisterCommandsEvent?

    e2rifia replied to e2rifia's topic in Modder Support
    Can I have an example?
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    (1.16.2) How do I use RegisterCommandsEvent?

    e2rifia posted a topic in Modder Support
    I have problems using RegisterCommandsEvent. Below is inside a EventBusSubscriber. @SubscribeEvent public static void onRegisterCommands(final RegisterCommandsEvent event) { HelloWorldCommand.register(event.getDispatcher()); } This gives me this error. Failure message: Chants (chants) has failed to load correctly java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Method public static void com.name.chants.ModEventSubscriber.onServerStarting(net.minecraftforge.event.RegisterCommandsEvent) has @SubscribeEvent annotation, but takes an argument that is not a subtype of the base type interface net.minecraftforge.fml.event.lifecycle.IModBusEvent: class net.minecraftforge.event.RegisterCommandsEvent I heard that FMLServerStartingEvent was replaced with RegisterCommandsEvent for custom commands, but I couldn't find an example anywhere. Can I have a couple of examples of command registration using RegisterCommandsEvent?

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