Luis_ST

to the Block.Properties in your Block class constructor

you need to set the RenderType of the block to translucent, do this in your FMLClientSetupEvent and use RenderTypeLookup # setRenderLayer you also need to add noOcclusion to your Block.Properties (if you don't do this you can look "though" the block into the world)

eclipse has sometimes problems to import a forge project (it doesn't add the forge/minecraft library), try to reimport it or run the gradlew command (you need to use a .bat file), this should fix your problem gradlew command: gradlew genEclipseRuns --refresh-dependencies&&gradlew eclipse

you need to set the "value" in the EventBusSubscriber annotation take a look at the forge doc -> there is a practical example https://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/events/intro/

don't use onBlockHarvested, use harvestBlock instead

did you use autoreglib?

The Event is called BlockEvent$EntityPlaceEvent

you also can try to use an AttributeModifier (Attributes#MOVEMENT_SPEED), use the ArmorItem as an example or try to manipulate the player's motion, but that's tricky

you still use MCP mappings, used PlayerEntity#sendPlayerAbilities

Minecraft Forge is java based, Minecraft Bedrock was programmed with C, since C and Java are not compatible it would be a lot of work to create Forge for C, so there is or will probably never be Forge for Minecraft Bedrock If you mean Minecraft Bedrock you are wrong Minecraft was originally developed for java (for the pc), Minecraft Bedrock was created by Microsoft, with the idea of a version for all devices (PC, mobile phone, xbox, playstation)

try to call PlayerEntity#onUpdateAbilities after change the walkSpeed

i think you can use Minecraft#getInstance()#player

take a look when the Event is fired, because it's possible that the ItemStack which is given by the Event is a copy of the original, which means you can't modify the ItemStack in the Event

this will only check if you play in a single player world so it will not include lan servers/normal servers like hypixel in which event do you want to play the sound

No but it will return null if you use it in a only server side code part, because Minecraft class can only use on client

No, no, no you need subscribe to the event, check out the forge doc about events

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Overwrite the initCapabilities methode in your Item class

use this with an ItemStack Capability

no nbt, you need an IArmorMaterial, look at the vanilla ArmorMaterial enum, also take a look at the ArmorItem

your mod id should be in lower case. In addition, it should not contain any special characters like ', and use underscores for spaces

does the features of your mod work? if not show your mod main class

explain what you mean by "I cant see the Mod." are there any error on the log?

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