Draco18s

Just because you have a TE doesn't mean that its data is automatically sent to the client.

Create new recipe files and place them in the correct data location (under /minecraft)

Blockstates

Yes. Nothing will ever save you from having to do this. You must always register your things. Nothing's stopping you from doing this.

Its what Forge does in 1.14 instead of the /* === FORGE START === */ chunks.

Take a look at how vanilla sets up furnace recipes. You will probably end up extending AbstractFurnace and setting up a new registry (they're not that difficult).

The test mods are included in the workspace already, you just have to create a new one (in src/test/java/net/minecraftforge/debug/) and add it to the mods.toml (src/test/resources/META-INF/). See the files changed: https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/6267

Also, you should definitely use @ObjectHolder annotations, it will prevent stuff like that.

Well, new Item would be wrong...That item wasn't registered with the item registry. In fact, Enchantments don't have an inventory representation. Enchanted Books do.

Don't send the refill packets that often. Just let the client assume its own refill and do a double-check when they use some on the server side. You can send occasional resync packets (player hits full, hits zero, hits half. ...)

Look in your IDE under Reference Libraries.

You need to show more of your code, preferably as a working git repo

See this comment: https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/5871#issuecomment-542697064

This checks tags, ptrobably. You didn't add your logs to the logs tag.

You mean like this page? https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Tag#Usage

Threes aren't the same.

....I will let you look at the code and the wiki yourself

It takes 100,000 to even calculate preformance.

Because that isn't the method or its signature? Like, actually use your IDE

Probably at this point, Problematic Code #14

See where it says "tm" in the json file? That's your mod ID. Your mod ID and your asset directory are the same thing. Except they're not, because you named the asset directory "bnjasaavtm" Also also Problematic Code #10, #14 Code Style #1, #3, #4

ForgeRegistries.ITEMS.getValue(key) I'm not sure how you couldn't find that. You can construct a resource location from a string. String -> RL -> Item -> Stack

It's almost certainly Harry Talks. If it isn't him, then someone parroting him.

https://github.com/Benja0516/TestMod/blob/master/src/main/resources/assets/bnjasaavtm/models/item/diamondapple.json#L4 That isn't the correct path to your texture.

I also see: Problematic Code #10, #14 Code Style #1, #3, #4