Draco18s

An "is this my sword?" check is super cheap. Don't even worry about it.

Ok, then you're going to have to initialize your own Item handler. It's not hard. https://github.com/Draco18s/ReasonableRealism/blob/master/src/main/java/com/draco18s/ores/entities/TileEntitySifter.java#L40

In the constructor, yes.

Then you're probably going to have to initialize the item handler capability's size to the maximum you're ever going to need.

That entirely depends on what you're doing and how you're doing it. Did the array that holds all the times increase in size?

Unable to resolve texture reference is that there is an unspecified texture in the model/blockstate.

if(slot < getSizeInventory()) ?

Oh sweet. That's exactly what I needed. Hell, I'd have been sufficed with ModelLoaderRegistry.getModel( location ); and been left to figure the rest out. THAT is the class I could not find out about. Naw, we good. Oak planks.

I think the point is that hitEntity is called even while the cooldown is active. So you get full bonus damage even if the sword itself is dealing 0.1 damage.

You have to make sure that the requested slot is writing the inventory size before you call super.

http://export.mcpbot.bspk.rs/

Not having done this, my guess is that you would have to create your own IBakedModel implementation that gets the quads from another baked model. In any case it is likely not going to be easy.

Mucho gracias. https://s17.postimg.org/5c7zad6lb/2016_10_09_18_03_42.png[/img] Need to create a bottom model now (the carpet is placeholder; just wanted something about the right height that already existed). Last question: How to I register a model that isn't associated with a block?

Ok, back to this. Questions: 1) Am I registering the block with a model as normal, then that model gets loaded and baked, then retrieve it? 2) How do I tell the model registry to use my new baked model? I took a look at your repo, but I couldn't find where you actually do this stuff (I found your @SubscribeEvent handler, but it made calls off to arbitrary objects via an API, so I couldn't follow what it did).

1) Why aren't you using the registry name? 2) What is the value of "file"? 3) What is the block's registry name?

Yes, I have one there, it works fine. https://github.com/Draco18s/ReasonableRealism/tree/master/src/main/resources/assets/harderores/models/block/item { "__comment": "Allows blockstates files to use basic item models", "parent": "minecraft:item/generated" }

The event fires once for each hand.

Blockstate folder Take a look through my git repo https://github.com/Draco18s/ReasonableRealism Might want to go back to the Jul 28, 2016 commit, there's less stuff in there at that point.

{ "forge_marker": 1, "defaults": { "model": "harderores:item/generated" }, "variants": { "ore_type": { "iron": {"textures": {"layer0": "harderores:items/irondust_sm"} }, "gold": {"textures": {"layer0": "harderores:items/golddust_sm"} }, "flour": {"textures": {"layer0": "harderores:items/flourdust_sm"} }, "sugar": {"textures": {"layer0": "harderores:items/sugardust_sm"} }, "tin": {"textures": {"layer0": "harderores:items/tindust_sm"} }, "copper": {"textures": {"layer0": "harderores:items/copperdust_sm"} }, "lead": {"textures": {"layer0": "harderores:items/leaddust_sm"} }, "silver": {"textures": {"layer0": "harderores:items/silverdust_sm"} }, "nickel": {"textures": {"layer0": "harderores:items/nickeldust_sm"} }, "aluminum": {"textures": {"layer0": "harderores:items/aluminumdust_sm"} }, "osmium": {"textures": {"layer0": "harderores:items/osmiumdust_sm"} } } } } And you're not limited to 16, either. "Osmium" there is meta-data value 24.

Noted for later. Struggling through getting the liquid portion to do what I want (slowly, oh so slowly). At the moment 3 facings work correctly, south doesn't. Nevermind, I had "sorth" in my blockstate file. I'm an idiot. Next step is to get the water level working at the desired heights. @..@

I am pretty sure that the answer to that for any post involving "thread.sleep" is "no."

BlockID isn't useful information. You need to look at the blockstate object, that will tell you the block's registry name.

Because that is not how you get the i'th element of a List. This is basic java. We are not here to help you learn basic java.

You need to figure out how to save where you left off.

I don't know.