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1. Go here 2. Click this button 3. Run 4. Click that button 5. 6. Profit 7. Forge installed Installing Forge is literally the easiest it has ever been.

1. Go here 2. Click this button 3. Run 4. Click that button 5. 6. Profit 7. Forge installed Installing Forge is literally the easiest it has ever been.

Its been a long time since I worked with 1.6, but I'm pretty confident that diesieben is correct.

Its been a long time since I worked with 1.6, but I'm pretty confident that diesieben is correct.

java.lang.NullPointerException at net.minecraft.client.resources.model.ModelBakery.registerItemVariants(ModelBakery.java:759) ~[forgeSrc-1.8.9-11.15.1.1722.jar:?] at com.MonstrousApple.mod.proxy.ClientProxy.registerModelBakery(ClientProxy.java:58) ~[bin/:?] You have a NPE created when your registerModelBakery passes something (likely a null object) to ModelBakery.registerItemVariants

java.lang.NullPointerException at net.minecraft.client.resources.model.ModelBakery.registerItemVariants(ModelBakery.java:759) ~[forgeSrc-1.8.9-11.15.1.1722.jar:?] at com.MonstrousApple.mod.proxy.ClientProxy.registerModelBakery(ClientProxy.java:58) ~[bin/:?] You have a NPE created when your registerModelBakery passes something (likely a null object) to ModelBakery.registerItemVariants

Apparently.

Apparently.

No, actually it doesn't. Wool is 1 block with 16 textures differentiated by metadata. Or you could look at the Furnace or the Log. Furnace uses 3 textures and displays them on different sides while the log does a combination of both.

No, actually it doesn't. Wool is 1 block with 16 textures differentiated by metadata. Or you could look at the Furnace or the Log. Furnace uses 3 textures and displays them on different sides while the log does a combination of both.

Jeus H Chirst on a fucking stick. public void onUpdate(ItemStack itemstack, World world, Entity entity, int i, boolean am_I_holding_this_item) { if(am_I_holding_this_item) { Player.addPotionEffect(new PotionEffect(Potion.regeneration.id, 50, 0)); } } Fuck. Was it really that hard?

Jeus H Chirst on a fucking stick. public void onUpdate(ItemStack itemstack, World world, Entity entity, int i, boolean am_I_holding_this_item) { if(am_I_holding_this_item) { Player.addPotionEffect(new PotionEffect(Potion.regeneration.id, 50, 0)); } } Fuck. Was it really that hard?

Also, why are you adding the duration as 1 - 1 ?

Also, why are you adding the duration as 1 - 1 ?

Regeneration works based on ticks remaining. If that value doesn't change, then no effect is actually granted.

Glad you fixed it. And I hear you on wading through 10 year old code. Hell, some of my code from only three years ago I take a look at and go "thank god there aren't bugs in there, because fixing them will require a total rewrite."

Step 1: Make a custom tree (as Orange says) Step 2: Make the leaf block periodically spawn fruit "blocks" below it (you'll want a block that renders an item inside it and drops said item when broken).

If only vanilla had a block like this that you could look at.

Question: are you making your own plant block that you want to sway in the wind? or are you trying to make all plant blocks sway in the wind?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=set+JAVA_HOME

There's a way to get the direction the player is looking (EntityPlayer#getLookVec) that you can use to create an offset for which blocks to change.

You need to add +0.5 to your X and Z transform offsets.

OTOH, TileEntities are more expensive than regular blocks, which is why Vanilla has two logs and two leaves rather than a TE.