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Swords use metadata to store the damage, so you can't have metadata swords. So you either have to make a new Item for each sword, or you have to implements a system to store the damage in NBT.

Jabelar has a lot of useful tutorials on various subjects: http://jabelarminecraft.blogspot.nl/

Try using the latest Forge version.

Then, google it up and learn how to use it. BTW, i'm 15 too, and I know Java very well, so that's not an excuse.

... You really know Java? Cause if you do, you really should know how to override methods.

Use WorldSavedData . There are tutorals on the internet.

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In every new Minecraft release, there are changes in the code. In the 1.8 update, they rewrote the rendering of Minecraft. There's a post in the tutorials section on how to update your mod to 1.8.

Can't access FML-SERVER-LATEST.

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Don't use 1.4.7, that's really old, and there are no reasons not to update.

Use diesieben07's tutorial for setting up Forge with IntelliJ. Tutorial found in the tutorials section.

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The GuiContainer class had a private method called drawItemStack(ItemStack,x,y,String) which you can copy and make a new method from and use that.

You get an error at blockMud because that doesn't exist. You called your block Mud . And I think you get an error at fluidMud because you can't use public , private , protected etc. in methods.

You need to add CodeChickenCore to your mods folder, as it wil runtime-deobfuscate the mods so they will work in dev-space.

Why does everyone use the new Object[]{} in their recipes. There's a reason it is a varargs parameter.

Well, your mod setup is kinda weird. You have java and resources source folders, but they need to be src/main/java and src/main/resources . Maybe that's what's wrong.

That bug has been in Techne a long time now, so we know where to look if there's a NPE in the model class.

Remove the integers from the byteBuf.getInt();[code]

Please tell us in DETAIL whats wrong or your thread will be locked.

There are plenty of tutorials on the internet.

Try using the version of ReflectionHelper.setPrivateVersion() which accepts a String, instead of a number, so you can just specify the field name instead of the index.

Why do you have 3 different proxies? About the error: Update forge to the latest version.

Use GradleStart as the start class in your run configurations.