GEOEGII555

Added that, I use 1.19.2. Is it affected by the bug?

So, I was trying to create a screen. I created an init method which adds all the buttons: (1.19.2) @Override protected void init() { this.addRenderableWidget(new Button(this.width / 2 - (18 / 2), this.height / 2 - (50 / 2), 18, 50, Component.literal("Test"), button -> { this.minecraft.setScreen(null); })); } But it didn't work. At first I thought it was my fault, but after some digging I found out this: public final void init(Minecraft p_96607_, int p_96608_, int p_96609_) { this.minecraft = p_96607_; this.itemRenderer = p_96607_.getItemRenderer(); this.font = p_96607_.font; this.width = p_96608_; this.height = p_96609_; java.util.function.Consumer<GuiEventListener> add = (b) -> { if (b instanceof Widget w) this.renderables.add(w); if (b instanceof NarratableEntry ne) this.narratables.add(ne); children.add(b); }; if (!net.minecraftforge.common.MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.post(new net.minecraftforge.client.event.ScreenEvent.Init.Pre(this, this.children, add, this::removeWidget))) { this.rebuildWidgets(); this.triggerImmediateNarration(false); this.suppressNarration(NARRATE_SUPPRESS_AFTER_INIT_TIME); } net.minecraftforge.common.MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.post(new net.minecraftforge.client.event.ScreenEvent.Init.Post(this, this.children, add, this::removeWidget)); } Now, it's not the entire code. Only one part of it: if (!net.minecraftforge.common.MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.post(new net.minecraftforge.client.event.ScreenEvent.Init.Pre(this, this.children, add, this::removeWidget))) { this.rebuildWidgets(); this.triggerImmediateNarration(false); this.suppressNarration(NARRATE_SUPPRESS_AFTER_INIT_TIME); } Apparently, Minecraft Forge made it so that if it succeeds in posting a message to the event bus, it does not call the [rebuildWidgets()] method, which results in [init()] not being called (since rebuildWidgets is responsible for calling init() without arguments): protected void rebuildWidgets() { this.clearWidgets(); this.setFocused((GuiEventListener)null); this.init(); } I was relying on the fact, that [public final void init(Minecraft minecraft, int width, int height)] would call the [protected void init()] method (via the [rebuildWidgets()] method), but it doesn't. I can't overwrite the method with 3 arguments since it's [final]. Is there any other place which is called to init the screen? I tried doing it on the constructor, but before [public final void init(Minecraft minecraft, int width, int height)] was called, width and height were 0. How can I init my screen? I don't think doing it in the render method would be the correct way.