Cassis2310

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Hey there everyone, I'm building a Minecraft mod inspired by the Fallout series using Forge. My goal is to create an immersive Fallout 76-like experience, including a completely overhauled inventory system centered around a Pip-Boy. Core features: Custom Pip-Boy Interface: Replacing the default Minecraft inventory with a visually appealing Pip-Boy GUI, styled after the Fallout series. Pip-Boy Activation: Accessing the inventory only when a specific Pip-Boy item is equipped. Tab-based Organization: Implementing tabs and subtabs (STATS, ITEMS, DATA, RADIO) for efficient item management. Weight-Based Inventory: Using a weight system instead of limited slots for a more realistic inventory experience. 3D Pip-Boy Model: Rendering a 3D Pip-Boy model within the custom inventory GUI for enhanced immersion. My current Challenges: Resource Scarcity: Difficulty finding up-to-date and comprehensive Minecraft modding tutorials that align with my project's scope. Inventory Overhaul: Replacing the default inventory system with a custom Pip-Boy interface while maintaining core functionality. GUI Development: Creating a visually appealing and functional Pip-Boy GUI, including the integration of a 3D model. Weight System Implementation: Balancing item weights and player carrying capacity for a realistic and engaging experience. I'm seeking guidance on: Efficient GUI creation techniques and best practices. Methods for overriding the default inventory system. Strategies for implementing a weight-based inventory system. Tips for integrating a 3D model into a 2D GUI. I'm open to suggestions for libraries or frameworks that could streamline the development process. While I have experience with programming languages like PHP and C#, I'm relatively new to Java, so clear explanations would be greatly appreciated. Any advice, code snippets, or recommendations would be invaluable. Thank you for your time and expertise!