ObsequiousNewt

That's not a Wavefront file. I don't think that Techne outputs Wavefront files.

"You can probably pick it up while writing mods." I am going to kick the person who wrote that. Lex knows everything? Maybe we should clone him! Oh wait, that would probably be a bad idea. In many ways.

You'd probably be better off using player.inventory.decrStackSize().

http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Template:Grid/Crafting_Table Click "Edit", copy the source (and any dependent templates) and put those templates in your own wiki. Not hard. (Also be sure that you check the license.)

How would you give it a custom icon? Looks like you can't; it's hardcoded. To the Suggestions board! (With you, I mean. I'm staying here.)

Python-man to the rescue! It's checking for FernFlower by trying to run it, but it's getting an empty list as output. It sounds like you have a bad FF jar. Not sure what to do about that.

We have a wiki for tutorials. This board is for people who need help. We appreciate the tutorial, but this is not the place for it.

Your For ge is outdated. Besides, you should be installing it like this. I'm just gonna set it up for 1.5.2 That'll fix it, right? 2013-06-24 22:01:09 [sTDOUT] A CRITICAL PROBLEM OCCURED INITIALIZING MINECRAFT - LIKELY YOU HAVE AN INCORRECT VERSION FOR THIS FML Well, did you read the log? You're trying to use a 1.5.2 Forge version with 1.5.1.

I didn't bother looking at the Bukkit mod, but I have now, and I see what you mean. That would be one way to do it. Or you could redefine TEChest and override openChest(). Maybe I will do this if nobody else wants to take it.

Im getting an error under mtshaw113.juli.oreJuli.blockID, Cannot make a static reference to the non-static field mtshaw113.juli.oreJuli.blockID Any help? Wish Lex could answer everything for noobs, it'd make stuff easier He can't (well, doesn't have time to.) That's why we're here. Your ore block should be static, why isn't it?

Just gonna say, though, that your model.render() should not need an Entity as an argument.

Oh. Ha. Well, it's no longer "secret" anymore. The only reason it was "secret"... well, back when I wrote Horticulture for UE, I proposed making a tractor, and some people *coughcammycough* were really excited about it. And then I never finished it, but I wanted to give them a surprise and include it in my new mod. And it still doesn't work... but at least this time it's not my fault.

You need an ISimpleBlockRenderingHandler. (Whew, that is a mouthful.)

...At any rate, what you're supposed to do is copy and modify ItemGunpowder, then change Item.itemsList[<gunpowder id>] to an instance of your item.

Are you using Pahimar's environment? Because, if you are, I will refuse to help you unless you use this instead.

Get rid of those @SideOnly annotations! They only cause trouble. Oh, and we have a very detailed recipe and machine infrastructure in our mod. You can use it if you like. The link is in my sig.

What... are you doing... with a cow...?

Your Forge is outdated. Besides, you should be installing it like this.

Putting quote marks around things does not make them important. http://www.unnecessaryquotes.com/ Nice. The great thing about knowing people who like to browse the Internet (when you don't) is that they will share the gems with you and you don't have to see the crud.

When I change the Config option to true, the block/item doesn't show up. And what are thoe getSubBlocks()/getSubItems() methods you are speaking of? Why do I need them? They are meant for blocks that differentiate between metadata (and show multiple blocks in the creative tabs), but, if you use it to return an empty list, it will show nothing in the creative tabs, not even in the "all items" tab. Which, I assume, you would want.

Still not ForgeModLoader-client-0.log...

That behaviour is hardcoded in ShapedRecipes. Create your own Recipe class, remove the mirroring check (line 54), and use that class for your recipes.

Um, we need the whole FML log. That error was a crash while generating the crash log.

What doesn't work about it? BTW, you might try instead overriding getSubBlocks()/getSubItems() in your block and item files.

I would show you my entity code, but it's for a vehicle, and EntityLiving takes care of most of the things you need to worry about (whereas I had to rewrite a lot of that code.) At any rate, there exist tutorials on the wiki that describe how to make a custom mob. (If you want to look at my code anyway, it's in my Git repo.)