Duno666

ffsis. Apparently I was messing with my load order, and Intellij was loading the jar before the source, and (because it's dumb) did not think to look anywhere else for things. So, solved, and it's my own fault.

GuiContainer, actually. Is that not right? Certainly: [embed=425,349]http://paste.minecraftforge.net/view/652c6f3f[/embed] I cannot get this to work right... gir.

As I was learning some more modding intricacies today, I tried to write an alternate version of the furnace. I followed closely to the stock MC code, and everything appears to work, except for one line in the GUI class: mc.renderEngine.bindTexture("/gui/furnace.png"); Which generates an error message: java: \src\mod\client\gui\inventory\GUIDiamondFurnace.java:39: cannot find symbol symbol : variable renderEngine location: class net.minecraft.client.Minecraft I understand that it is saying it cannot find something, but I look at the client.Minecraft class, and the RenderEngine renderEngine is exactly where it should be. Commenting out the line, things start up and run fine - the GUI background doesn't show properly, of course, but it still works. Lost and confused at this point, any thoughts from the community?

Greetings, apologies in advance because I know this will turn out to be some noob solution. I recently (yesterday) got started working on a mod, using fml and mcp but not Eclipse, instead I am using Intellij IDEA. I have run into the problem ( and tracked it down ) to the line mcp = new MCPDummyContainer(MetadataCollection.from(getClass().getResourceAsStream("/mcpmod.info"), "MCP").getMetadataForId("mcp", null)); in cpw.mods.fml.common.Loader.java. The getResourceAsStream() is returning null, which I think means that I have a file out of place. I followed MTCoster's tutorial on configuring IDEA but I cannot seem to get past this error. client-0.log