Parker8283

Don't use Java 8, or run setupDevWorkspace.

To answer my own question, it's been replaced by func_150567_a, in which you return a WorldGenAbstractTree.

In your build.gradle file, change this line: classpath 'net.minecraftforge.gradle:ForgeGradle:1.1-SNAPSHOT' to classpath 'net.minecraftforge.gradle:ForgeGradle:1.2-SNAPSHOT'

Does anyone happen to know where the method getRandomWorldGenForTrees has moved to from 1.6 to 1.7? It used to be in the BiomeGenBase class, but no longer appears to be there.

I have never worked with biomes before, and one of my projects calls for a biome. I have googled for a tutorial for 1.7, but can't seem to find one. Would someone be so kind as to point me in the right direction?

Java 8 will cause problems if you run setupDecompWorkspace. Either run setupDevWorkspace or downgrade to Java 7u51 and run setupDecompWorkspace.

It's saying that one of your imports don't exist. If you're running Eclipse, hit Ctrl-Shift-O, and it will clean your imports.

I had the exact same problem, and it was fixed by switching from Java 8 back to Java 7_51.

I think I wasn't clear. I don't want to GET anything; I want to SET custom/multiple tool classes for a custom tool.

In the 1.7 Forge, the setToolClass() method was removed and replaced with a "behind-the-scenes" toolClass assigner in the ItemTool class. This is great because I don't have to do it manually for Pickaxes, Axes, and Shovels. However, I can't seem to figure out how to add a custom tool class, or assign a custom tool multiple tool classes. I thought that I could just reference the toolClass field if I extended ItemTool, but I found that the field's scope was set to private. Is there a way I can achieve what I explained earlier?

Updated to v1.1

public Item getItemDropped(int par1, Random par2Random, int par3) { return mod.exampleItem; } public int quantityDropped(Random par1Random) { return 1; }

Not working for me, where did ExtendedPlayer come from? EDIT: Never mind; with a little tweaking, Millennium3's code works.

This is with Forge 6.5.0.471 in mind. Last I remembered, Forge updated to 10.12.0.1039 for Minecraft 1.7, meaning this most of this code will return with errors, even if this tutorial was updated to 9.10.x. I DID check there, saw that it was outdated, and saw there was no 1.7 tutorials, so that's why I came here. Maybe get YOUR facts straight before posting something so douchey. For Godson, thank you, I will take a look.

Forge now handles Data Values, so remove them for everything. Network mod is not needed; just remove it. No idea; haven't ever used it Remove the registerIcons methods, and add .setBlockTextureName("modid:texture.png") or .setTextureName("modid:texture.png") to the end of each Block or Item you add. (e.g., public static final Item exampleItem = new ItemExampleItem().setUnlocalizedName("exampleItem).setTextureName("parker8283_example:exampleItem.png"); LanguageRegistry no longer exists. You must now put your In-Game Names in a seperate file called en_US.lang in the assets/modid/lang/ directory, and do the following: For blocks, write tile.exampleBlock.name=Example Block, and for Items, put item.exampleItem.name=Example Item. Block Registry should be the same.

I'm really confused with the new Achievement system, and can't seem to find any good tutorials out there on how it works. I know that each mod can have its own section now, but don't know how to make that work. Could someone please fill me in?

I did the wood recipes because I've had the problem where I travel everywhere in my worlds, and make my house in a biome with a certain kind of tree, and I come back home with another type, and because of my OCD, they have to be the same color. That's where the first comes in. Also, there have been times where I've had lots of Sandstone, but not enough sand (mostly for smelting), so that's that one. I did the saddle one because I don't find very many dungeons or temples when I play (mostly because I like cowering in my own home), so I liked that. Also, maybe you could craft a spawn egg with a lot of resources...that's a good idea. I'll look into it. Also, thank you for the non-jerkish feedback. I really appreciate it.

Alright, well I now have a question. I'm not having any errors, just a general question. I still use a 'Forge' folder, but I do it so that my run configurations can run multiple mods at once (mini question, what's the advantage of using "Debug configurations" over "Run configurations"? Or, what's the difference?). I just set it so that each one runs Forge, then under 'User Entries' in the 'Classpath' tab of each configuration, I just add the java projects of the mods I want to run with it. I also like having a Forge folder and then making separate Java Projects for each mod because then the only things in that mod project is the code and the resources for it. I guess the one downside is that I have to install Gradle on my machine and copy over and change the build.gradle to make it work, but I've gotten that to work as well. SO, the question is, is what I'm doing still wrong?

v1.1 HAS BEEN RELEASED! DOWNLOADS BELOW. FEEL FREE TO GIVE SUGGESTIONS! Welcome to the More Vanilla Recipes Mod! My Mod in Video Form! I know that there are tons of these types of mods out there already, but I think mine should stand out for one thing... Plank Dying! http://content.screencast.com/users/Parker_Young/folders/Jing/media/561bf864-8d05-48c7-942e-ee5b5a5e4929/00000087.png[/img] Have you ever had the situation where you were building something and you ran out of the kind of planks you were building with, but you had a surplus of another kind of them? Well, you can turn those into the planks you need with my new recipes! Just follow the image above, changing the plank color to the ones you have a surplus of, put the sapling of the color planks you want them to be in the center, and now you have the same amount of planks you put in, now in the color you want. (Currently, you can only do it with all of the same color, and that's because when I tried to implement it so you could use any planks, so long as none of them were the same color you were trying to dye, it made Minecraft poop on me (it was really gross). I tried multiple other ways, but it didn't get any better. If you guys want to help, source code link is below) Other recipes include: http://content.screencast.com/users/Parker_Young/folders/Jing/media/8e5cadba-36c7-4cc8-a08e-db25bb257999/00000088.png[/img] Sandstone to sand! We all know the recipe of 4 sand gets you sandstone, but it would be nice if that could be reversed. Well, now it can. Works with all 3 types of sandstone. http://content.screencast.com/users/Parker_Young/folders/Jing/media/7d50eb9b-7eb3-4c5a-bd34-f1911a33ba48/00000089.png[/img] Sticks to planks! Sometimes you make too many sticks, and wish you could make them back into planks. Well, (again), now you can. Turns them back into oak wood planks. http://content.screencast.com/users/Parker_Young/folders/Jing/media/95ab048b-cdc8-4bd3-8fb5-ec6f64b842ae/00000090.png[/img] Saplings to vines! Sometimes you break vines and wish you wouldn't have. Well, you can get them back by putting three of any kind of sapling anywhere in your crafting table, and you get 3 vines, which is used in my next recipe! http://content.screencast.com/users/Parker_Young/folders/Jing/media/49429d45-80a7-42cf-9865-6c25e8355576/00000091.png[/img] Mossy Cobblestone! If you follow the recipe above, you can make mossy cobblestone, which is great if you want to obtain some and you're scared to death of every night creature (like me). http://content.screencast.com/users/Parker_Young/folders/Jing/media/82980ad7-3e38-4f85-bf13-4aaeb51c5ef3/00000092.png[/img] SADDLE! Finally, the saddle recipe. Yes, Dinnerbone said that he won't add a saddle recipe to Minecraft because it makes you go to dungeons and temples to find them. Well I don't know about you, but when I find a horse, I don't think, "Let's go find a dungeon or temple so I can get a saddle!" I think "Boy, I wish I could just craft one." Well myself, you made your own dreams come true. Added in v1.1: http://content.screencast.com/users/Parker_Young/folders/Recipes/media/77f8eacb-adac-459e-bbbf-423711291dbc/00000103.png[/img] Spawn Eggs! You can now craft spawn eggs in this format. If entities drop more than one thing (most of the time), then use half of each. All recipes are here. http://content.screencast.com/users/Parker_Young/folders/Jing/media/6f559265-f23d-43f4-bb33-98fb3b59711c/00000127.png[/img] Name Tag! Again, I know that Dinnerbone said that he wanted more loot for people to go get, but in reality, I'm a wuss, and I know that there are others out there, so here you go. You're welcome. http://content.screencast.com/users/Parker_Young/folders/Jing/media/d3a70e36-ceb5-4a53-8c74-54e4e925d927/00000128.png[/img] Heads! I like the looks of them, and I know others do as well, so here you go. There are NOT recipes for Wither Skulls, and the Player skull, mostly because I couldn't come up with a player skull recipe. For Zombies, use rotten flesh, and for creepers, use gunpowder. Changelog: v1.1 (for Minecraft 1.7.2 and 1.6.4) +Added Spawn Egg Recipes +Added Name Tag Recipe +Added Head Recipes v1.0.1 (for Minecraft 1.6.4) *Fixed trying to create recipes with 1.7 saplings. v1.0 (for Minecraft 1.7.2 and 1.6.4) +Added Sandstone to Sand recipe +Added Sticks to Planks recipe +Added Plank Dying recipes +Added Saplings to Vines recipe +Added Mossy Cobblestone recipe +Added Saddle recipe Downloads 1.7.2 (direct) 1.6.4 (direct) (using the adf.ly links only counts as helping me if you have it whitelisted in your ADBLOCKER) Installation: 1.) Download the recommended version of Forge for your version. 2.) Double-click on the downloaded file. 3.) Make sure "Install Client" is selected, and click "OK" 4.) When it's done, click "OK" 5.) Navigate to your minecraft folder (which are as follows) Windows (Vista+): Go to Start, and in the search bar, type %appdata% and hit enter. Click on .minecraft Mac: Navigate to /Users/xxx/Library/Application Support/minecraft 6.) Open up (or create) your "mods" folder. 7.) Drag my mod (and any others you're going to use) in that folder. 8.) Close the window and play Minecraft. Source Code: How to Clone Git Repositories to Eclipse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkQZRk-twmc I like being able to give you modders out there reference code whenever I make mods, so I've created a GitHub page with the code. THIS IS ALSO MY BUG TRACKER. So all non-modders, this is where you go to report bugs. FAQ: Q: Dude, you realize that there are tons of mods like this out there, right? A: Yea, but I think mine will stand out because of the plank dying, as I haven't seen a mod that does it like me yet. (Link me to one if I'm wrong) Q: I found a bug. Where should I report it? A: On my GitHub issues tracker (link above). Q: Why can't I use multiple planks to dye all one color at the same time? A: When I tried it implement that, Minecraft pooped on me (you don't want to see it; it was pretty gross). I tried to do it other ways, but it didn't work. Q: Why not just type out all the recipes for that by hand? A: Because I would have to type out EVERY SINGLE POSSIBLE combination. If someone would like to do it for me, then make it a Pull Request on my GitHub page, and I'll gladly merge it. Q: Where did this idea come from? A: I was talking in class about how I hated that there wasn't a recipe for Sandstone to Sand, and people around me said "Yea, I wish there was ___ also!" Then, someone pointed out that I know Java and have made Minecraft mods before. This mod was born that moment. Q: How long did it take you to make this? A: I basically wrote everything in one day, but delayed it two days because I was experimenting with the "Any kind of planks" thing above. Q: Can I put this in a video? A: You are free to put this in a video while following the guidelines below (in the licenses section) Q: Can I alter your code and make it my own mod? A: You are free to do so as long as you follow the license below Q: What if my question wasn't answered anywhere on this post? A: Look in the Contact Me section below. Q: Could you make a Non-Forge version? A: I would HIGHLY recommend using Forge, but if there is enough demand, I guess I'll make one. Q: WHY DID YOU LINK ME TO THIS PICTURE? http://tiny.cc/PAIN A: Because you asked a question that was answered somewhere in this post. Read. Licenses: The mod is released under the Standard Minecraft Mod License, which you can read in full here, but in short: 1.) I'm not liable for anything that happens on your computer that may have to do with my mod. 2.) You are to use this with a legitimately bought Minecraft. 3.) The mod may only be distributed from where I say so (from my personal Dropbox). Anyone else who re-uploaded my mod somewhere else without my permission is in violation of this license and I may strike it down. 4.) You can do whatever you want with the code that is provided in the form of the compiled mod in your personal practices, but if you would like to make it public, contact me first. The Decomplied source code is provided under the GPL v2 license, which in short states: As long as you make any re-releases available as Open Source under the GPL v2 or newer, include the original license and copyright information with your release, and state all significant changes you have made to it, you can do anything with this source code BUT hold me liable for ANYTHING, or grant ANY kind of sublicensing. (This only applies if you download my source code and alter ITSELF. Not if you download it for reference for your own mod) IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A YOUTUBE VIDEO: Obviously, I don't have that many restrictions, as censoring free advertising is not good for my public image. All I ask is: If you are doing a dedicated mod spotlight: 1.) Include the name of my mod in the title and/or the description 2.) Include a link to this page in the description If you are doing a Minecraft Lets Play that includes my mod: 1.) Include the name of my mod in the description Boom! Legal stuff over. Contact Me: MinecraftForum PM MinecraftForge PM Twitter Facebook

Well, that's something that I didn't know, so sorry.

Nevermind. Found it.

Start by changing @PreInit to @EventHandler and see if that fixes it.

Try updating to #956 (9.11.1.964). Still 1.6.4, but it's the Recommended build for 1.6.4. Maybe that will help?

There is no need to install Gradle; Forge comes with its own modified Gradle wrapper.

What package is it contained in? That was my main problem.