SilentThief

Have you written any code yet?

Look at the furnace class, there are two stages that is renders, idle and cooking, look around at what happens in-between those two rendering stages. I'm sure you'll find your answer, if I'm correct.

Didn't think to do it that way...guess I wasn't thinking you could create an ItemStack variable. It did indeed work, thank you very much.

If I understand correctly - 1. Set Waypoint A (Bed A) 2. Set Waypoint B (Bed B) 3. Sleep in either Bed A or Bed B, and whichever one you sleep in, you get teleported to the other one? Here are a few ideas - 1. Save waypoint a and b in a config file. 2. Teleportation from a or b, or b to a. That's basically what you will want to have. If you want the player to be teleported while sleeping, and when teleported, still sleeping, that will be a bit tricky, or will work the first time.

Recursion is a good idea, I will try and figure out a way to incorporate that without creating a loop that will throw stack traces. But, that's for making the method run once an argument is true or false, or equal to something, I don't know what to do to check if the items I want banned, will be not drawn from the pool of items. Because I can't use - if (getRandomItem == (new ItemStack(Blocks.portal) { getRandomItem(); } or if (ItemStack == (new ItemStack(Blocks.portal) { getRandomItem(); }

No no no, that isn't the code. Those item stacks listed are just the items that are going to be banned. There is no code for the blacklist yet.

Hello MCF community! I have a little issue with 'black-listing items', from appearing when I right click this item. This item gives the player a random item, block, etc, out of the pool of items that minecraft provides. I have tried to make it so certain items don't appear in the pool. I have tried creating array lists of all of the items in Minecraft, also tried simply creating itemstacks and then doing a switch statement saying if they appear, the action will loop, no luck there. So, I'd like a little bit of help if possible. package com.rien.nn.items; import java.util.List; import

@ruabmbua I can perfectly capable of creating the energy system, just needed an explanation of how it'd work. @jabelar Thank you very much for the explanation, it will help me out with this. Question: Is there any references that would help me with this also?

Hello, I would like to know how I'd start creating an energy system like the one Thermal Expansion, AE, Etc. has. Such as: Create Energy > Store Energy > Send Energy > Receive Energy > Store Energy > Do Something With the Energy or Create Data > Store Data > Send Data > Receive Data > Store Data > Do Something with the Data How would I get started with that exactly?

Sorry, was spacing out, was like 2AM when I looked at that code.

I got confused on that UtilRF.RANDOM part, I wasn't thinking...lol Didn't know UtilRF was the class. lol Anyways, testing the code. Doesn't seem as if the code is working, does nothing actually, here is my class: package com.hex.lootbag; import java.util.Random; import com.hex.hexcore.HexCore; import net.minecraft.creativetab.CreativeTabs; import net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer; import net.minecraft.item.Item; import net.minecraft.item.ItemStack; import net.minecraft.world.World; public class ItemLootBag extends Item { public ItemLootBag() { setUnlocalizedNam

When you right click this bag, I want it to give you 1 item. The item is chosen from every single item in the game, it would be much more convenient to not have to make 300+ item stacks.

For some reason it returns it everytime. And, why is there: UtilRF.RANDOM.nextInt()? Instead of UtilRF.nextInt()

If you return getRandomItem(); it ends up creating a loop crashing the game. Removing it causes the whole method to do nothing.

Yea, using a random each time crashes the game. I tried using the code AlexStone provided, with a custom itemList I created. It does crash the game. Even if I were to do: ItemStack stack = new ItemStack(ItemList.itemList[r.nextInt()]; It would still end up crashing the game. I will try a few other things, see if they work.