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Bluerossman

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  1. Would really like to play forge on Minecraft Realms. However, there is no current release for MC 1.7.9, and Realms requires you to update to the most recent version of MC. Is there any way of bypassing this? Perhaps fool realms into thinking I'm running 1.7.9? There hasn't been any changes to the content of MC so I'm fairly sure there would be no bugs associated with this. Thanks, Blue.
  2. Thanks I've been putting pointless variables in my code...
  3. Then where do I stick the item id? code is this atm: (In the main class) public static Item Truffle = new Truffle(3004, 0.1F, false).setUnlocalizedName("Truffle").setTextureName("TestMod:Truffle");
  4. The current constructor for extends ItemFood adds 3 variables. An int, which I'm assuming to be the item id, a float, which I think is the saturation level, and a boolean, which I'm guessing is the isWolfsFavoriteFood function. When I run MC, when the item is eaten, is completely fills up the hunger bar. My question is, how do I change that? Is there an additional constructor I can add? Or is something going wrong with the current constructor? Thanks Oh, and a side thing, is the ordinary code for Minecraft decompiled yet? It would be useful to reference to Item.java amongst other things

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