Animefan8888

1.7.10 is ancient and not supported.

I'm confident I said data.minecraft.loot_tables.blocks not data.mymod.loot_tables.blocks

This is the wrong bus for this event. You don't need to specify one for this event.

Oh I'm bad. This isn't a proper ResourceLocation. A resource location expects a modid:textures/path/to/texture.png At least in this instance.

Why not just return one stack...Pass in the raw enchantment data. IE the registry names and levels. Then compute the enchantments after the registry has been loaded. In both the output methods in your IRecipe implementation because it appears you are only doing it in one.

Look at the Furnace's container.

Oh wrong event then lol. I think PlayerLoggedInEvent is too early to open a GUI so you need to use EntityJoinWorldEvent. This should be used if it has a contnainer. No reason to use it if it doesn't.

You need to specify the type of RenderGameOverlayEvent you want to use. IE RenderGameOverlayEvent.Post or PRE

You need to sync the information from the server to the client through the container. Cause the Client won't always know about the player.

What specific info?

Isn't it just like --username and --password?

It's not that hard they are both based on cubes.

What version.

Oops I read it reversed. I think the actual problem is that this expects brightness to be a float 0-1 instead of 0-15. So divide by 15F.

The 0 you pass in there makes it always a 0. It will take which ever number is lower the actual light level or the passed in value.

Why would you have to return two different stacks?

Can't tell if you are messing with them or not lol. You need to override their registry value with a new value that overrides getRenderLayer and returns the appropriate value.

This is for 1.12 you didn't click to go to 1.13. Mind you this is not what you should do to edit block loot tables anyways. Just create a json with the same name as the ones in the minecraft jar file under the folders data/minecraft/loot_tables/blocks. Then in your mod create the package under your resources folder data.minecraft.loot_tables.blocks. And put your json loot table there.

It's a bit of a pain, but you should just be able to highlight and hopefully the "Quote Selection" box will come up. I would probably just give the block an arbitrary range maybe make it increase-able. And only for loop for that range until I find a solid block. Otherwise you just have to go until you reach a solid block. Then I would take that range I have found (the y height of the solid block) and use World#getEntitiesInAABB (Or whatever it is called now).

Write your own IRecipe implementation. Potentially just override getResult() from one of the ShapedRecipes. (I think that is the methods name). And have it return a new ItemStack with the EnchantmentData that is stored in your IRecipe implementation.

Describe behave. Does it not throw the item? Does it not render the item when thrown. Does it not show up at all?

Post your code.

Use the config they have to obtain the information like so for IRON_ORE. for (ConfiguredFeature<?> f : biome.getFeatures(Decoration.UNDERGROUND_ORES)) { if (f.config instanceof OreFeatureConfig) { if (((OreFeatureConfig)f.config).state.getBlock() == Blocks.IRON_ORE) { } } }

First you'll probably want to get some experience in coding. Making a mod is not that easy. Second don't use IHasModel sure it works, and it was in the tutorial, but all Items have models. Why would you need an interface that says I have a model.

You didn't say what you problem was...