That is because it is being run both client and server side, to make it run only once just check if(!player.worldObj.isRemote) this will make it run only on the server side
Note: I may have misspelt it so make sure you check the proper spelling
The general recommendation is that if it can be done without a coremod, do so. This is because coremods can be very error prone and make it hard to debug and can lead to very confusing error reports. Plus coremods are really hard to make.
That seems to be that the order of the vertices is backwards compared to what minecraft is expecting, this means the sides are facing the wrong way around. Maybe if you try reversing the order of the vertices in the OBJ file?
It is not being exported, it is just being loaded at the right time, that is all.
The order and exports tab allows you to set both what libraries are exported and the order in which they are loaded in
Ah, turns out my order and export libraries were in the wrong order!
If anyone is wondering, this is one order that works (there may be others):
Minercraft/minecraft
JRE System Library
asm-debug-all
launchwrapper-1.8
1.6.4
lzma-0.0.1
jopt-simple-4.5
codecjorbis-20101023
codecwav-20101023
libraryjavasound-20101123
librarylwjglopenal-20100824
soundsystem-20120107
argo-2.25_fixed
bcprov-jdk15on-1.47
guava-14.0
commons-lang3-3.1
commons-io-2.4
jutils-1.0.0
lwjgl-2.9.0
lwjgl_util-2.9.0
All that is true
Apart from my eclipse location, since I set it up just like pahimar did in his lets mod series my eclipse is in a different location
Maybe I should check that eclipse folder and see if it works there, if so I will check any differences
I have set up just like pahimar did in his let's mod series, but it seems to be loading without forge or any mods I have in my environment.
Does anyone have any idea why it isn't working?
Just so you know, running it using startclient.bat works fine, but it does not in eclipse, maybe I have something set wrong in my command line arguments/classpath?