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Anyone? It's really frustrating to have to build just to test a small change

Okay, so I tried --username=username --password=password and that didn't work either.

As of 1.7.10, the classic run configuration for logging into Minecraft automatically doesn't work: --username AzureDiamond@gmail.com --password hunter2 In the above example, it sets the user to AzureDiamond@gmail.com, not AzureDiamond. Any pointers? And no, that's not my password, it's a reference.

When changes to the config are made, it does not trigger: ConfigChangedEvent.OnConfigChangedEvent Like it does with other mods.

Bump :\

Try looking at the beacon block code. It has the mechanics you want.

This event was just added to Forge, so your friend probably didn't have the correct release of Forge. I needs to be something like 1133 or later (if I remember correctly, you can check the release notes) Indeed, this was the problem. I told him to get latest, but he just doesn't listen! . Still having the other problem.

My friend got this error after I compiled and send it to him: cpw.mods.fml.common.LoaderException: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: cpw/mods/fml/client/event/ConfigChangedEvent$OnConfigChangedEvent

My configuration GUI is not triggering a call of ConfigChangedEvent.OnConfigChangedEvent and I don't have the slightest clue why. Everything else is working fine: reading values has no problem, the .cfg is fine, etc. On startup, I sync the configuration, and it works perfectly. Also, as a result of this, any events marked as requiring a restart do not actually require a restart. It's really odd. What could be going wrong? My messy config file (please try not to hurt yourselves while viewing). I am probably doing this VERY wrong, please tell me if so: public class Config extends GuiConfig { public static Configuration configFile; /* * Actual configuration values. */ public static String membersList = ""; public static String mercsList = ""; public Config(GuiScreen parent) { super(parent, new ConfigElement(configFile.getCategory(Configuration.CATEGORY_GENERAL)).getChildElements(), "MCCTF Mod", false, true, "MCCTF General Config"); } public static void syncConfig() { Pattern usernamePattern = Pattern.compile("([A-Za-z0-9_]+((,){1}( )*|$))+?"); /* * Members List */ membersList = configFile.getString("Members List", Configuration.CATEGORY_GENERAL, "username, username, username", "These people will appear on your \"Clan Mate\" list in white.", usernamePattern); System.out.println("membersList: " + membersList); Matcher matcherMembers = usernamePattern.matcher(membersList); while (matcherMembers.find()) { System.out.println("Found member match: " + matcherMembers.group().replace(", ", "")); Main.membersList.add(matcherMembers.group().replace(", ", "")); } /* * Merc List */ mercsList = configFile.getString("Mercs List", Configuration.CATEGORY_GENERAL, "username, username, username", "These people will appear on your \"Clan Mate\" list in gray.", usernamePattern); Matcher matcherMercs = usernamePattern.matcher(mercsList); while (matcherMercs.find()) { Main.mercsList.add(matcherMercs.group()); } if (configFile.hasChanged()) { configFile.save(); } } } My GUIFactory: public class GuiFactory implements IModGuiFactory { @Override public void initialize(Minecraft minecraftInstance) { } @Override public Class<? extends GuiScreen> mainConfigGuiClass() { return Config.class; } @Override public Set<RuntimeOptionCategoryElement> runtimeGuiCategories() { return null; } @Override public RuntimeOptionGuiHandler getHandlerFor( RuntimeOptionCategoryElement element) { return null; } } My preInit in Main: @EventHandler public void preInit(FMLPreInitializationEvent e) { MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.register(new Events()); FMLCommonHandler.instance().bus().register(new Events()); Config.configFile = new Configuration(e.getSuggestedConfigurationFile()); Config.syncConfig(); } My Events class for catching: @SubscribeEvent public void onConfigChanged(ConfigChangedEvent.OnConfigChangedEvent event) { System.out.println("Config changed!"); if(event.modID.equals("mcctf")) { Config.syncConfig(); } } Note: "Config changed" isn't even printed after I edit my config. It prints when I edit other mods though.

Your tutorials are fantastic, thank you for all your hard work! I would love to see a tutorial on making a Forge Configuration screen!

How can I get the player that joined from this? I suppose I could keep a list of all online players and check for differences when this event is called. But is there any easier way?

I forgot to mention, my mod is client side only. It seems as if those methods are for the server only.

Neither PlayerEvent.PlayerLoggedInEvent nor PlayerEvent.PlayerLoggedOutEvent are getting called.

Similar to the EntityJoinEvent, is there an EntityLeaveEvent? I'm trying to detect when a player leaves a server.

Exactly right, thanks!

I changed it to a different block and it works fine. new ItemStack(Blocks.wool, 1, 1)); Sorry, which method did you need?

EntityJoinWorldEvent. I've extended the achievement class to make custom notifications, and I was trying to call one. @SubscribeEvent public void onJoin(EntityJoinWorldEvent event) { if (event.entity instanceof EntityPlayer && !mc.isSingleplayer()) { EntityPlayer player = (EntityPlayer) event.entity; if (Main.membersList.contains(player.getDisplayName()) && !player.getDisplayName().equals(mc.thePlayer.getDisplayName())) { alert.sendAlertWithItem("A clan member joined!", player.getDisplayName() + " is now online.", -1, new ItemStack(Blocks.skull, 1, 1)); } } }

So, here's what I'm trying: new ItemStack(Blocks.skull, 1, 3) Blocks.skull is the skull, and metadata 3 is the "Head" (the steve head). This crashes my game though. java.lang.NullPointerException: Rendering item at net.minecraft.item.ItemStack.getItemDamage(ItemStack.java:266) So how do I create an ItemStack of "head"?

Ah, a simple solution, thank you! I had assumed I didn't need to use them because it looked fine in Eclipse. But you know what they say about assuming.

Here's how I handle incoming chat. Maybe it'll help you a little. String formatted = event.message.getUnformattedText().replaceAll("§(.)", "§$1§l"); event.message = new ChatComponentText(formatted); event.message is an IChatComponent.

How can I keep unicodes when compiling? I keep getting errors. They work fine when running in Eclipse, but break when I try and build the mod. The main problem is the formatting unicode "§" which I use to detect colors and strings. Other unicodes include a circle: • and an arrow ►. All of the unicodes are on Code page 437, which is in Minecraft by default. I saved my .java file as UTF-8, which I assume is the problem. I can't save it as the file Minecraft wants me to use, Cp1252. Here is my usage, for example: clanMembers.add(Main.getBoard().getPlayersTeam(player2).getColorPrefix() + "•§r " + player2);

Thank you. Sorry diesieben07, some of us need to be spoon-fed :\

I'm aware that it uses metadata. I still don't know how you specify the metadata.. There is no Blocks.wool.blue or anything convenient.

For example, blue wool. Here is what I'm doing now: Block blueWool = Block.getBlockFromName("Blue Wool"); Item blueWoolItem = Item.getItemFromBlock(blueWool); ItemStack blueWoolStack = new ItemStack(blueWoolItem); RenderHelper.enableGUIStandardItemLighting(); this.item.renderItemAndEffectIntoGUI( mc.fontRenderer, mc.getTextureManager(), blueWoolStack, var5 + 8, var6 + ; For comparison, this code works fine: RenderHelper.enableGUIStandardItemLighting(); this.item.renderItemAndEffectIntoGUI( mc.fontRenderer, mc.getTextureManager(), new ItemStack(Item.getItemById(35)), var5 + 8, var6 + ;

How do I set the message to the new ChatComponentText? By the way, thank you for all your help thusfar. I know I'm a noob and I appreciate you continuing to answer my nooby questions