Failender

you can create your own commands and allow every user to use them. i dont think there is another way without making players op

That seems like an quite good api tbh. I will give it a shot, thank you!

Hey folks, I am triing to rework how crops work. What I am triing to achieve is that crops, that are fully grown and dont get harvested go bad after a specific time. Sadly Im not sure how to do that. One idea I had was to subscribe to the event that was fired when IGrowable groes, and start a timer there (mb TickEvent or MinecraftQueue) that will check if the crop is still there after x seconds, but Im not sure if that is the correct approach. Any help is appreciated. Greetz Fail

sending a list is pretty easy. just send the size of the list first, after that iterate over the list and send each of the 3 ints of the blockpos. when reconstructing the list just read the first int, you know the size of the list, after that iterate over the size and create x blockpos

EntityNikora entitynikora = new EntityNikora(world, player); player.addChatComponentMessage(new ChatComponentText(EnumChatFormatting.RED +"You de-summoned Nikora.")); entitynikora.spawnExplosionParticle(); entitynikora.setDead(); what exactly are you triing to do there

My way was to do it recursive with the logs and every time you check for a log destroy each leaf in radius x

Well you could take the position of the entity that broke the block and the position of the block and calculate it

sounds like u need to do some kind of GL rotating, not rotating the texture

https://github.com/coolAlias/Forge_Tutorials/blob/master/CustomPlayerInventory.java

Well if i google minecraft modding I find a lot.. Hint of the day : Learn java the minecraft

there is no way to do that implemented in vanilla. you will need to write your own algorithm for it

int[] itemCounts = new int[recipe.length] for(i<recipe.length) { for(j<inventoryCount) { if(recipe[i].getItem()==inventory.get(j)) itemCounts[i]+=inventory[j].stacksize; } } bool flag=true for(i<recipce.lenght) { if(!(itemCounts[i]>=recipe[i].stacksize)) { flag = false; break; } } if(flag) doYourStuff();

would you mind to tell us the error? We are not the best at guessing

im not certain with it, but I think getStrVsBlock means how much "your tool helps". which means if you can harvest the block there is factor that tells you how much ur mining time gets reduced. that might be getStrVsBlock

Tools can only accelerate the speed of breaking a block. So if you try to harvest a block with a tool thats is returning false its like mining it with bare hands

This is the wrong forum - This is the forum for help with creating mods not modpacks. Anyway it seems like one of your mods is doing wrong. (noppes.mpm.client.RenderMPM) I dont know which mod of the list it is so try removing mods until you find the bad one

1. calculate the size of the gui to draw 2. calculate the x where u want to start to draw (xmax-size) 3. draw the gui!

did you try some basic debugging? add sysos and check if ur code is getting called etc

Well you create the library like you create any other library? you tell eclipse to export as jar and make a guide thats tells ppl how to use it

wait what. what are you doing there and why. you want to have the total amount, so evaluate the string AFTER the loop and use the variable count. the variable total is redefined for each loop iteration so will always be only the count of the actual stack

int i foreach itemstack in inventory i+=itemstack.size

ur item has nothing to do in the armor slot. dont put it there..? modify ur random so its not giving u a random number that is a an armor slot

Also im not sure why you are checking the random stack you get for null, since its not really making any difference. keep your code clean and it makes errors much easier to find

So. On update gets called everytime you have the item in your inventory. and still you are checking if you have items in your inventory. If you got a crash it helps A LOT if you show the crash.

So you want to know which item was just removed right? Maybe you should store the item inside a variable inside your te. Or go like diesieben mentioned and whenever the inventory slot should get set to null do your thing