JavaMatrix
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When I had to do problem 2, I looked at custom named entities. Here's my half-working result: https://bitbucket.org/JavaMatrix/snowtech/src/577af81dcbc980f306df52daa769e279fef212e4/SnowTech/java/com/defenestrationcoding/snowtech/renderers/RendererReceiver.java?at=master
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Could you share your results for Googlers and other interested parties? (Like me ;P)
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Uncomment this line: //this.bindTexture(modelResourceLocation); Without binding the texture, it'll use whatever happens to be on the queue. Not a good thing.
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What do you need to do this for? There may be an easier solution than changing the rendering methods of vanilla entities.
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Doesn't sound very Forge. You may want to ask on a ruby forum, unless you are using Forge in the process somehow?
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You have no render code for held items. Look at RenderZombie for an example, perhaps?
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Well, you can rather easily do this with NBT, if you aren't opposed to NBT altogether. Just use Entity.writeEntityToNBT and Entity.readEntityFromNBT, editing the tag in between.
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Hullo, I've been looking for a bit for a way to detect a Wither Skull explosion. Obviously, it's gonna be an event. The only way I can figure right now is to find them when then spawn in a EntityJoinWorldEvent, then track them with a tick handler - but that sounds like a huge nuisance. Is there a better way?
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Use ev.entity.worldObj, assuming ev is the name of your event within your method.
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What is your current result? A screenshot could be helpful if you suspect that it is holding the item but it isn't rendering right.
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Please, be more specific.
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In your item, try changing: EntityHanging entityhanging = this.createHangingEntity(p_77648_3_, p_77648_4_, p_77648_5_, p_77648_6_, i1); to EntityHanging entityhanging = this.createHangingEntity(p_77648_3_, p_77648_4_, p_77648_5_ + 0.5, p_77648_6_, i1);
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That's fine, just wondering about your reasoning. Do-it-from-scratch is fun - I might try that sometime.
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Hullo, Pursuant of my previous question about messing with Desert Temples, I'm wondering if there's a simple way to iterate through every block in the chunk checking for Chests, instead of manually sorting through every coordinate. Thanks, JavaMatrix
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Why make your own energy system when we have the Redstone Flux API?