TheXFactor117

Updating Eclipse just seems to throw a new error, saying The target type of this expression must be a functional interface. This doesn't make any sense because other people registering entities this way don't seem to get any issues. Is it still an issue with Eclipse even though it's updated? Or perhaps it's an issue with my Render class?

That's what I figured - I was looking around on stackoverflow and they made it sound like it's just a bug within Eclipse. Anyways, sorry to bother y'all with a non-Forge related question.

There is no crash running Minecraft. Eclipse throws a NullPointerException trying to build the workspace. Only thing I can find is this: Internal compiler error: java.lang.NullPointerException at org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.ReferenceExpression.isPotentiallyCompatibleWith(ReferenceExpression.java: 962)

I'm trying to use this new operator: RenderingRegistry.registerEntityRenderingHandler(EntityMagic.class, RenderModProjectile::new); - yet Eclipse throws a NullPointerException at it for some reason, even though Eclipse is targeting Java 8. Anyone know why this is happening? The compiler settings in Eclipse are all set to 1.8, yet for whatever reason using RenderModProjectile::new doesn't seem to work.

Ah ok. I'll try that now. Edit: @SidedProxy is giving me an error. I put it above @Mod in the main class file.

Ok, thanks for the reply. What would I put in CommonProxy and ClientProxy?

Hello, I have been having issues making my mod client/server side compatible. This is all new to me as I have never had the need for a server side of a mod. I was wondering what I would need to do -- I have heard of proxies and packets, but will those help me accomplish what I am doing? If you need more information, just ask. Best Regards, TheXFactor117