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Oh....The problem was that it was moved to Entity.java in 1.8. Thanks!

Oh my...why are you extending from BlockGrass?

Use an enhanced for loop with the array and cast the current object to EntityItem, do a null check, and profit.

With that name? I don't see it in the code.

I could do this in 1.8 with setCustomNameTag(String) and getCustomNameTag() but not in 1.7...?

Look again. Specifically, methods called on starting to use an item, using an item, and stopping using an item are all there.

That's stupid, that's like saying I don't want to get a backpack from the car because I'm not driving the car...?

Minecraft 1.7.2 is a bit strange and buggy, so 1.7.10 might handle this different. I'd advise you to upgrade your Forge.

Sorry but you can't do that.

Show the block code.

The way it's used is to check if it overrides a method. If a method does not override another, but it has the annotation, it won't compile.

What are you saying deadrecon? You don't need @Override, it just helps.

Uh oh. That is noobish code, learn Java. Use (!world.isRemote)

You don't need a mod for that. Just go to your Minecraft, remove all servers and add the default one. Copy the servers.dat file in .minecraft to your mod pack main directory.

Ok, what exactly are you trying to do? This world.setBlockToAir(x, y, z); can NEVER be run on the client! He never ran it on the client. He ran it on both sides. EDIT: That was really dumb.

Use EntityEnderman.setCarriable(YourMod.yourBlock, true)

What do you mean by random? A random number?

See how soul sand does it.

You have to add your blocks to the enderman carriable blocks list.

Use The PlaceEvent to add an NBT tag to a block.

This is a long way from being solved....can we stop arguing?

So does my mod, Craft++. Config GUIs are very helpful.

No! Again, you can't power blocks with an item.

Huh, thanks Lex!

I always see other modders use code like this with the datawatcher: datawatcher.addObject(20, Integer.valueOf(7)); datawatcher.addObject(21, Byte.valueOf((byte) 0)); Why can't they just do this? datawatcher.addObject(20, 7); datawatcher.addObject(21, (byte) 0);