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Forge registries (IForgeRegistry, IForgeRegistryEntry) were recently added. Currently, it's being used for things like blocks and items Should we use it for our own needs? For example, Azanor could use it to register Thaumcraft Aspects.

I need to obfuscate all the vanilla class names in my mod to make it work both in forge and vanilla (FML coremod and vanilla tweaker), so anywhere I have "Items.iron_ingot", it should be "amk.field_151042_j" instead of just "Items.field_151042_j" Theres a way to build obfuscating the vanilla class names with ForgeGradle? Thanks

I gave up and solved the problem by taking a look at the source of Wireless Redstone, by ChickenBones. Also, Botania and Thaumcraft are using the same code for lightning. https://github.com/Chicken-Bones/WirelessRedstone Thanks @TheGreyGhost for trying to help, I appreciate.

Hello all, I wanted to render a line going from a point to another. The problem of GL_LINES is that the texture is rendered 1 pixel wide. The solution that i found is render a quad going from a point to another, but i'm having issues when rendering the quad that needs to face the player I took this code from "renderParticle", and it works perfectly if you want to draw a textured square. private double prevFromX, prevFromY, prevFromZ; private double prevToX, prevToY, prevToZ; public void render(float partialTicks, double fromX, double fromY, double fromZ, double toX, double toY, double toZ) { float rX = ActiveRenderInfo.rotationX; float rZ = ActiveRenderInfo.rotationZ; float rYZ = ActiveRenderInfo.rotationYZ; float rXY = ActiveRenderInfo.rotationXY; float rXZ = ActiveRenderInfo.rotationXZ; float startX = (float)(prevFromX + (fromX - prevFromX) * partialTicks); float startY = (float)(prevFromY + (fromY - prevFromY) * partialTicks); float startZ = (float)(prevFromZ + (fromZ - prevFromZ) * partialTicks); float endX = (float)(prevToX + (fromX - prevToX) * partialTicks); float endY = (float)(prevToY + (fromY - prevToY) * partialTicks); float endZ = (float)(prevToZ + (fromZ - prevToZ) * partialTicks); t.startDrawingQuads(); t.addVertexWithUV(startX - rX - rYZ, startY - rXZ, startZ - rZ - rXY, 0, 1); t.addVertexWithUV(startX - rX + rYZ, startY + rXZ, startZ - rZ + rXY, 1, 1); t.addVertexWithUV(startX + rX + rYZ, startY + rXZ, startZ + rZ + rXY, 1, 0); t.addVertexWithUV(startX + rX - rYZ, startY - rXZ, startZ + rZ - rXY, 0, 0); t.draw(); this.prevFromX = fromX; this.prevFromY = fromY; this.prevFromZ = fromZ; this.prevToX = toX; this.prevToY = toY; this.prevToZ = toZ; } I'm using this method in RenderWorldLastEvent What should I change in the vertexes to work with endX, endY and endZ? Thanks for any help and sorry for my bad english

To avoid overwriting vanilla particle texture, theres a easy solution: @Override public void func_180434_a(WorldRenderer worldRenderer, Entity e, float f1, float f2, float f3, float f4, float f5, float f6) { Minecraft.getMinecraft().getTextureManager().bindTexture(resourceLocation); GlStateManager.enableBlend(); GlStateManager.blendFunc(770, 771); worldRenderer.startDrawingQuads(); super.func_180434_a(worldRender, e, f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, f6); Tessellator.getInstance().draw(); GlStateManager.disableBlend(); GlStateManager.enableLighting(); } @Override public int getFXLayer() { return 3; // THE IMPORTANT PART } With getFXLayer returning 3, I can draw the particle by myself.

I did it! Probably it's not the best solution, but it works. I took a look at the EffectRenderer (the class where particles were rendered) and as I could see, the custom texture was never used, but I found a method that is used to render the particle after binding the texture: func_180434_a This is not the best solution for it, vanilla particles will render with your sprite (i already filled a bug report on github, so particleIcon should work soon) My working code: @SideOnly(Side.CLIENT) public class ParticleTest extends EntityFX { private static ResourceLocation loc = new ResourceLocation("MODID", "textures/particle/custom.png"); public ParticleTest(World w, double x, double y, double z, double offsetX, double offsetY, double offsetZ) { super(w, x, y, z, offsetX, offsetY, offsetZ); this.particleTextureIndexX = 0; this.particleTextureIndexY = 0; this.noClip = false; this.particleAge = 0; this.particleMaxAge = 500; this.particleScale *= 1.4F; this.particleRed = this.particleGreen = this.particleBlue = 1; this.particleAlpha = 1; } @Override public void func_180434_a(WorldRenderer w, Entity e, float f1, float f2, float f3, float f4, float f5, float f6) { Minecraft.getMinecraft().renderEngine.bindTexture(loc); // THE MAGIC super.func_180434_a(w, e, f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, f6); } @Override public void onUpdate() { // ... } } *YOU SHOULD KEEP particleIcon NULL FOR THIS TO WORK* Someone should commit to forge creating a patch to make "particleIcon" work, maybe I do it by myself Also, sorry for my bad english.

1.8 don't have "renderParticle" anymore..

My code: @SideOnly(Side.CLIENT) public class TestParticle extends EntityFX { public TestParticle(World w, double x, double y, double z, double offsetX, double offsetY, double offsetZ) { super(w, x, y, z, offsetX, offsetY, offsetZ); this.particleIcon = TestTextureManager.createTexture(new ResourceLocation("MyModID", "textures/particle/custom.png")); this.particleTextureIndexX = 0; this.particleTextureIndexY = 0; this.noClip = false; this.particleAge = 0; this.particleMaxAge = 500; this.particleScale *= 1.4F; this.particleRed = this.particleGreen = this.particleBlue = 1; this.particleAlpha = 1; } @Override public void onUpdate() { this.prevPosX = this.posX; this.prevPosY = this.posY; this.prevPosZ = this.posZ; particleAge++; if(particleAge > particleMaxAge) { this.setDead(); return; } moveEntity(motionX, motionY, motionZ); motionX *= motionX > 0.04 ? 1 : 1.03; motionY *= motionY > 0.04 ? 1 : 1.03; motionZ *= motionZ > 0.04 ? 1 : 1.03; } } PS: "MyModID" have the correct value, i just changed here TestTextureManager: public class TestTextureManager extends TextureAtlasSprite { public static TextureAtlasSprite createTexture(ResourceLocation loc) { return TextureAtlasSprite.makeAtlasSprite(loc); } private TestTextureManager(String sprite) { super(sprite); } } If I comment the line of "particleIcon", everything works fine but it uses vanilla texture sprite. I think the problem is with the "createTexture"

*BUMP* I need it too

Thanks, I just wanted to know if "day duration" could be changed. So my code don't need any changes

Hello all, i became from Bukkit and i'm new to the Forge. I have little questions about world timing: Is there a way to get total day duration? (in overworld, total day duration is 24000 ticks) If not, it'll be a problem to use 24000 as a raw number? I know that I can get the current day time by (world.getWorldTime() % 24000) and I don't know if forge let you change the day duration for a dimension, so I want to make it dynamic Thanks for any help and sorry for my bad english :'(