GrandMasterRubix

Can I just extend BlockRedstoneDiode? That's the most helpful for my scenario.

So, if I find the right methods, I just need to override them in a class that extend block?

How does one make a block that faces in the same direction as the player when placed? Also, how do I tell if said block is receiving Redstone power, and from what side? Lastly, how do I make a power provider?

In the first few seconds of that video, an annotation comes up stating that a follow-up video will be posted. Anyone have the link to that video or a least a fix for the issues that are addressed in the follow-up video?

That works for Forge 1.10.2, right?

How does one get Forge working with Intellij. I have downloaded Forge, and I have run "Gradlew SetupDecompworkspace" and also "Gradlew Idea" I'm not sure what those commands did, or where I should point Intellij to so that it can find the MC sources.

Ah yeah, I see what you mean. I also have my particle defined in my block model if you take a look at that. I was trying various ways to get the particle to work, but forgot to delete that. Good eye.

Block registration code: Then the block constructor is here: My item json is here: My block model is this: And the block state is this: Also I looked through your link, and got no helpful information. This because My block renders correctly in the my hotbar, but not in the world.

So I have this block model, and it's giving me trouble: I am using 1.8 and my issue is that the block is showing the black and purple checkered pattern when it's in the world. The Block renders correctly in my inventory, though. I get the error: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Not a JSON Object: "blocks/wool_colored_light_blue"

Well that worked. Actually running Gradlew eclipse.

Actually no. I ran "gradlew setup eclipse" I'm not sure how that would be different.

I followed the installation page on the wiki all the way to the end. I downloaded the recommended source of forge. I got Eclipse Mars. I did point the workspace to the Eclipse folder in my forge folder. Eclipse recognizes that Minecraft is the project for which I want to work on. However, when I try to open the project I get this message: I cropped it just to show the problem I am getting. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. -GrandMasterRubix