jjw123

ah ok, which part were you thinking would be the hardest?

yep... web browsers are possibly one of the easiest useful programs to make, i think i got a very basic one in java down to about 30 lines of code... and i cant see a program like this differing from a web browser too much

^ indeed i personally believe that and mods that are incompatible with forge arent worth using *cough* Better Than Wolves *cough*

i understand that this isnt gonna happen, and i agree with the reasons for it not happening. however, id just like to point out that making it wouldnt be as complex as you guys are thinking in the JEditorPane class theres a very nice method called setPage(String url) that as you can guess will display a HTML file in the JEditorPane... just thought id mention that

try looking at ArmorProperties? thats just a guess but it could be worth a look

id love to be involved in this in some way

that is a good idea, mods could be sorted by keywords such as Mob, Dimension, Machinery

do stairs not do that?

look at the stairs

im sorry, i didnt realise

i got the other classes in, people can fill in the information whenever, be sure to add your name to the authors at the bottom im going to bed now but ill add some more tomorrow

ive done another class (im not avoiding the classes in between, i just havent used them yet, so im gonna do them after ive done the ones that ive used)

yeah, its on the wiki, anyone can edit anything i have the first class done and would like feedback regarding layout

ok, im gonna start it, people feel free to add to it at any time

where would be the best place to post it? under beginner tutorials? or should i wait for someone with permission to add javadoc to the list?

i was gonna make a javadoc type thing that just explains methods

i know how daunting moving to forge is as a modder and now that i have done quite a bit with it id like to help people make that jump EDIT: where would i put it? or can someone with permissions add Javadoc under the Advanced Tutorials link

i MIGHT start a javadoc type thing on the wiki

im not going into the technique that im gonna use to do it, but i do have one

Well, I was thinking, divining rid style, but shows ores instead of just tells the values

It will also only be in a limited area, maybe like 5x5x10 or something

Well, In my mod I'm planning I will be adding X-ray functionality, however it will not be free, it will cost the energy that will be coming in my mod. My question is, do people class this as cheating still? Or would you think that this is ok? I agree that X-ray mods are shockingly bad cheating wise, especially the smp aspect

so i guess that method will overwrite another method? what class is the first method in it thats true.

Can you give me a little example of how to do that? like what class i can look at to figure it out?

i still cant get one to work without Producing MASSIVE lag heres my code example public static Runnable r1 = new Runnable() { public void run() { try { while (true) { System.out.println("Hello, world!"); Thread.sleep(5); } } catch (InterruptedException iex) {} } }; public static Thread t1 = new Thread(r1); public static void creation(World world, int depth, int height, int width, int x, int y, int z, Block block){ for (int x1 = 0; x1 < depth; x1++) { for (int y1 = 0; y1 < height; y1++) { for (int z1 = 0; z1 < width; z1++) { // Floor world.setBlockWithNotify(x + x1, y, z + z1, block.blockID); t1.start(); } } } } im probably making such a noobish mistake, for which i apologise in advanced