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RandomMcSomethin

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  1. Oh, I see what I did wrong here, I forgot to call that in the CommonProxy. I told you it was probably something really obvious. Thanks for reminding me.
  2. To be more specific, NullPointerException strikes again:
  3. I'm fairly certain that the game adds recipes to the recipe book when a certain event happens, for instance, when you go into water. I don't know for sure how you create and/or trigger such events in the code, but I'll look into it.
  4. RandomMcSomethin changed their profile photo
  5. Would there be a way to do this with entities?
  6. So far, I have three projectiles that have a particle trail in a mod of mine. The problem is that one of them should be trailing magicCrit particles instead of fireworksSpark particles like the other two. I tried extending it from EntityThrowable instead of one of my other projectiles, but to no avail. Changing the other parameters seems to work just fine, and the worst part is that the custom rendering code doesn't even get called, it seems. DreemurrWeps.java: ItemStarBlazing.java: ItemGalactaBlazing.java: EntityStarBlazing.java: EntityGalactaBlazing.java: EntityMiniStar.java: ClientProxy.java: CommonProxy.java: RenderGalactaBlazing.java:
  7. Oh, that's it, thanks I'll be sure to post all of the code involved next time instead of the snippet that's causing the problem
  8. The title is self-explanatory @Override public void RegisterRenderers() { RenderingRegistry.registerEntityRenderingHandler(EntityStarBlazing.class, new RenderSnowball((Item)DreemurrWeps.itemStarBlazing)); }

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