SeqSEE

Why is your models.block and blockstate the same?

I had not known that. Good to know and tested and you are totally right!! EnumHelper.addArmorMaterial works like a charm

Okay, that makes sense. Thanks!

No.... In the interface IForgeRegistryEntry$Impl you set the registry name and it looks like.... public final T setRegistryName(ResourceLocation name){ return setRegistryName(name.toString()); } public final T setRegistryName(String modID, String name){ return setRegistryName(modID + ":" + name); }

You can look at a project I am working on if you'd like It has more than tools and armor but one thing to note is ItemArmor.addArmorMaterial was/is broken. So you have to add the enum manually with EnumHelper.addEnum in replacement of the broken one. Anyways, I hope this is helpful and here is the link to a working example armor class I made. https://github.com/SeqSEE/HempFarmer/blob/master/src/main/java/com/mch/hempfarmer/item/HFArmor.java

I have not been setting my unlocalizedName to the registry name. In an Item or Block class I do a method like: public Example(String name){ ResourceLocation location = new ResourceLocation("modid" + ":" + name); this.setRegistryName(location); this.setUnlocalizedName(name); } What that does is make it so I can name my Items, for example item.example.name=Example (and not modid:item.example.name=Example), in my language file and the resource location is set and I can set up my models and textures in the correct locations on my end in my resources.