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what do you mean by private and internal? as in only minecraft itself uses it, and not modders?

Hello I came across ForgeRegistries.ITEMS.register, ForgeRegistries.BLOCKS.register, etc and I was wondering, Is there a difference between that and GameRegistry.register(item)? Do they both do the same thing? Which one should I use?

package com.merel.teleportmod.init; import static com.merel.teleportmod.Reference.*; import com.merel.teleportmod.extender.specific.BlockCoordTransporter; import com.merel.teleportmod.extender.specific.BlockInventory; import net.minecraft.block.Block; import net.minecraft.block.material.Material; import net.minecraft.client.Minecraft; import net.minecraft.client.resources.model.ModelResourceLocation; import net.minecraft.item.Item; import net.minecraftforge.fml.common.registry.GameRegistry; public class TeleportBlocks { public static Block tp_block; public static Block inventory_block; public static void init() { tp_block = new BlockCoordTransporter(Material.glass, "tp_block", MODTAB); inventory_block = new BlockInventory("inventory_block", MODTAB); } public static void register() { looper(tp_block); looper(inventory_block); } public static void looper(Block regBlock) { GameRegistry.registerBlock(regBlock, regBlock.getUnlocalizedName().substring(5)); } public static void registerRenders() { registerRender(tp_block); registerRender(inventory_block); } public static void registerRender(Block block) { Item item = Item.getItemFromBlock(block); Minecraft.getMinecraft().getRenderItem().getItemModelMesher().register(item, 0, new ModelResourceLocation(MOD_ID + ":" + item.getUnlocalizedName().substring(5), "inventory")); } }

I made a tile entity block, and it has textures when i place it down, but it doesnt when im holding the block. what am i doing wrong? { "parent": "block/cube_all", "textures": { "all": "tm:blocks/inventory_block" } } { "parent": "tm:block/inventory_block", "display": { "thirdperson": { "rotation": [ 10, -45, 170 ], "translation": [ 0, 1.5, -2.75 ], "scale": [ 0.375, 0.375, 0.375 ] } } } tell me if there is other code needed

ok... so if i store them in normal fields how do i make it store when saving to disk?

ok so i found the readfromnbt method is that method called manually, by me?

i want the block to keep the data after world save. so yea i need it to save it in a nbt tag. also im using onentitycollidedwithblock.

im making the block teleport me to a coordinate when an entity is touching it. the item gets the coordinate of the block i shift right click on, and stores it on a nbt tag. if it is right clicked on the teleporter block, i want the block to take the nbt data from the item and store it. based on what you said that blocks cant store nbt, i guess the block has to be a tile entity.

I want to make a block that when right clicked with my item, which already has a nbt tag with coordinates, will store the coordinate, and do something with it. How do I change/add the block's nbt data tag? Also, do I need the block to be a tile entity? I'm not sure..

Whats the difference? My guess is onBlockClicked happens when you left or right click, while onBlockActivated is only when you right click. Is this correct?

and when is that called? and like what causes it to run? a right click?

I looked at the item class but it doesnt say.

wow thanks for answering my short question...

so i looked at the class file of it, im not too sure how to use it. would this be correct? public PlayerInteractEvent(EntityPlayer player, Action action, BlockPos pos, EnumFacing face, World world){ if (action == RIGHT_CLICK_AIR) { //code } }

is there a method like onItemRightClick but only runs when im not looking at a block?

ok, but why is it all showing up in my project in project explorer? is there a way to minimize it or something? because on the tutorial im watching the person doesnt have any of those jar files. What you need is package explorer, not project explorer. (Project explorer will display all dependencies, while package explorers will pack them into 'Referenced Libraries') Easiest way to do that is, simply open perspective 'Java'. So basically, the difference there would be just the perspective. SO THATS WHAT HAPPENED... so before i didnt know how i fix it before and somehow, all my jars went into the reference library. so for some reason the whole time my java perspective was on Java EE. This also helped fix my problem where i couldnt create text files and various others like folders, by right clicking -> new -> untitled text file. i had to click other and look for it in "select a wizard"

Im currently learning how to make a 1.8 mod, what is changed in 1.9? What would i need to know in order to update a mod to the next version? What is remained the same?

what is the difference?

ok, but why is it all showing up in my project in project explorer? is there a way to minimize it or something? because on the tutorial im watching the person doesnt have any of those jar files.

I finished setting up the workspace for minecraft modding, but there seems to be a bunch of .jar files in the package located at c:\Users\user\.gradle\caches\moduals-2\files-2.1\ what are they, and is there a way to minimize or rid of it? on youtube tutorials dont see any of them.