LexManos
-
Posts
9270 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
68
Posts posted by LexManos
-
-
Yes, it was shut down due to progress on the front end not being made. And the server costing way to much to run.
It however served its purpose, to some extent. It gave us the stats we needed to know that <J7 was pretty much useless.
But then Mojang bumped to J8 in 1.12.2, which means we could as well. So whatever..
But ya it was a experiment, it failed due to many reasons.
If you still have it installed it doesn't send any data anywhere so you're good.
-
Well ya.. I highly doubt your computer has 2TB of ram to dedicate to the server... you seem to of messed up how you're setting the needed ram.
-
You can always run a specific version of java by using the full path to the java executable.
-
Eah, still the case if this object is instantiated before the capability is registered.
It's still the same problem. As the same issues I specified.
-
public static final Capability<IMentalTemperature> MentalTemperature_CAP = null; private IMentalTemperature instance = MentalTemperature_CAP.getDefaultInstance();
That code turns into this:
public static final Capability<IMentalTemperature> MentalTemperature_CAP; private IMentalTemperature instance; static { MentalTemperature_CAP = null; instance = MentalTemperature_CAP.getDefaultInstance(); }
Now, when you see that, isn't the issue OBVIOUS!?! MentalTemprature_CAP WILL ALWAYS BE NULL when you try to call it to set instance. (Also resisting urge to yell at you about code style)
@CapabilityHolders are only populated when someone registers a capability.
That's the entire freaking point. It's a soft dependency on that class.
1st) You're trying to make a soft dependacy so making a field of that exist type is not recommended. So instance should be Object.
2nd) You should delay creating that instance until it's needed, Or until you are told that that capability exists. You can annotate a method with @CapabilityInject and a single argument of a CapabilityHolder and it'll be called whenever that apropriate cap is registered.
-
Post your log files, without those we cant tell you why its erroring.
You could be doing a million things wrong, you've given us no information to work off of.
-
Logs, and remove optifine.
-
You need to install iChunUtil 4.1.3+
-
There are many great websites out there to post images for free. http://imgur.com is a good one.
And yes, if you're in the 'resourcepacks' folder then it should be empty and then you hit the back arrow once and it'll show you the whole MC folder.
-
Try 1.12.2, and also, you need to post your logs.
-
uTorrent isn't a Minecraft server... Why would you think this would work?
-
Show screenshots of your launcher.
Show screenshots of your profile settings.
Show screenshots of everything you're looking at.
To make sure you're in the proper MC folder, Start minecraft, go to options -> resource packs -> open resource pack folder.
That'll be in your Minecraft Dir.
Its a simple thing, you're not running the game where you think you're running the game.
-
Your issue is in ModCrops, please learn basic java before trying to mod...
Code needs to go inside functions -.-
-
The installer will not just delete itself.
You need to be a bit more specific, specify the exact installer you're downloading.
The exact URL you're getting it from.
Sounds like you're not on our real downloads page: http://files.minecraftforge.net/
-
If the 'mods folder is not there' then you are looking for the mods folder in the wrong place.
Specify exactly where you're going, and exactly how you're starting the game.
Provide your relevent log files as they will tell you this.
-
-
you forgot -jar in front of the jar name
-
4 minutes ago, lampad said:
Hmm, I see. The problem is I don't want the resulting item the recipe produces to create additional items, I want one of the input ingredients back as a result of completing the recipe.`
Thats literally the point of Item's container item.
Do as I said. Just go try it out before complaining you don't understand it.
-
No, it you look at your PR you have a getRemainingItems and you even call getContainerItem. This has nothing to do with the getResult function.
Seriously... make a item, call item.setContainerItem(item)
Make a recipe that takes that item, and outputs a stick using the STANDARD shapeless recipe.
And try it in game.
It'll be a item that gives you infinite sticks.
Go try it.
The Container class, which is inside the inventroy package. Has nothing to do with the Item or crafting. No you don't extend it. Basic java here the Container class does not extend a Item so.. its not a item... I can understand your confusion a little bit, they use the same word. But beyond that they are not related at all and you should look at how its used.
-
When it comes to container in the item class it is just 'what item should we output when used in a crafting recipe' So you can just set it to itself and it'll work.
-
Things are going to change. And people will complain about it. There isn't anything that can be done about it so threads like these are useless.
-
3
-
-
AppData is a hidden folder by default. Just typing in the address manually will bring you there, and as Cadiboo said, you can open it in game through the resource packs menu.
-
Still the same answer. Just another reason why coremods are bad.
-
You have a crapload of coremods installed, one of them is screwing up the Material class.
Remove your coremods.
Inconsistent stackmap frames at branch target 914
in Support & Bug Reports
Posted
Advanced Rocketry is a coremod that is breaking things.
Stop using it.
It's not a Forge issue.