Komodo2013

Alright, so I've realized that the block that I am using is the standard block. I also fixed most things, but I still have four issues that I can't seem to resolve: The slabs do not stack, The block is not saving its metadata (I think... It reverts to the bottom slab if reloaded) The inventory item has no texture and is not showing in the creative inventory (registration problem, right?) But the game no longer crashes, so that's a plus. The game is also placing marble_slab blocks, not marble_single_slab. I don't know if this is a problem or not. Updated codes: Blocks File: MarbleSlab: MarbleDoubleSlab: MarbleSingleSlab: MarbleSlabItem: marble_slab.json (marble_single_slab.json is the same, but the game is not using it):

I'm sorry... I've tried setting the unlocalized name and it is still crashing with the null pointer exception. Is this not where I would set it?

Right, sorry... As I try to debug, I occasionally change names of things as I re-do them. But that doesn't fix the null pointer exception...

I could really use some help creating this slab. I have tried moving the itemSlab as the last thing, and it is still not working. I don't see why Forge can't find the unlocalized name for the single slab block. *Edit: just noticed I didn't post the error eclipse gave me: http://pastebin.com/Fm7JgAz0

Alright, fixed the issue... Turns out, all you need to do is to keep the meta at 0 and remove ("transform": "forge:default-block") from your .json file.

I must have done something wrong, as now it doesn't show any texture or model for the icon. Stair: ClientProxy:

Sorry I wasn't clear, the image for the item for the stairs is rotated about the y-axis by 90(or 270) degrees from what it should be. (sorry, I would post an image, but I am failing to find how to upload images)

There should be a simple fix for this, like a forge transformation for the block. Everything is working just fine, except that the icon for the stair is rotated 90 degrees, the inventory icon that is. In all other aspects, including handheld and 3rd person it is identical to vanilla stairs.

I've got the following issues with my slab: They won't stack. The metadata isn't being saved (upper slabs revert to lower once reloaded) The item has no texture. (no info in log though, and all 3 blocks have their textures) The double slab block won't drop two slabs - tried to fix this one by using the ItemSlab, which crashes the game. Blocks class: Slab and Double Slab class: .json files: And crash report for the code above: http://pastebin.com/zbr1jygH

They pass type "IBlockAccess", not type "World". *NVM just casted IBlockAccess to World and it worked perfectly. It now explodes when on fire! *Here's the code that is working:

Thank you! That helps. I've overriden those functions, but have encountered another issue... I don't see a way to either set its EXPLODE boolean to true, or to create the explosion. I need the World in order to create an explosion. Obviously I forgot that tnt extended block, is there something else I'm missing?

Since I changed the infinite loop, and still had it crash, I thought that cx, which obtains its value from the bit shift, was the problem. (The best tutorial I could find used chunkx*16 method of finding the cords, and his worked). What you didn't see was the version were I changed all cx to chunkx*16 or commented them out. Once it started to work, I uncommented the references to cx, and simply haven't changed chunkx*16 to cx as this generator is a dummy generator, and thus I will be altering a different generator class. (I removed the actual generator out of the package so its presence didn't affect anything)

I can't override functions that aren't contained in the parent class. TNT does not use any of the functions getFlammability, isFlammable, or getFireSpreadSpeed. Fire does. I did try creating a getFlammability and isFlammable functions, within my TNT block, and they do nothing, because they are not even being called. Since I'm obviously not understanding this, is it possible to see an example?

Yes, I realized I had made that mistake before. But you can see from my code that I've fixed it, and I still had it crash, I'm having difficulty trying to get it to crash again, so I can post the error report, but this is a good problem. Perhaps it simply decided to stop giving me grief?

In order to override that function, I need to create my own fire block (probably just copy, paste, and edit vanilla fire), right? But this block would then need to replace every instance of vanilla fire, both generated and placed. Does this require using ASM to inject the code, or is there a way to cause vanilla fire to reference my fire?