LeoCTH

Check Internet. Use VPNs or proxies if possible.

Ok, things done. I quit this thread. If the owner of this thread want to tell me, it's his opinion. Again, I don't have that problem AT ALL when I'm creating a very very super duper easy placeholder-leveled block.

I'm just asking HIM, the POSTER of the thread and at least two people INTERRUPTED me and the POSTER don't even speak ANYTHING. I apologize for replying someone frequently in other's thread, but WHY I'm asking someone else and you guy wanna join into it? And why the heck are you kinda pissed off and spit it at me? Again, I'm asking the one who have the problem. PS. Are you misunderstanding me as "I have the problem"? no, not at all. I can figure out myself while I'm doing THIS level of things. PPS. You and that largs guy are NOT the ones I'm asking. Need to tell you again?

I mean, why I NEEDS TO AND MUST TO use forge? why NOT vanilla?

I mean the “forge_marker”s, all of the "defaults": { "model": "cube_all", "transform": "forge:default-block" }, "variants": { "inventory": [ { "textures": { "all": "tekklands:blocks/tekknium_infused_diamond_ore" } } ], "normal": [ { "textures": { "all": "tekklands:blocks/tekknium_infused_diamond_ore" } } ] } -ish stuff... as the docs said: "You can also use vanilla format!" why shall we use forge blockstate JSONs?

...... Still, when you make something like multifacing blocks then you should use forge. but if you could use vanilla blockstate JSONs then WHY you'll need more complicated forge ones? (Like when handling VERY simple blocks) Quote from Forge Docs: lol?

.... the "static initializer block" it SUPPOSED to be like static { // TODO } in Oracle's Docs and this thread. but it's totally NOT working (the bucket can be registered with no functionality)

https://github.com/LeoCTH/MFF/blob/alpha/src/main/java/com/leocthmods/mff/fluids/FluidLoader.java

I said "use" + "less" = "useless" or my grammar have some problem I mean cannot (less) use .... You misunderstanding my point.

I tried FluidRegistry.enableUniversalBucket in a static initializer and FluidRegistry.addBucketForFluid(myFluid) It doesn't work

.... If the Universal Bucket is working why I'm posting this?

......... why you use forge blockstates? vanilla blockstates are enough to handle it

and your model's texture seems broken too... idk

.... My problem is my REGISTERING process having problem... It's not working

.................. I think I've said it can drain.... no matter what thx!

..... some of you might say "use universal bucket" ..... But if I use universal bucket, it's pretty useless. So I made a custom bucket that can DRAIN, after that, it returns a normal vanilla bucket. Then, how to let the vanilla bucket accept my new fluid and return my CUSTOM bucket? PS. FillBucketEvent is not working, so maybe I need a help at this too. PPS. This is my bucket code

That sound problem can be fixed by setSoundType(SoundType.WOOD) in the block's constructor but that directional problem... maybe you can add a PropertyDirection state?

how to make the item render properly in the inventory? this is my json { "forge_marker": 1, "defaults": { "model": "mff:antenna_model.obj" }, "variants": { "normal": [{ "textures": {"#normal": "mff:blocks/antenna_texture"} }], "inventory": [{ //TODO }] } }

Okay, here's the code i found: When a player is in Material.WATER and not in a boat, Minecraft will use handleMaterialAcceleration() to acclerate the player.

How, exactly?

In vanilla, flowing fluids supposed to push the player out of its range. But my fluid is not pushing at all, so how to solve it? MaterialFe50C.java package com.leocthmods.steamtech.alpha; import net.minecraft.block.material.MapColor; import net.minecraft.block.material.Material; import net.minecraft.block.material.MaterialLiquid; public class MaterialFe50C extends MaterialLiquid{ public static MaterialLiquid fe50c = new MaterialFe50C(); public MaterialFe50C() { super(MapColor.BLACK); this.isLiquid(); } } ObjList.java (Part) public static Block BlockFluidMoltenFe50C = new BlockFluidClassic(FluidLoader.fluidMoltenFe50C, MaterialFe50C.fe50c).setCreativeTab(CreativeTabsLoader.tab).setRegistryName("steamtech", "blockfluidmoltenfe50c"); Very thx to someone answered!!!

Okay thx you guys! It's working perfect!

Still not understand what "static initializer" is. plz explain!

Oh okay, before? How?

So you mean like this? ObjList.java public static void register() { GameRegistry.register(BucketMoltenFe50C); FluidRegistry.addBucketForFluid(FluidLoader.fluidMoltenFe50C); FluidRegistry.enableUniversalBucket(); GameRegistry.register(BlockFluidMoltenFe50C); } EventHandler.java @SubscribeEvent public void onFillBucket(FillBucketEvent event) { System.out.println("[DEBUG] SteamTech >> Listening to FillBucketEvent. If the error is cleared, disable the debug."); BlockPos blockpos = event.getTarget().getBlockPos(); IBlockState blockState = event.getWorld().getBlockState(blockpos); Fluid fluid = FluidRegistry.lookupFluidForBlock(blockState.getBlock()); if (fluid != null && new Integer(0).equals(blockState.getValue(BlockFluidBase.LEVEL))) { FluidStack fluidStack = new FluidStack(fluid, 1000); event.getWorld().setBlockToAir(blockpos); UniversalBucket.getFilledBucket(item, fluid); event.setResult(Result.ALLOW); } } btw what is the "item" in EventHandler.java line 11 I think the FluidContainerRegistry is deprecated/removed, right? PS. Don't mind the names. It's steel.