SanAndreaP

how do you call your GUI? Block code?

Try without Optifine.

You need to have this structure: - mods -> moreGlowstone -> client -> ClientProxy File -> common -> All Other Files -> textures -> blocks -> (Block Texture PNG files) -> items -> (Item Texture PNG files)

2013-05-06 15:10:59 [iNFO] [sTDERR] Exception in thread "Thread-5" java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/google/common/collect/Multimap Read the EAQ.

Can you tell us what's the folder structure inside your zip? It seems the class mentioned in the logs is either missing or at the wrong place.

Are you, perchance, using 1.5.2 and not 1.5.1? I have seen rumor that the "mods/" top-level folder is unneeded, so instead of: /mods/%modname%/textures/blocks/%block.png% it's: /%modname%/textures/blocks/%block.png% But I haven't verified that yet myself. So the complete directory would be 'forge/mcp/jars/%MODNAME%/textures/items/%ITEMNAME%/' Is the correct? And if so, it's still not working. Oh, and yes, I'm using 1.5.2 No, it's 'forge/mcp/src/minecraft/mods/%MODNAME%/textures/items/%ITEMNAME%/'

hm, all I can say is your constructor gets called twice... so I advise add a System.out.println into it and see if the string you put there gets printed into the console more than once.

Can I see the full crash log, please?

It doesn't matter how the method is called. Seems fine to me.

I would think so too.. but I need to make a new damage source and I have no idea how to change the damage amount. Did you even look at that method? It has the DamageSource and the damage value as parameters...

You need to call that in your @PreInit method. If you don't have one, create one.

If it's working with ML and not with Forge, it must be reported if it's not a modder's fault! And that's why I've asked for logs. (Read the big bold red text at the main page )

Where do you call your AchievementHelper constructor?

You should include a log file for what's wrong. Also wrong subforum.

Also it is not right to use a TileEntity without a block. Use the NBT system the ItemStack provides!

1. ALWAYS use @Override to methods you intend to override, you'll see what's wrong then! 2. updateIcons was renamed to registerIcons

I made a pull request for that here: https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/549 The only thing you can do is hope that it gets pushed.

You do this with ClientRegistry.bindTileEntitySpecialRenderer. Put that in your Proxy to avoid crashes with the server.

It's the first post in this subforum. Look it up.

Read the EAQ

1. base-class editing mods can't go into the mods folder as zips, they have to go into the minecraft.jar 2. base-editing is bad, very bad practice since there are a lot of ways to avoid it, like Reflection, ASM (if you're good) or just using hooks already in place. ("One shall not simply edit base classes") 3. Your edits are absolutely unnecessary! Look up basic modding, there is explained how to register items / new tools: http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Tutorials If not, then google it.

Did you already try RenderHelper.disableStandardItemLighting(); before you render your stuff? I used disableEntityLighting as the render code is found in my TileEntity render file, but disabling Item Lighting as well seems to have fixed the problem. Why would item lighting be relevant when rendering a TileEntity? Thank you for helping me nonetheless. Did you look what the method does? It just disables some OpenGL stuff regarding lightning. So don't get confused by that name ^^

5.2.2.685? You mean 7.8.0.685... Anyway, please give us full logs or we can't help you. (ForgeModLoader-client-0.log). Also either use spoiler tags or pastebin for it.

reformating disabled due to no astyle or config As far as I know, you need one of those. I can only speak for Linux, but I have astyle installed.

So for example to get damage would I do something like this? short damage = itemstack.stackTagCompound.getShort("Damage"); If it is, that isn't working for me. No, look at the ItemStack class itself, it has methods which names are self-descriptive: damage = stack.getItemDamage()