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Hi i'm trying to make a energy based mod but i whold like to have the amount of energy exposed or in an nbt tag so i can get it from other classes

I have googled but only got thing for outdated version of forge

sorry for mispelings

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Yes i know im using it but i can’t get it to store in nbt and if it dos that how can i get the value?

1 minute ago, zaze said:

Yes i know im using it but i can’t get it to store in nbt and if it dos that how can i get the value?

show the class where you need it,
and normally you use CompoundNBT to save data

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in the power class i what to store the variabel `energy` in a nbt tag so i can get it in the test class that rn has my test item

Edited by zaze

NBT is for saving data to disk, not for runtime storage.

Edited by Draco18s

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5 minutes ago, zaze said:

in the power class i wwhat to store the variabel `energy` in a nbt tag so i can get it in the test class that rn has my test item

if I understand your item code correctly you want to add the energy to the item as information
if this is correct you can get your energy with ItemStack#getCapability

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yes that probobly what i need i just can't find where i whuld get the capabolity from but it may just me me

 

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i have acces to the provider im my item class so can i get it from the provider?

ItemStack#getCapability

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yes but i need a capability<? extends Object> and i cant finnd where i can get it

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and it tells me that it runs the method from my provider that i have as a variabel but is it anather one that contains difrent information in the ItemStack#getCapability

30 minutes ago, zaze said:

and it tells me that it runs the method from my provider that i have as a variabel but is it anather one that contains difrent information in the ItemStack#getCapability

do something like that:
replaced <capability> with the following:
and you should have something like this for your capability somewhere:
 

	@CapabilityInject(IEnergyStorage.class)
	public static Capability<IEnergyStorage> ENERGY = null;

 

stack.getCapability(<capability>, null).orElseThrow(NullPointerException::new);

Edit: I just saw that you are using CapabilityEnergy#ENERGY for your capability (should work too)

 

Edited by Luis_ST

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