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  1. Use the ModEventBus direct and not the Field you create
  2. move the DeferredRegister into the same class where you use it (where you create the RegistryObjects, what you're not doing yet)
  3. use RegistryObjects instead of static initializer
    public static final Block EXAMPLE = new ExampleBlock();
    // should be:
    public static final RegistryObject<ExampleBlock> EXAMPLE = <DeferredRegister_Field>.register("example", new ExampleBlock());
  4. call RenderingRegistry#registerEntityRenderingHandler in FMLClientSetupEvent and register the Renderer

Edited by Luis_ST

you haven't, you still store the ModEventBus in a static Field and you register the Renderer of your Entity in FMLCommonSetupEvent and not in FMLClientSetupEvent

Edit: you still use static initializer for your EntityTypes, I would recommend you to look again at the basics for the Registry System: FCW or the Forge doc

Edited by Luis_ST

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@diesieben07 I just don't know what code should I change. Even after reading the things that you said I should change.

Edited by ArianKG

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