I am relatively new to Forge, so please bear with me.

 

I have some items, all initialized in a main mod class as such:

 

public static final Item WPUC = new ItemWPUC(512).b("WPUC").d("WPUC");
public static final Item CWP = new ItemCWP(513).b("CWP").d("CWP");

 

I want to use these items in a furnace recipe, however if I use the following it is ineffectual.

 

addSmelting(512, new ItemStack(513, 1, 0), 0.4F);

 

It seems that the actual itemID variable for each of these items is 0, so that defining them by that variable isn't working.  I tried printing the WPUC.itemID to console and reached this conclusion.  Is this a normal feature of Forge, and if so how should I go about creating a furnace recipe?

no its not

1 why are your names obfuscated ?

2 are you creating the items BEFORE adding them to the recipes ?

3 your variable names and class names .... are horrible ... sorry

no its not

1 why are your names obfuscated ?

2 are you creating the items BEFORE adding them to the recipes ?

3 your variable names and class names .... are horrible ... sorry

 

1.  I'm dealing with obfuscated code.  The meat of it should be easily understandable.

2.  The items are static, they are being created when the class is loaded.

3.  That seems irrelevant.

2.  The items are static, they are being created when the class is loaded.

create them in your preInit instead of staticly

 

3.  That seems irrelevant.

yes and no, you coded in c++ before ? because those names dont really follow java convention

public static final yb CWP

usually class name start with a capital and variable name use the camel notation, and we dont use the hungarian notation, but of course it shouldnt affect the code ,

 

ps: derp "public static final" <- yeah ok i should look more closely next time, sorry

I fixed it.  I ended up using (new ItemStack[yd](itemVarname, 1, 0).itemID[d]) for anyone concerned.