Howdy Everyone

 

Can I load Package and class, in a mod.

 

The Event handler load, I want it to be load there.

I have Package with the Recipe for my mod and I want it to load in Minecraft, but don't know how to do that

What is Package ?

Do you mean folder ?

Package it like a Folder but only class can go in it

Please learn basic java before attempting to mod.

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/

 

I know Basic java, just don't know how  to do this, say I want my mod to load the packages, How do I do that Because , I think it need to use the Event Header load

Pleaae learn basic java or learn to express youself clearly!

 

What you say doesnt make sense at all, I'm sorry but we have no clue what you mean at all, usually the lack of understanding and usage of basic terminology means low knowlegde of programming / java

Thats why you get told to learn java

Pleaae learn basic java or learn to express youself clearly!

 

What you say doesnt make sense at all, I'm sorry but we have no clue what you mean at all, usually the lack of understanding and usage of basic terminology means low knowlegde of programming / java

Thats why you get told to learn java

 

I KNOW JAVA

I think Mr Knows-Java wants to load his class and/or make an object of it, but doesn't think he can do it because it's in a different class.

 

If the above is correct, then:

 

1) Import the package.

2) You can create an object of a class anywhere in you main class, not just your EventHandler load method.

 

If the above helped, then you clearly do not have a good enough knowledge of Java to be modding; so please take Mazetar and luacs' advice and go learn Java.

Then describe what you want to do properly.

You want to load a class and a package from an @EventHandler method?

You can't load a package. You can load a class explicitly by using Class.forName.

Is that what you mean?

 

 

Yes that what I mean

I think Mr Knows-Java wants to load his class and/or make an object of it, but doesn't think he can do it because it's in a different class.

 

If the above is correct, then:

 

1) Import the package.

2) You can create an object of a class anywhere in you main class, not just your EventHandler load method.

 

If the above helped, then you clearly do not have a good enough knowledge of Java to be modding; so please take Mazetar and luacs' advice and go learn Java.

 

yep That what I want to do and thx

Thx everyone got what I need . No more Reply plz

 

 

I KNOW JAVA

 

.. java basic stuff ..

 

yep That what I want to do and thx

 

I'm sorry, you don't know java when you don't know these things!

Knowing int x = 10;  does not mean you know the basics.

I recommend that you go read up on the fundamentals for java/programming mate.

Else, well keep on, but the road ahead ain't won't be easy without knowing the pure basics of java!

 

holy shit we created a 14 message thread over how to create an object ?!?!?

 

option 1:

import package.classname

 

classname c = new classname(args);

 

 

option 2 simply

package.classname c = new package.classname(args);

 

and as mazetar said yes this is a HUGE lack of understanding basic java...

holy shit we created a 14 message thread over how to create an object ?!?!?

 

option 1:

import package.classname

 

classname c = new classname(args);

 

 

option 2 simply

package.classname c = new package.classname(args);

 

and as mazetar said yes this is a HUGE lack of understanding basic java...

 

Thank you for repeating what 2 other people explained.

HydroBane: his point was more, this is basic java, go learn it!

besides his answer was straight forward

 

The point here is that the OP wont read this and wont bother learning java so he will be back later with another java question with his mod, and thats how he will keep going untill he gives up or learns java and I assume the later is not in his interest..

 

I guess hydroflame was more straightforward.

And I've noticed a lot of kids on here, that just want to mod in an extra creeper and don't actually have any knowledge of Java; relying on us to code their mod for them.