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Hello,

I've put a bollean in my config. Now, when someone set it to false a special item should not load. But how can I do that, when the item has more classes for example: container.class, gui.class . When I only disable the item i get a crash.

 

 

from your detailed crash report i'm guessing that it's crashing because the item has no itemID?

 

are you branching your code to take this into account?

 

i.e. are you ensuring that anywhere where that item would have been referenced when it does have a valid ID, is not reached when it doesn't?

 

 

for example - in pseudo code:

 

if ( configItemEnabled )

{

  do thing with item

}

else

{

skip thing and don't go anywhere near thinking about referencing the item

}

 

everywhere where you would otherwise just use the item....

 

Well, as a first, you need to get the boolean.

Then, only if it is set to true, should you initialize, register the item and its recipe.

 

If you gui needs your item (i don't know why it would, but...) you should disable the gui with it. Only open the gui if boolean is set to true.

All the same for any other dependency your item may have.

 

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