Poi Trouble

[Tucky143]

It keeps on crashing and I can't get it to load. I also want to be able to have it place flowers. Git-Repo:https://github.com/Tucky143/Buzz

[Tucky143]

HELP!!!

[warjort]

You don't show the error, or minecraft version or any other useful information.

"It keeps on crashing and I can't get it to load" is useless.

 

The github project you posted is incomplete. It has no build.gradle, etc. so we can't build it ourselves to find out the problem you have.

 

GUESSING:

I can see a number of obvious problems with your code:

 

1) https://github.com/Tucky143/Buzz/blob/a03ffc801f439a095e9c272dff6510970543f0e2/src/main/java/com/example/examplemod/villager/ModVillagers.java#L29

Here you are doing instance equality tests for a Holder<PoiType> with a PoiType. This will never be true.

 

2) https://github.com/Tucky143/Buzz/blob/a03ffc801f439a095e9c272dff6510970543f0e2/src/main/java/com/example/examplemod/villager/ModVillagers.java#L36

That reflection code does nothing. Look at the method you are calling.

Although I suspect you can't find it. The signature of the method you are using is for 1.18.x while the above methods you are using in (1) above are the signatures of methods in 1.19.x

 

 

[Tucky143]

That reflection code does nothing. Look at the method you are calling.

"Although I suspect you can't find it. The signature of the method you are using is for 1.18.x while the above methods you are using in (1) above are the signatures of methods in 1.19.x"

It works fine in https://github.com/Tucky143/Crystal/ and I updated the git-repo.

[warjort]

I am not seeing your reported crash with that repo. Maybe because that code is more than 3 weeks old and so is not the code you are actually using?

 

I am seeing you not registering any attributes for an entity:

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[01Oct2022 03:15:28.346] [modloading-worker-0/ERROR] [net.minecraft.Util/]: Entity examplemod:digger_entity has no attributes

because you are not using EntityAttributeCreationEvent 

 

So I still can't answer your question.

You need to post a version of that repo that reproduces the problem and/or post the debug.log with the error.

 

 

[Tucky143]

https://github.com/Tucky143/Buzz