[1.6.2]Bonemeal Source

[vandy22]

Im currently working on a new mod, and in this mod I have an item that needs to be created using bonemeal. When I say created using bonemeal I dont mean when this item is on the ground it will grow or something with a right click of bonemeal. Im saying that in the crafting table I need an actual recipe that involves bonemeal. The problem is whenever I look in the items class theres not name that I can see that represents bone meal. If anyone knows the answer to this please help! Thanks!

[vandy22]

How would you desplay a damage value in code? Like Item.dyePowder:15 or what?

[vandy22]

Ok thanks I figured that out, do you know the group a flower falls under? I was looking all around and theres really nothing on it.

[GotoLink]

BlockFlower ? 

[vandy22]

Haha wow thank you. I was so used to something like that being an item but now thinking about it since it generates it would have to have a block structure

[vandy22]

Ok so i guess I got in game and tested the bonemeal and It didnt work. Here is the line of code I used that I thought would work:

 

GameRegistry.addRecipe(new ItemStack(FertalizerCan, 1), new Object[]{ " cb", " b ", " b ", 'c', Item.coal, 'b', new ItemStack(Item.dyePowder, [glow=red,2,300]15[/glow]) });

 

The glowing number is where I thought the damage value would be declared but I dont know why its not working I tested out different numbers and none of the powders work. If you know how to fix this please help! THANKS!

[Dmitchell94]

took me forever to figure out how to do this with lapis

[vandy22]

Im looking for an answer if you have one?! Thanks!

 

[Dmitchell94]

Im looking for an answer if you have one?! Thanks!

 

this is how i did it:

 

 

GameRegistry.addRecipe(new ItemStack(BlueStoneShard), new Object[]{
         "L  "," C ","  L", 'C', BlueStoneChunk, 'L', new ItemStack(Item.dyePowder, 1, 4),
      });

 

So to break it down a little. to define L as Lapis I had to do

 

'L', new ItemStack(Item.dyePowder

 

now the 1 defines how many in the stack.

 

'L', new ItemStack(Item.dyePowder, 1,

 

the four is the damage value and now we have

 

 'L', new ItemStack(Item.dyePowder, 1, 4)

[vandy22]

Oh haha wow thank so much! I was only missing a number