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As the title says. From googling I've found methods which are a single line of code (and a trade handler class) for adding new villagers with their own texture and trade setups. But, the code I found was old, none of it worked in 1.6

 

Is something like this still possible? I don't need a new building for the village, but I do need him to spawn with other villagers.

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There are a couple changes, but it's really simple.

 

You need to register a villager using registerVillagerType(id, texture)

 

Id is your villager id number.

 

Texture is a resource location you need to specify in your main mod file. I prefer the preinitialization method to register the villager.

 

That's basically all. You'd need to setup a trade handler to make custom trades with them.

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There are a couple changes, but it's really simple.

 

You need to register a villager using registerVillagerType(id, texture)

 

Id is your villager id number.

 

Texture is a resource location you need to specify in your main mod file. I prefer the preinitialization method to register the villager.

 

That's basically all. You'd need to setup a trade handler to make custom trades with them.

 

Alright thanks. is there a "next available ID" kind of thing for their ID? I don't want to clash with other mods doing the same thing.

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As far as I know, there isn't. Just take a guess for the id. 5 is the farthest Minecraft uses. As long as you make it something greater than 10 (which I think most people will use), you probably won't conflict.

 

(P.S. I'm sorry I didn't realize the previous post was posted until today.)

-Mitchellbrine

 

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