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By BlockyPenguin · Posted
Ah, I get it now! Thanks! Do you know how I could write an array of CauldronRecipeSteps? buffer.writeArray or something similar doesn't seem to exist... -
By Miguel Louro · Posted
In minecraft without forge, I have around 300fps, and with forge around 40fps. I do not know what's happening. -
Aren't you the one who wrote the recipe -> packetbuffer code in the first place? Yes, yes you are. Your buffer doesn't contain that information. The only thing you write are the ingredients and the output. -
By BlockyPenguin · Posted
Ok, so as it stands, I've changed some things around, and hopefully simplified the system, but I still haven't tested it, as there are still errors in my code that would stop the game from launching. Here's the problem code: @Override public CauldronRecipe read(ResourceLocation recipeId, PacketBuffer buffer) { ItemStack output = buffer.readItemStack(); return new CauldronRecipe(recipeId, output, steps); } Here's the thing, the steps variable doesn't exist, as I don't know how to get a JSONArray from a PacketBuffer (if it's even possible). I have a method I can call which takes in a JSONArray and returns an array of CauldronRecipeSteps, which is what I need to pass in. So, if it is possible, how would I get a JSONArray from a PacketBuffer, and if it's not, how else could I do this? Thanks! -
Don't search the whole project for that string, search in RedstoneWireBlock. Or go to BlockColors and look at how RedstoneWire's color gets registered and work backwards.
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