[SOLVED]Quick class question.

[Avous]

I'm just starting on picking java back up and decided to start modding Minecraft at the same time.

 

I just need to know how can I get my base class use recipes or Game/Language registries from separate classes?

 

For example... Having the recipes in com.avous.example.recipes.Recipes work in game with none of the recipes code in com.avous.example.Base

 

Thank you for your assistance.

[coolboy4531]

Imports?

Not exactly sure what you're looking for though.

[Avous]

Imports?

Not exactly sure what you're looking for though.

I tried imports but the recipes wouldn't work in the game.

 

Maybe I'm stupid though.

 

I'm basically writing my recipes, such as,

GameRegistry.addSmelting(Items.bone, new ItemStack (Items.skull), 5f);

In a different class from the base class and want the mod to use it in the game. If I add them under Base class it will work but it won't work if i add it to the Recipes class and just import it.

[NerdByFate]

You can do this by importing the class. Just do:

 

import com.avous.example.recipes.Recipes;

 

You can then just use the same methods used to register the recipe with the name of the recipe's variable as the recipe variable.

 

like coolboy said, not too sure whether or not this is what you are looking for, but if so, this should help.

[Avous]

You can do this by importing the class. Just do:

 

import com.avous.example.recipes.Recipes;

 

You can then just use the same methods used to register the recipe with the name of the recipe's variable as the recipe variable.

 

like coolboy said, not too sure whether or not this is what you are looking for, but if so, this should help.

 

I made a quick package to show what I'm doing. Can you see if you can figure out what i'm doing wrong?

 

http://pastebin.com/SddMVd6p

 

If I type it into my Base class it works fine but in Recipes it doesn't.

 

I have import com.avous.example.recipes.Recipes; in the Base class but the recipes won't work in game.