[1.7.2] Blocks rendering as Items. Yes, I'm registering in preInit. (Solved)

[mr_crayfish]

Hey guys, I'm seem to be having a problem when I run my obfuscated mod in Minecraft. The blocks displays as items. When I am in Eclipse, the renders work correctly. Before you start replying, I am registering my blocks and items in preInit.

 

@EventHandler
    public void preInit(FMLPreInitializationEvent event) {
buildingBlock = new BlockBuilding(Material.wood).setBlockName("ccmBlockBuilding").setHardness(0.5F).setCreativeTab(this.tabConstruction);
planningBlock = new BlockPlanner(Material.wood).setBlockName("ccmBlockPlanner").setHardness(0.5F).setCreativeTab(this.tabConstruction);
itemBlueprint = new ItemBlueprint().setUnlocalizedName("ccmItemBlueprint").setTextureName("ccm:itemblueprint").setCreativeTab(this.tabConstruction);
itemWoodHammer = new ItemHammer(1, Item.ToolMaterial.WOOD).setUnlocalizedName("ccmItemWoodHammer").setTextureName("ccm:itemwoodhammer").setCreativeTab(this.tabConstruction).setFull3D();
itemStoneHammer = new ItemHammer(3, Item.ToolMaterial.STONE).setUnlocalizedName("ccmItemStoneHammer").setTextureName("ccm:itemstonehammer").setCreativeTab(this.tabConstruction).setFull3D();
itemIronHammer = new ItemHammer(6, Item.ToolMaterial.IRON).setUnlocalizedName("ccmItemIronHammer").setTextureName("ccm:itemironhammer").setCreativeTab(this.tabConstruction).setFull3D();
itemGoldHammer = new ItemHammer(4, Item.ToolMaterial.GOLD).setUnlocalizedName("ccmItemGoldHammer").setTextureName("ccm:itemgoldhammer").setCreativeTab(this.tabConstruction).setFull3D();
itemDiamondHammer = new ItemHammer(8, Item.ToolMaterial.EMERALD).setUnlocalizedName("ccmItemDiamondHammer").setTextureName("ccm:itemdiamondhammer").setCreativeTab(this.tabConstruction).setFull3D();
itemCreationTool = new ItemCreationTool().setUnlocalizedName("ccmItemCreationTool").setTextureName("ccm:itempencil").setCreativeTab(this.tabConstruction);
itemConstructionHelmet = new ItemConstructionHelmet(constructionArmour, 0, 0).setUnlocalizedName("ccmItemConstructionHelmet").setTextureName("ccm:itemconstructionhelmet").setCreativeTab(this.tabConstruction);

GameRegistry.registerBlock(buildingBlock, "BlockBuilding");
GameRegistry.registerBlock(planningBlock, "BlockPlanner");
GameRegistry.registerItem(itemConstructionHelmet, "ItemConstructionHelmet");
GameRegistry.registerItem(itemBlueprint, "ItemBlueprint");
GameRegistry.registerItem(itemCreationTool, "ItemCreationTool");
GameRegistry.registerItem(itemWoodHammer, "ItemHammer");
GameRegistry.registerItem(itemStoneHammer, "ItemStoneHammer");
GameRegistry.registerItem(itemIronHammer, "ItemIronHammer");
GameRegistry.registerItem(itemGoldHammer, "ItemGoldHammer");
GameRegistry.registerItem(itemDiamondHammer, "ItemDiamondHammer");

GameRegistry.registerTileEntity(com.mrcrayfish.construction.tileentity.TileEntityBuildingBlock.class, "ccmBuildingBlock");
GameRegistry.registerTileEntity(com.mrcrayfish.construction.tileentity.TileEntityPlanningBlock.class, "ccmPlanningBlock");

proxy.registerRenderers();
NetworkRegistry.INSTANCE.registerGuiHandler(this, guiHandler);
    }

 

Eclipse Environment:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/oy6gugfua44c1eb/2014-03-23_10.15.06.png[/img]

 

Obfuscated Environment:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/5ynjw1p26g3fprq/2014-03-23_10.32.40.png[/img]

 

If you have any answers, I will appreciate it very much!

[coolAlias]

I've never seen that happen before Could you post one of your Block classes?

[mr_crayfish]

Here is the block class as seen in the picture. I've removed irrelevant code.

 

package com.mrcrayfish.construction.block;

public class BlockBuilding extends BlockContainer {
    private IIcon direction;
    private IIcon rest;

    public BlockBuilding(Material par2Material) {
super(par2Material);
    }

    @Override
    public IIcon getIcon(int par1, int par2) {
return (par1 != par2 ? this.rest : this.direction);
    }

    @Override
    @SideOnly(Side.CLIENT)
    public void registerBlockIcons(IIconRegister par1IconRegister) {
this.rest = par1IconRegister.registerIcon("ccm:buildingblock_rest");
this.direction = par1IconRegister.registerIcon("ccm:buildingblock_direction");
    }
}

 

Edit: I seem to have fixed the problem by change the register method to this.

GameRegistry.registerBlock(buildingBlock, buildingBlock.getUnlocalizedName().substring(5));

 

I think the registering name has to be the same as the string set in .setBlockName()

[coolAlias]

Yes, you should always register using the unlocalized name. Interesting side effect of not doing so that you found