Minecraft Structure Spawn-Help!

[wasme1]

HI!

 

Is there any one out here that can help me fix this... or does anyone have some simple code that I could use to generate structure of any type in minecraft?

 

I am editing minecraft 1.6.4 using Eclipse. There are two links below.

 

(Main.java).... GameRegistry.registerWorldGenerator(new MyWorldGen());

 

package mymod.worldgen(World Generator)... http://pastebin.com/KMYcJ7rD

 

Minecraft Crash Report.... http://pastebin.com/i1G9yhxv

 

There are no visible errors that I can see but Minecraft crashes every time.

 

Can someone please tell me how to go about correcting this? I placement code is what is causing the crash. ??

 

Thank you

 

[SanAndreaP]

HI!

 

Is there any one out here that can help me fix this... or does anyone have some simple code that I could use to generate structure of any type in minecraft?

 

I am editing minecraft 1.6.4 using Eclipse. There are two links below.

 

(Main.java).... GameRegistry.registerWorldGenerator(new MyWorldGen());

 

package mymod.worldgen(World Generator)... http://pastebin.com/KMYcJ7rD

 

Minecraft Crash Report.... http://pastebin.com/i1G9yhxv

 

There are no visible errors that I can see but Minecraft crashes every time.

 

Can someone please tell me how to go about correcting this? I placement code is what is causing the crash. ??

 

Thank you

 

firstly I suggest you clean up your code, I mean seriously?

                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 12, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 13, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 14, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 15, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 16, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 17, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 18, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 19, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 20, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 21, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 22, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 23, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 24, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 25, Block.cobblestone.blockID);
                world.setBlock(i + 22, j + 0, k + 26, Block.cobblestone.blockID);

You can use loops for this stuff, makes the code a lot more readable and debugging won't be a PITA.

[Jwosty]

That's one hell of a stacktrace. It looks like your call to world.canBlockSeeTheSky is causing problems and somehow calls your generate function again, which calls world.canBlockSeeTheSky ... And so on. I suggest simply getting rid of it.

 

Also, do you really mean to say "if block exists OR block is exposed to the sky"? Or do you mean AND?