How do you make an achievement in 1.7.2? Please post the code because i have been searching for this for several weeks now and i just cant figure out how.

I also need to know how to make an achievement page

Learn Java and look around at the code. It's so easy, I'm not going to post any code. Just look around at how Minecraft handles achievements.

 

As for the page:

public static AchievementPage page;

@EventHandler
public void preInit(FMLPreInitializationEvent event) {

page = new AchievementPage("Achievement Page",new Achievement[]{/* All the achievements */});

AchievementPage.registerAchievementPage(page);

}

 

Hope this helped!

This video helped me:

Yeh i forgot to tell you that i found the achievement i just needed the page so thanks

 

Learn Java and look around at the code. It's so easy, I'm not going to post any code. Just look around at how Minecraft handles achievements.

 

As for the page:

public static AchievementPage page;

@EventHandler
public void preInit(FMLPreInitializationEvent event) {

page = new AchievementPage("Achievement Page",new Achievement[]{/* All the achievements */});

AchievementPage.registerAchievementPage(page);

}

 

Hope this helped!

 

And is there a way how to do it with an external class were all Achievements are inside, like the Twilight Forest mod in 1.6 did it? And if so, how?

You mean make a new class where you have the achievements stored? That's super simple. Register everything in a method there and call that method in your preInit.

You mean make a new class where you have the achievements stored? That's super simple. Register everything in a method there and call that method in your preInit.

Yeah, its easy, but I asked because I thought I've done something wrong because my Achievements were rendered then in the normal page and my page crashs. But I've fixed it, but I've know idea, how I've fixed it...

At the very end of the AchievementPage, there's a parameter that is Achievement[]. You put in an array of achievements that needed to go on that page. That's how you fixed it.