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Yes i have heard of them because i was using it, i removed it because i thought it may of had an effect on it.

And its not that one of the ores is null because they are all active blocks that have their own drops.

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Ok, so how do i go about fixing this? Do i need to move the array to my world gen file or just completly remove it? Sorry for asking and not doing but i am not on my pc. Thanks.

You are storing just null inside the array. At the point where the array is created, all the fields you are referencing to create it are still null. Even if you are assigning something to the fields later on, the array is already created and not affected by that.

 

That's interesting -- why doesn't Eclipse complain about that?  I didn't know you could refer to a declared but uninitialized field.  Are object fields initialized as null (I guess it makes some sense from a memory reservation point of view or something) as soon as they're declared?

 

Just surprised Eclipse doesn't warn about something like that....

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And I bet Intellij would complain about this, although I haven't tested. It's error-detecting algorithms are much better than the trivial tests that eclipse does (yes, shameless plug).

I keep finding more and more reasons to switch to Intellij... Good thing i already did :)

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