Localizations and multiname blocks

[N1xx1]

Hello everyone.

 

I'm having some problems with addStringLocalizations with multiname blocks.

 

When I'm adding localizations I use something like this:

    public void build(){
        for(int i = 0; i < names.length; i++){
            String buildedname = new StringBuilder()
                    .append(MyMod.id)
                    .append(".")
                    .append(prefix)
                    .append(".")
                    .append(names[i].replace(' ', '_').toLowerCase())
                    .append(".name")
                    .toString();
            LanguageRegistry.instance().addStringLocalization(buildedname, "en_US", names[i]);
        }
    }

 

Where prefix e MyMod.id are Strings and names is an array of Strings containing block names.

 

In the ItemBlock I'm using something like this:

    @Override
    public String getItemNameIS(ItemStack is){
        String buildedname = new StringBuilder()
                .append(MyMod.id)
                .append(".ore.")
                .append(MyMod.instance.oreItemNames[is.getItemDamage()].replace(' ', '_').toLowerCase())
                .append(".name")
                .toString();
        return buildedname;
    }

 

The problem is that minecraft won't display names.

 

I've already checked if the builded localizations are equals and if the ItemBlock is actually used.

Also my game is running in English.

 

Thank you all.

[N1xx1]

Anybody?

[Xemrox]

as far as i can see you missed the "tile." notation

heres a bsp from my code (without your stringbuilder just for reference)

for(int i = 1; i < 8; ++i) {
     LanguageRegistry.instance().addStringLocalization("tile.testblock.sub"+i+".name", "Maschine V"+(i+1));
}

and this part is taken from my itemblock:

@Override
public String getItemNameIS(ItemStack itemstack) {
    return getItemName() + ".sub" + itemstack.getItemDamage();
}

your problem seems to be the mymod.id and prefix.

instead you have to use the blockname. (testblock in my case)

[N1xx1]

Ok, I've fixed it, thank you a lot.

 

Basically you always have to add ".name" to the string when registering it. You don't have to put it when building the string in getItemNameIS.