(SLOVED)[1.7.10]Hiding item from NEI

[FLUFFY2]

ITS SLOVED A LONG TIME AGO!

[FLUFFY2]

No one knows the problem?

[FLUFFY2]

Bump.

[The_Fireplace]

Hmm...

Who could have predicted that using the same package and class name as another file could cause issues?

Something in NEI is trying to call a method from your class that isn't there.

[The_Fireplace]

Here's an example of the class you need to include in your mod to hide items from NEI:

 

package the_fireplace.unlogic.compat.nei;

import net.minecraft.item.ItemStack;
import net.minecraftforge.oredict.OreDictionary;
import the_fireplace.unlogic.unbase;
import the_fireplace.unlogic.config.UnLogicConfigValues;
import codechicken.nei.api.API;
import codechicken.nei.api.IConfigureNEI;
import codechicken.nei.api.ItemInfo;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.Mod;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.Optional;

@Optional.Interface(iface = "codechicken.nei.api.API", modid = "NotEnoughItems")
public class NEIUnLogicConfig implements IConfigureNEI {

@Optional.Method(modid="NotEnoughItems")
@Override
public String getName() {
	return unbase.class.getAnnotation(Mod.class).name();
}

@Optional.Method(modid="NotEnoughItems")
@Override
public String getVersion() {
	return unbase.class.getAnnotation(Mod.class).version();
}

@Optional.Method(modid="NotEnoughItems")
@Override
public void loadConfig() {
	API.hideItem(new ItemStack(unbase.BlazeCake));
	API.hideItem(new ItemStack(unbase.ChocolateCake));
	API.hideItem(new ItemStack(unbase.QCrop, 1, OreDictionary.WILDCARD_VALUE));
	API.hideItem(new ItemStack(unbase.DepletionFurnaceOn));
}
}

 

It is important that the class name be NEI[insert mod name here]Config

[brandon3055]

Just to clarify what The_Fireplace said (which is 100% correct) nei scans all mods loaded for a class named

NEI[some name]Config and calls the "loadConfig()" method within it.

 

For this to work you need to add nei to your workspace as a library.

[FLUFFY2]

Lol, i sloved this 4 mounts ago by myself, but thanks anyways.

[tiffit]

you shouldn't delete the main post because other people could have to same problem, at least put in what you did to fix it.