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So I updated my mod and fixed all the errors but there are still a few bugs left. All of my entity eggs are messed up as the egg is called "entity.ape.name" instead of just "Ape" If you could help me figure out the issue that would be awesome, Thanks!

 

Edit: I forgot to add what registerEntityEgg does

 

Class Code: http://pastebin.com/1yfNPuYR

Main Class Code: http://pastebin.com/3qYdGjJv

Proxy Code: http://pastebin.com/wvePQL6y

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You need a lang file.

Also don't use whatever your registerEntityEgg method does. Use registerGlobalEntityID, it takes entity egg colors, too.

Whenever I try this the game either crashes or the egg still does not exist, I also updated the main class to include what registerEntityEgg does
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Im not sure if I am typing the registerGlobalEntityID right, but here is that:  EntityRegistry.registerGlobalEntityID(MyEntityApe.class, "Ape", EntityRegistry.findGlobalUniqueEntityId(),(new Color(97, 71, 52)).getRGB(), (new Color(97, 71,52)).getRGB());

And the Crash: http://pastebin.com/7yZFvQr6

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Ok I fixed that issue, I figured that out. I do have an en_US.lang but I am not really sure how to use it. But yeah I'm back to the first issue of the egg name being messed up

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