Hello everyone.

 

I have something quite strange here. I am trying to make a block drop an item when broken. Should be as simple as getItemDropped like so:

        public Item getItemDropped(int par1, Random rand, int par2) {		
	return ItemHandler.gemSapphire;
}

 

right?

 

Well, wrong... somehow this isn't working. This method has even been copied directly Block.class yet somehow it still doesn't override it, and when my block is broken, it just drops the block.

 

Now this is strange, because it is trying to override it, I think, but for some reason can't. When I pressed control, and clicked open super implementation, eclipse crashed, and this tells me that this isn't a problem with my code. I have even put an @Override annotation above the method and it gives me an error saying "The method getItemDropped(int, Random, int) of type SapphireOre must override or implement a supertype method"

 

What can I do? I know that I have got the method right, no spelling mistakes etc. but it still doesn't work.

 

Thanks.

Okay thanks.

 

You were right. I had accidentally imported Scala.util.Random instead of Java.util.Random. Just a silly mistake... oops.