Hi every1,

 

My main question is:

 

Do I have to do anything more than just adding the Entity to the map in EntityList.java and RenderManager.java?

 

But let's start from the beginning:

 

Lately I was wondering how Forge registers new Entities and the corresponding Renderers.

I just want to understand some substantial Forge mechanics to improve my modding skills.

So I tried to add a new custom Mob to Minecraft without using Forge.

 

When I am adding a new Mob, which extends a more specific Entity Type like EntityZombie,

I just needed to add it to the map in EntityList.java and everything was fine and simple.

 

But here is my problem and my actual question:

 

How do I add a new Mob with a custom Model and Renderer?

 

In this case I have just copied the EntityVillager.java, ModelVillager.java and RenderVillager.java

and called them EntityTrader.java, ModelTrader.java and RenderTrader.java.

In RenderTrader.java I have changed the parts where it called the render methods with EntityVillager, ModelVillager etc...

I was really careful and replaced everything, that needed to be replaced.

 

Additionally I have added the new Entity and the corresponding Renderer to the map in RenderManager.java.

 

For some reason the Entity is invisible, when I spawn it with an egg and as well as if I call World.spawnEntity...(...).

I am just hearing the sounds of the Entity and if I am using methods to find Entities within a specified AxisAlignedBoundingBox

it is listed in the returned list.

 

Finally I decided to check if the methods of RenderTrader.java were called, but none of them were called.

 

I don't understand why Minecraft doesn't even try to render it.

 

Did I miss something?

Do I have to do anything more than just adding the Entity to the map in EntityList.java and RenderManager.java?

 

I really hope, you can help me with that issue.

Big THX in advance!

 

GH

For registering entities use EntityRegistry.registerModEntity

To add a render to an entity RenderingRegistry.registerEntityRenderingHandler, also do this only in your client proxy!

I wanted to know, how Forge is doing that in detail,

not how to use convenient Forge methods to do so.

  On 12/27/2014 at 12:28 PM, Degubi said:

For registering entities use EntityRegistry.registerModEntity

What about the top part

 

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