[1.7.10] GUI: My renderToolTip call doesn't include extras from e.g. NEI/Waila

[Tuhljin]

I've got a custom GUI element that acts as a pseudo-item-slot, rendering an item icon and showing the item's tooltip when the cursor is over it. I use the renderToolTip in GuiScreen to do this as that seems to be how vanilla does it. It shows the tooltip as I'd expect for the most part, including whatever the item adds through the addInformation method.

 

The problem is that mods like NEI and Waila are supposed to add to the tooltip (such as one showing the mod the item comes from) but this is not added to my tooltips. I've done extensive searches in NEI to see where addInformation is called and so on to see if there's some other method for me to call instead of renderToolTip, but I don't see anything relevant. I'm quite sure I've got the right method, and yet it doesn't do for my custom GUI element what it does for vanilla Slots.

[Tuhljin]

GuiScreen.renderToolTip calls ItemStack.getTooltip which in turn calls ForgeEventFactory.onItemTooltip. I've stepped through it to make sure it's called, and it is, yet the result still isn't what I expected. Any idea what might be going wrong?

[Tuhljin]

Here's the relevant bit:

 

 

 

private GuiButtonPseudoSlot pSlots[] = new GuiButtonPseudoSlot[iNVENTORY_ROWS * INVENTORY_ROW_SIZE];

 

@Override

public void drawScreen(int x, int y, float p_73863_3_) {

super.drawScreen(x, y, p_73863_3_);

 

GL11.glPushMatrix();

GL11.glTranslatef((float)this.guiLeft, (float)this.guiTop, 0.0F);

 

for (int i = 0; i < pSlots.length; i++) {

GuiButtonPseudoSlot pSlot = pSlots[ i ];

if (pSlot.pointIsOver(x, y)) {

 

// This little section based on part of method drawScreen in GuiContainer.

GL11.glDisable(GL11.GL_LIGHTING);

GL11.glDisable(GL11.GL_DEPTH_TEST);

int j1 = pSlot.xPosition - this.guiLeft;

int k1 = pSlot.yPosition - this.guiTop;

GL11.glColorMask(true, true, true, false);

this.drawGradientRect(j1, k1, j1 + 16, k1 + 16, -2130706433, -2130706433);

GL11.glColorMask(true, true, true, true);

GL11.glEnable(GL11.GL_LIGHTING);

GL11.glEnable(GL11.GL_DEPTH_TEST);

 

if (pSlot.stack != null) {

this.renderToolTip(pSlot.stack, x - guiLeft, y - guiTop + 10);

}

 

/*

ArrayList<String> lines = TjUtil.getMultiLineLocalizedString("Automagy.gui.filter.textFilterTooltip");

GL11.glPushMatrix();

GL11.glScalef(scaleFactor, scaleFactor, scaleFactor);

drawScaledHoveringText(lines, x - guiLeft - 20, y - guiTop + 20, fontRendererObj);

GL11.glPopMatrix();

*/

}

}

 

GL11.glPopMatrix();

}

 

 

 

Edit: Somehow this was posted while I was still editing it. I wanted to put it in a spoiler but that doesn't seem to be working, and some of it's in italics for some reason (and I can't turn that off). Getting JavaScript errors when I try to do much editing. Something's wrong with the forums, it seems.

[larsgerrits]

The italics are caused by getting a value from an array with an index of i, for example, you have this:

GuiButtonPseudoSlot pSlot = pSlots[i];
if (pSlot.pointIsOver(x, y)) {...}

The forums sees the

[i.]

bit (no dot) as a italics sign, so it set's everything after that in italics.

[Tuhljin]

Ah, BBCode, that makes sense. I actually work in BBCode all the time but forgot about it here. Guess I'm used to forums where it only shows when you hit a button for it. I edited the post to clean that up.

[Draco18s]

[quote name="Tuhljin" post="136305" timestamp="1420903085"]
Ah, BBCode, that makes sense. I actually work in BBCode all the time but forgot about it here. Guess I'm used to forums where it only shows when you hit a button for it. I edited the post to clean that up.
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The 

tag is magic.

[Draco18s]

For the bbcode thingy: the

[nobbc][nobbc][/nobbc]

tag works wonders

 

Haha, and here I see that I tried to cheat with the

[nobbc][code][/nobbc]

tag and it didn't work   I did

[nobbc]

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and thought it would not find the paired open and not parse it (some forums do that)

[Tuhljin]

Would anyone happen to know what would work, then? Is there some other method to call? Maybe something from NEI or Waila (it's Waila that actually adds the mod names, after all, right)?