After logging out and logging back in, my entity disappears. Anyone know why?

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For my entity?

I changed my Entity registry code to:

int ArtifactID = EntityRegistry.findGlobalUniqueEntityId();
EntityRegistry.registerGlobalEntityID(Artifact.class, "AncientArtifact", ArtifactID);
EntityRegistry.registerModEntity(Artifact.class, "AncientArtifact", ArtifactID, this.instance, 0, 20, false);

The Entity stays in world now.

 

I'm re-using the RenderEnderCrystal class to render my entity, but it isn't rendering anything.

RenderManager renderer = Minecraft.getMinecraft().getRenderManager();
RenderingRegistry.registerEntityRenderingHandler(Artifact.class, new RenderEnderCrystal(renderer));

Well of course it's not rendering anything.

 

public void doRender(EntityEnderCrystal entity, double x, double y, double z, float p_76986_8_, float partialTicks)

{

    -snip-

}

 

The default renderer uses it's own entity (which I thing is true with all vanilla  renderers), so you need to make your own renderer, which can do everything the same, except use your own entities and such 

Does the symptom occurs every time you logs out and back in?

+ Don't register an entity globally. It can cause too many issues.

He figured out why it kept disappearing haha, his only problem now is he's using a vanilla renderer, that automatically uses it's own entity.

We figured out while it kept disappearing haha, his only problem now is he's using a vanilla renderer, that automatically uses it's own entity.

Then the code of the entity(Artifact) is needed.

My artifact is basically the EntityEnderCrystal, with the names and a public string called 'research' that's stored in nbt. It also extends EntityEnderCrystal.

My artifact is basically the EntityEnderCrystal, with the names and a public string called 'research' that's stored in nbt. It also extends EntityEnderCrystal.

Then just using RenderEnderCrystal should work.