hey there!

here is my problem:

I want to make a little quest mod, where the user can write own quests to a file with a simple syntax("addQuest(kill,zombie,5)").

The parsing of the file is easy, but how can I get the class EntityZombie from the string "zombie" or the Items.apple from the string "apple"?

It works with Items.class.getDeclaredFields() or ClassLoader, but ONLY in eclipse because the item names in "real life" are e.g. field_345_3.

 

Thanks

 

 

Create a map yourself. Map entity names to their classes, for example zombie_pig -> EntityPigZombie.class. Then parse the string, lookup the entity name in the map, and voila!

Thats the way I want to avoid.

But if there is no other possibility, I go for it.

 

Yay, 170 Items,170 Blocks, 30 Entities.

That would be very easy.

</irony>

 

Thanks

Minecraft already provides mappings for most things.

 

For Blocks:

GameRegistry.findBlock

.

For Items:

GameRegistry.findItem

.

For Entities:

EntityList.stringToClassMapping

and

EntityList.classToStringMapping

.

Minecraft already provides mappings for most things.

 

For Blocks:

GameRegistry.findBlock

.

For Items:

GameRegistry.findItem

.

For Entities:

EntityList.stringToClassMapping

and

EntityList.classToStringMapping

.

 

too late

https://github.com/MrRiegel/Blocked-Layers/blob/1.7.10/src/main/java/mrriegel/blockedlayers/utility/Hashmaps.java

but thanks

 

.

 

I did it with getDeclaredFields()

not handwritten

ok

thanks