[1.8] Pickaxe Help [SOLVED?]

[CritiqualError]

Problem Solved?Instead of typing it out, I let it autofill and that corrected the issue? idk. its working now though. I have no idea what happened.

 

 

Something little this time... and its confusing me and I'm probably just missing something little.

 

pickaxe_example = new ItemPickaxe(ExampleMaterial).setUnlocalizedName("pickaxe_example").setCreativeTab(example.exampletab);

 

The error im getting is about the "new ItemPickaxe..." and I'm not sure what's wrong with it. It's underlined with an error and it gives no suggestions. {ItemPickaxe is imported as well}

I have these setup beforehand too

 

public static ToolMaterial ExampleMaterial = EnumHelper.addToolMaterial("ExampleMaterial", 0, 99, 1.0f, 1.0f, 0);

public static Item pickaxe_example ;

[Failender]

would you mind to tell us the error? We are not the best at guessing

[CritiqualError]

would you mind to tell us the error? We are not the best at guessing

 

The error im getting is about the "new ItemPickaxe..." and I'm not sure what's wrong with it. It's underlined with an error and it gives no suggestions.

I said the problem already. I'm not sure whats wrong with it. It just says "ItemPickaxe" is wrong and gives no suggestions. its imported, the pickaxe_example is setup, the ExampleMaterial is setup. idk whats wrong passed that.

[jeffryfisher]

Sometimes Eclipse can get confused, and the cause might be in editor metadata, not your code itself. Try doing a project "clean". It's likely that Eclipse hadn't yet recognized that your ExampleMaterial fit the calling profile of the ItemPickaxe constructor. Kicking Eclipse a few times can sort it out.

 

When that doesn't work, then it's time to look closely at elements like ExampleMaterial to confirm that they are what you think they are.

 

 

[Draco18s]

If you hover over the red squiggly line it will tell you the problem.

[jeffryfisher]

Often in such cases the "problem" is the very vague "syntax error". That's when one must kick Eclipse until it sees changed source elsewhere. Clean does a good job of that (at least in the Java version of Eclipse).