[1.9] Entity only first spawned entity visible

[BusyBeever]

Hey everyone,

I am triing to create my own fireball. The problem is that it is only rendering when it is not moving and i have no idea why

 

RenderFactory

public class RenderCustomFireballFactory implements IRenderFactory<EntityCustomFireball> {

@Override
public Render<? super EntityCustomFireball> createRenderFor(RenderManager manager) {
	return new RenderFireball(manager, 1);
}
}

 

EntityClass

public class EntityCustomFireball extends EntityFireball {

public EntityCustomFireball(World worldIn) {
	super(worldIn);
}


public EntityCustomFireball(World worldIn, EntityPlayer shooter) {
	super(worldIn);
	this.shootingEntity = shooter;
	setPositionAndRotation(shooter.posX, shooter.posY, shooter.posZ, shooter.rotationYaw, shooter.rotationPitch);
	Vec3d look = shooter.getLookVec();
	accelerationX = look.xCoord/8;
	accelerationY = look.yCoord/8;
	accelerationZ = look.zCoord/8;

}

@Override
protected void entityInit() {}

@Override
protected void onImpact(RayTraceResult movingObject) {

	if(movingObject.entityHit!=null) {
		if(movingObject.entityHit!=shootingEntity) {
			System.out.println(movingObject.entityHit);
			setDead();
			worldObj.createExplosion(shootingEntity, posX, posY, posZ, 2, true);
		}
	}
	else {
		setDead();
		worldObj.createExplosion(shootingEntity, posX, posY, posZ, 2, true);
	}

}

}

[BusyBeever]

bump.

 

so its always only the first fireball that is rendering after joining the world, the others are not.. any ideas?

[BusyBeever]

bump

[Asweez]

Look at the Minecraft fireball and how that renders, that should give you an good idea of how to render your fireball.

[UberAffe]

return new RenderFireball(manager, 1);

 

You probably want something like this instead:

private static int fbCount = 0;

return new RenderFireball(manager, fbCount++);

or to pass in the value to use because each renderer you register needs to have a unique value.

[Choonster]

return new RenderFireball(manager, 1);

 

You probably want something like this instead:

private static int fbCount = 0;

return new RenderFireball(manager, fbCount++);

or to pass in the value to use because each renderer you register needs to have a unique value.

 

The second argument of the

RenderFireball

constructor is the scale to render the fireball at, it's not a unique identifier of any kind.