I can't get the GUI to open on the blocks. I am not sure how to do this. I read the FML porting tutorial.

 

I have this in both server and client and I registered it via

MinecraftForge.setGuiHandler(this, this);

@Override
public Object getGuiElement(int ID, EntityPlayer player, World world, int x, int y, int z)
{
	System.out.println("WORKING "+ID);
	return null;
}

 

On the blockActivated function I simply called ModLoader.openGUI(...) in both client and server side.

 

It never prints that line. Not sure why...

 

You can check out the full code here: https://github.com/calclavia/Universal-Electricity/tree/master/Universal_Electricity

 

Changes are in UCBlockMachine, mod_UniversalElectricity

Use Player.openGui() like you should. ModLoader's openGUI is only clientside ever.

Use Player.openGui() like you should. ModLoader's openGUI is only clientside ever.

 

So in other words in the client side I use ModLoader.openGUI and on the server side on use Player.openGUI? Or is it both sides I use player.openGUI?

Both sides you use Player.openGUI

Try reading the IGuiHandler.

Both sides you use Player.openGUI

Try reading the IGuiHandler.

 

Thanks! It works now! Is it possible to have more than one GUI handler in a mod? It doesn't really feel neat if I have all my GUIs handled at one location. But if there is no option, that is fine. That is just for coding aesthetics.

 

One more question though. My tile entity saves NBT data and stuff. How do I make sure those datas are synced with the client? Or are they synced automatically themselves when I do an NBT save?

packets or dataWatchers work for Mobs

Both sides you use Player.openGUI

Try reading the IGuiHandler.

 

OK. I accidentally lied. The GUI still doesn't open up on multiplayer. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. I have both server and client using IGuiHandler. I have ONLY the client doing action with the IGUIHandler because the server can not have a GUI class inside of it.

 

Here are the sources. Scroll to the very bottom for the GUI handle function.

 

CLIENT GUI HANDLER: https://github.com/calclavia/Universal-Electricity/blob/master/minecraft/net/minecraft/src/universalelectricity/components/UniversalComponents.java

 

SERVER GUI HANDLER: https://github.com/calclavia/Universal-Electricity/blob/master/minecraft_server/net/minecraft/src/mod_UniversalElectricity.java

The server needs to return a Container.

The server needs to return a Container.

 

Thanks it works now.

I have another problem now though. The data of the tile entity seems to not be syncing with the server. I did some print line tests and the server had all the variables set correctly, but on the client side the variables are not correct. How would I make sure those variables in the tile entities are synced?

 

EDIT: I tried using packets to send the data. But things start to get really messy. Is there any structured way I can send data packets?

Not sure if it works with tileEntities but dataWatchers are used to sync data with mobs. Look at the villager class

I got all the packt working with some closes I created via UEPacketManager and UEIPacketReciever. Thanks for the help.