[1.9]setUnlocalizedName

[dumplings in cutlet]

I setRegistryName and setUnlocalizedName the same as asking me setRegistryName from *?

How to return setUnlocalizedName setRegistryName?

 

[Xerus]

what exactly is the problem?

There are get Methods for both of them if you mean that

[dumplings in cutlet]

I tried this:

public BaseItems() {
        setUnlocalizedName(getRegistryName());
    }

It did not work.

 

[MCenderdragon]

Have ypu already set the registered name? And I whould first set the Unlocalkized name and the set the registeredname with the same value as the unlocalizedname

[Choonster]

  On 8/10/2016 at 3:13 PM, MCenderdragon said:

Have ypu already set the registered name? And I whould first set the Unlocalkized name and the set the registeredname with the same value as the unlocalizedname

 

Forge introduced the registry name system to stop people from using unlocalised names as registry names. Registry names are unique and must not change, unlocalised names aren't unique and can change at any time.

 

If the registry and unlocalised names of an object are the same, set the registry name first and then set the unlocalised name from the registry name. You can change the unlocalised name at a later date if needed, but the registry name must remain the same.

[Draco18s]

  On 8/10/2016 at 2:53 PM, dumplings in cutlet said:

I tried this:

public BaseItems() {
        setUnlocalizedName(getRegistryName());
    }

It did not work.

 

Is your BaseItems class of type Item? I bet not.

[MCenderdragon]

  On 8/10/2016 at 3:20 PM, Choonster said:

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Have ypu already set the registered name? And I whould first set the Unlocalkized name and the set the registeredname with the same value as the unlocalizedname

 

Forge introduced the registry name system to stop people from using unlocalised names as registry names. Registry names are unique and must not change, unlocalised names aren't unique and can change at any time.

 

If the registry and unlocalised names of an object are the same, set the registry name first and then set the unlocalised name from the registry name. You can change the unlocalised name at a later date if needed, but the registry name must remain the same.

Ohh okay. Thanks

[dumplings in cutlet]

  On 8/10/2016 at 3:39 PM, Draco18s said:

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I tried this:

public BaseItems() {
        setUnlocalizedName(getRegistryName());
    }

It did not work.

 

Is your BaseItems class of type Item? I bet not.

Yes.

[Draco18s]

FYI: "It didn't work" is the bestest way to communicate information. You should totally keep doing that.

 

By which I mean

DON'T DO THAT EVER AGAIN. IT IS NOT IN ANYWAY HELPFUL.