[1.10] RegisterEntityRenderingHandler

[JackTheRedCreeper]

I've started modding a few days ago (already got my first items, blocks, some crops..).

Now I want to make a simple modification, a craftable, more powerful ghast fireball.

The big problem is, there's no tutorials for 1.10/1.9, and every other tutorial uses registerentityrenderinghandler which is deprecated.

 

I've read something about setting up a factory and anonymous class but I'm just getting more and more lost. Any help?

 

Try to give full info, maybe we can turn this into a refferal for future modders.

[Choonster]

Use

RenderingRegistry.registerEntityRenderingHandler(Class<T>, IRenderFactory<? super T>)

in preInit.

 

IRenderFactory

has a single method that takes the

RenderManager

instance as an argument and creates and returns the instance of your

Render

class. You can implement it using a named or anonymous class (Java 6/7), a lambda or a constructor method reference (Java .

 

You can find links to several tutorials here. McJty has a tutorial on mobs here.  You can see how I register the

IRenderFactory

for an entity in my mod here.

 

Edit: Removed unintentional smiley.

[JackTheRedCreeper]

Thank you for the links, I'll get working again and see if I can get something done

 

I would've stared at the minecraft code but this simply isn't there

 

Edit: I think I almost got it, question is, what renderers are out there? I see RenderArrow, RenderFireball..

I guess this is for a custom renderer? I might've stranded off too far, atm I just want to change some code, I don't care about visuals

[Choonster]

Edit: I think I almost got it, question is, what renderers are out there? I see RenderArrow, RenderFireball..

I guess this is for a custom renderer? I might've stranded off too far, atm I just want to change some code, I don't care about visuals

 

Use your IDE to find classes that extend

Render

, or look at the

RenderManager

constructor to see where vanilla creates its

Render

instances.

 

If your entity extends

EntityFireball

and should render like the vanilla fireball, use

RenderFireball

.

[JackTheRedCreeper]

Something like this? It's on my ClientProxy

 

RenderingRegistry.registerEntityRenderingHandler(CannonBall.class, RenderFireball);

 

This is my first time fiddling with entities. Somewhy, Eclipse won't accept RenderFireball

[Choonster]

Something like this? RenderingRegistry.registerEntityRenderingHandler(CannonBall.class, RenderFireball);

 

This is my first time fiddling with entities. Somewhy, Eclipse won't accept RenderFireball

 

That's not valid Java, a class name isn't a value. You must have a solid understanding of Java and OO programming in general before you can make a mod.

 

You need to create an instance of a class (named or anonymous) that implements

IRenderFactory

and pass it to

RenderingRegistry.registerEntityRenderingHandler

. This class must override

IRenderFactory#createRenderFor

to create and return the

RenderFireball

instance using the provided

RenderManager

instance.

[JackTheRedCreeper]

I do have quite hte experience with Expression 2 in Garry's mod, it's just that I don't know what to look for here

 

I don't know if studying Java will help me with Forge..

 

 

Edit: Apparently I was just being dumb with the /summon command. The fireball works fine apparently.

 

This render thing seems too complicated, specially if you compare it with items and blocks

[Animefan8888]

I do have quite hte experience with Expression 2 in Garry's mod, it's just that I don't know what to look for here

 

I don't know if studying Java will help me with Forge..

Of course it will, that is the language that minecraft and forge use.

[JackTheRedCreeper]

I mean studying Java in-depth.

Damn I express myself terribly >-<

 

Like, I might know every notch and cranny about java, but in the end, it's more about forge.

[Animefan8888]

I mean studying Java in-depth.

Damn I express myself terribly >-<

 

Like, I might know every notch and cranny about java, but in the end, it's more about forge.

You don't need to know every notch and cranny you just need to know enough to know what you are doing.

[Choonster]

I do have quite hte experience with Expression 2 in Garry's mod, it's just that I don't know what to look for here

 

I don't know if studying Java will help me with Forge..

You can't make a mod without knowing basic concepts like how to implement interfaces.

 

Edit: Apparently I was just being dumb with the /summon command. The fireball works fine apparently.

If you don't register a renderer for your entity, Minecraft will use the one registered for its super class.

[JackTheRedCreeper]

Yeah, I do know what I am doing, I can read java and understand what's happening.

But then there's things like these

 

Interfaces, I do know how to use them. I'm using a CommonProxy with Server and Clientside versions.

 

Anyways, my projectile seems to work. Thanks for the info anyways!

[JackTheRedCreeper]

Eh whatever, my issue was solved.

I do know Java but I don't know Forge. No matter how much I get into Java, if I don't know what to look for in Forge, then I'm screwed.

 

What I need is experience.

[Draco18s]

Eh whatever, my issue was solved.

I do know Java but I don't know Forge.

 

"Implement an interface" is a Java thing, not a Forge thing. Ye, the interface in question is a Forge-supplied interface, but implementing it requires no special knowledge of Forge.

[RoyalKingZB]

Y'all are really mean on these freaken forums. Just cause we don't know as much as you doesn't mean y'all need to be all mean about teaching us. Smfh

 

Especially you, Diesieben07. You shouldn't be on these forums if all you do is be mean to people. I've seen you everywhere doing exactly that. It doesn't matter how much you help them. You don't gotta be mean about it.

Edited June 12, 2017 by RoyalKingZB
Needed to say something else