1. How to make a empty bucket pick up the custom fluid without using forges universial bucket. Bucket:http://pastebin.com/q1ffU7La

 

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1. How to make a empty bucket pick up the custom fluid without using forges universial bucket. Bucket:http://pastebin.com/q1ffU7La

You need to subscribe to

FillBucketEvent

like

UniversalBucket

does.

 

Why not just use the universal bucket, though?

 

 

3. How to make the fluid destroy portal blocks:

Fluid block: http://pastebin.com/HRAx8qcP

 

In your constructor, add

Blocks.PORTAL

to the

BlockFluidBase#displacements

map.

2.

public BlockEnderium() {

super(FluidEnderium.instance, MaterialEnderium.enderium);

displacements.put(Blocks.PORTAL, false);

displacements.put(Blocks.END_PORTAL, false);

}

 

Doesn't work nor does:

public BlockEnderium() {

super(FluidEnderium.instance, MaterialEnderium.enderium);

displacements.put(Blocks.PORTAL,true);

displacements.put(Blocks.END_PORTAL, true);

}

1. this doesn't work:

@SubscribeEvent(priority = EventPriority.LOW)

public void onFillBucket(FillBucketEvent event) {

if (event.getResult() != Event.Result.DEFAULT) {

// event was already handled

return;

}

 

// not for us to handle

ItemStack emptyBucket = event.getEmptyBucket();

if (emptyBucket == null) {

return;

}

 

// needs to target a block

RayTraceResult target = event.getTarget();

if (target == null || target.typeOfHit != RayTraceResult.Type.BLOCK) {

return;

}

 

World world = event.getWorld();

BlockPos pos = target.getBlockPos();

 

ItemStack singleBucket = emptyBucket.copy();

singleBucket.stackSize = 1;

event.setResult(Event.Result.ALLOW);

event.setFilledBucket(new ItemStack(this));

}

This code worked for me. Are you definitely using your

BlockEnderium

class?

 

As for the bucket, try debugging it yourself.

Ok now 2 works. Only 1 left, I will try to debug it