Is there any other Energy API's Besides Tesla because i dont know how to make my own

Honestly it is not that hard and you could try IC2 though I don't know how easy that will bex and how simple installing/getting the source is.

Is there any other Energy API's Besides Tesla because i dont know how to make my own

 

You could always update the CoFH Redstone Flux API yourself and submit a pull request on GitHub. https://github.com/CoFH/RedstoneFlux-API Other mods have downloaded the source and updated it for their own use as well.

Yes but the problem is im not that good at coding and i do not know how im sorry i know i need basic java knowlage but i would not know how to update cofh any tutorials on it that i can follow im trying to learn and im just starting and im reaching out for help thank you

Updating the RF API is not that hard only some parameters in the methods need to be changed like ForgeDirection to EnumFacing.

Alright ill try right now

 

boolean canConnectEnergy(ForgeDirection from);

ForgeDirection is most of the errors and

stackTagCompound

and

@API(apiVersion = CoFHAPIProps.VERSION, owner = "CoFHLib", provides = "CoFHAPI")
package cofh.api;

import cpw.mods.fml.common.API;

In eclipse press ctrl+shift+o i dont know what it is on intelij if you are using that, but it is an auto import shortcut.

Though you should learn a bit of Java before continuing because otherwise you will have a hard time trying to create any generators or machines what ever it is.

boolean canConnectEnergy(ForgeDirection from);

ForgeDirection is most of the error

 

Funny. You don't say.  Try reading this post again:

 

some parameters in the methods need to be changed like ForgeDirection to EnumFacing

Ok so i set everything else but i tryied fixing these 2 and i cant figure it our i didnt want to bother u guys again

package cofh.api.energy;

import net.minecraft.item.Item;
import net.minecraft.item.ItemStack;
import net.minecraft.nbt.NBTTagCompound;

/**
* Reference implementation of {@link IEnergyContainerItem}. Use/extend this or implement your own.
* 
* @author King Lemming
* 
*/
public class ItemEnergyContainer extends Item implements IEnergyContainerItem {

protected int capacity;
protected int maxReceive;
protected int maxExtract;

public ItemEnergyContainer() {

}

public ItemEnergyContainer(int capacity) {

	this(capacity, capacity, capacity);
}

public ItemEnergyContainer(int capacity, int maxTransfer) {

	this(capacity, maxTransfer, maxTransfer);
}

public ItemEnergyContainer(int capacity, int maxReceive, int maxExtract) {

	this.capacity = capacity;
	this.maxReceive = maxReceive;
	this.maxExtract = maxExtract;
}

public ItemEnergyContainer setCapacity(int capacity) {

	this.capacity = capacity;
	return this;
}

public void setMaxTransfer(int maxTransfer) {

	setMaxReceive(maxTransfer);
	setMaxExtract(maxTransfer);
}

public void setMaxReceive(int maxReceive) {

	this.maxReceive = maxReceive;
}

public void setMaxExtract(int maxExtract) {

	this.maxExtract = maxExtract;
}

/* IEnergyContainerItem */
@Override
public int receiveEnergy(ItemStack container, int maxReceive, boolean simulate) {

	if (container.stackTagCompound == null) {
		container.stackTagCompound = new NBTTagCompound();
	}
	int energy = container.stackTagCompound.getInteger("Energy");
	int energyReceived = Math.min(capacity - energy, Math.min(this.maxReceive, maxReceive));

	if (!simulate) {
		energy += energyReceived;
		container.stackTagCompound.setInteger("Energy", energy);
	}
	return energyReceived;
}

@Override
public int extractEnergy(ItemStack container, int maxExtract, boolean simulate) {

	if (container.stackTagCompound == null || !container.stackTagCompound.hasKey("Energy")) {
		return 0;
	}
	int energy = container.stackTagCompound.getInteger("Energy");
	int energyExtracted = Math.min(energy, Math.min(this.maxExtract, maxExtract));

	if (!simulate) {
		energy -= energyExtracted;
		container.stackTagCompound.setInteger("Energy", energy);
	}
	return energyExtracted;
}

@Override
public int getEnergyStored(ItemStack container) {

	if (container.stackTagCompound == null || !container.stackTagCompound.hasKey("Energy")) {
		return 0;
	}
	return container.stackTagCompound.getInteger("Energy");
}

@Override
public int getMaxEnergyStored(ItemStack container) {

	return capacity;
}

}

stackTagCompound Is the problem there and

 

@Override
public void writeToNBT(NBTTagCompound nbt) {

	super.writeToNBT(nbt);
	storage.writeToNBT(nbt);
}

Im getting an error at void and i have no idea why

ItemStack#stackTagCompound was replaced with a setter & getter. ItemStack#setTagCompound() & ItemStack#getTagCompound respectively.

 

writeToNBT was changed from void to NBTTagCompound, meaning you have to return the compound that was passed to it, altered or not.

there is a 1.8 branch alredy and its forking fine. (Also for 1.9 and 1.10)

	@Override
public NBTTagCompound writeToNBT(NBTTagCompound nbt) {

	super.writeToNBT(nbt);
	return storage.NBTTagCompound (nbt);
}

Thats right correct?

 

 

if you see the code with the stackTagCompound what do i do with that i dont know where to put set and get

stackTagCompound = someTag is when you use setTagCompound().

Everything else is getTagCompound ().

I thought that would be obvious.

Even if i do that i get errors saying

setTagCompound cannot be resolved or is not a field

 

Or

 

getTagCompound cannot be resolved or is not a field

How much Java do you know?

Not Much Im Learning

What do () mean when they are right next to words...

Haha FML i cant belive i didnt relize that I think i might be the dumbest person on this planet

Not Much Im Learning

Thoughbif you plan on making your own piping system learn more Java first otherwise it will be the most painful experience ever.

		if (container.setTagCompound()  == null) {
		container.setTagCompound()  = new NBTTagCompound();

The method setTagCompound(NBTTagCompound) in the type ItemStack is not applicable for the arguments ()

 

		if (container.setTagCompound()  == null) {
		container.setTagCompound()  = new NBTTagCompound();

The method setTagCompound(NBTTagCompound) in the type ItemStack is not applicable for the arguments ()

It kinda tells you exactly what is wrong in the second one(Hint: It's the ()) and the first one is two == not one. When I said stackTagCompound = someTagCompound there was only one.

 

	if (container.setTagCompound()  == null) {
		container.getTagCompound())  = new NBTTagCompound();
	}

Dude im so sorry if im wasting your time. I think i might just try figuring this stuff out by myself after this questions but is this right  If not i think i might go slit my wrist and put it in bleach and then call myself an idiot 60000 times