First off I'd like if someone directed me to a good up to date achievement tutorial,

That'd be lovely!

Now, In alot of mods they have their custom tab in the achievement book and I want

to make sure that my achievements have their own tab..

 

Secondly, I want an block to view achievements select them and "buy" them with

EXP, I'll probably look at how the achievement gui does that but just to note that..

 

Now lastly I'll want to read if player got X achievement in another block,

Should be noted that the second block will "craft" stuff but will agree with the server

if the player unlocked the matching achievement for it...

 

 

TNX for anyone willing to help!

I had made this tutorial a while back: http://jabelarminecraft.blogspot.com/p/minecraft-forge-creating-custom.html

 

I made it for 1.8.9 but I believe it should still work for later versions, or at least give you some ideas on how it would work.

Maybe now that i look it seems that i might not want to use the achevement system..

 

What's a good way to store information on a player other than that?

I want to "research" a part and be able to check anywhere if the player has researched

A part..

 

#phonekeyboard

Maybe now that i look it seems that i might not want to use the achevement system..

 

What's a good way to store information on a player other than that?

I want to "research" a part and be able to check anywhere if the player has researched

A part..

 

#phonekeyboard

 

Use the Capability system to store data on players (among other things).

Heard about that, can it store nbt compounds maybe?

I know nothing about it...

 

And will it save across game sessions?

Heard about that, can it store nbt compounds maybe?

I know nothing about it...

 

And will it save across game sessions?

 

The data is stored as proper objects at runtime and saved to NBT on disk. It persists across game sessions.

When yoou say objects you mean i can also save custom objects? Like, my own?

When yoou say objects you mean i can also save custom objects? Like, my own?

 

Yes. You create the types that store your capability data at runtime, you write the code to read this from and write this to NBT.

Oh gosh, ill never understand it...

Is there a good tutorial for it somewhere?

Oh gosh, ill never understand it...

Is there a good tutorial for it somewhere?

 

I don't know of any tutorials, but you should read the official documentation page I linked in my first post.

 

For examples, you can look at the capabilities provided by Forge (look for usages of

CapabilityManager#register

), the capability test mod or my own mod's capabilities (API, implementation).

But you should read the official documentation page I linked in my first post.

Lead me to

Oh gosh, ill never understand it...

 

I never find the docs understandable for some reason.

 

Butt the

thecapability test mod

Really helped me understand most of it.... Still, I'll have to expirement with it myself but thanks alot for the help!