Is There A Reason stackSize Is Not Visible In The Class Item.ItemStack? (1.11)

[gurujive]

I can see it right here..... I don't know what's going on here... 

So I figured I'd ask... I am in need of this.

 

    public static final DecimalFormat DECIMALFORMAT = new DecimalFormat("#.##");
    /** Size of the stack. */
    private int stackSize;
    /** Number of animation frames to go when receiving an item (by walking into it, for example). */
    private int animationsToGo;

[loordgek]

you nee to use

 

    public void func_190917_f(int p_190917_1_)
    {
        this.func_190920_e(this.stackSize + p_190917_1_);
    }

    public void func_190918_g(int p_190918_1_)
    {
        this.func_190917_f(-p_190918_1_);
    }

[gurujive]

stackSize, that's about all I got from that. 

[gurujive]

func_190920_e

⇒

setStackSize

func_190917_f

⇒

increaseStackSize

func_190918_g

⇒

decreaseStackSize

 

meh..... I hope I can get this to start working.... The item shows up in the named tab but when I throw it, it disappears and doesn't render... It flies through the air and can hit things like entities and do damage and make noise, but its invisible....

 

edit:

New mdk update... i'll see how it goes *fingers crossed*

 

edit2:

Its cool. (please keep this going on EntityRegistry.registerModEntity( 64, 107, true);

[jeffryfisher]

Just in case somebody failed to see the obvious in the OP:

 private int stackSize;

 

"Private" means that the field can't be seen outside of its own class (not even extensions can see it). The solution was to find a public method that would divulge it. In this version, the public method is camouflaged (obfuscated) by its SRG name.

 

Expect that to change to a friendlier name by the next time you update your mod. In fact, you should do your future self a favor by leaving a comment to yourself in your code.

[gurujive]

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alright, I got it memorized now. 

[trollworkout]

there's one more function that's missing 

 

func_190916_E = get stack size

1.10 stack.stackSize 

1.11 stack.func_190916_E()

 

and no it's not same as

func_190920_e= set stack size

 

haha  close but not quite