Quick question, how do i add my item to the fishingrod as a fish.

 

i used to do it with addfish and with the weighted method but since i updated to 1.10 the last one doenst seem to work anymore, ideas?

You may want to look at my helper class I use:

https://github.com/Draco18s/ReasonableRealism/blob/master/src/main/java/com/draco18s/hardlib/util/LootUtils.java

And  what function of that class do i use to make my item spawn in the gameplay.fishing.fish loot table? do i do that in the same class or a seperate one?

public static void addItemToTable(ResourceLocation gameplayFishingFish, Item item, int weight, float numRolls, float probability, int minQuantity, int maxQuantity, float minLootBonus, float maxLootBonus, String name) {

addItemToTable(LootTableList.GAMEPLAY_FISHING_FISH, RunecraftItems.RawAnchovies, 0, 0, weight, minQuantity, maxQuantity, minLootBonus, maxLootBonus, name);

}

 

And  what function of that class do i use to make my item spawn in the gameplay.fishing.fish loot table? do i do that in the same class or a seperate one?

 

No, you subscribe to the LootTableLoadEvent, and when the gameplay.fishing.fish loot table is loaded, you get it's loot table and call addItemToTable(...) passing the appropriate arguments.

e.g.:

https://github.com/Draco18s/ReasonableRealism/blob/master/src/main/java/com/draco18s/farming/FarmingEventHandler.java#L428

 

@SubscribeEvent

public void lootTableLoad(LootTableLoadEvent event) {

LootCondition[] chance;

LootCondition[] lootingEnchant;

LootFunction[] count;

LootEntryItem[] item;

LootPool newPool;

if(event.getName().getResourcePath().equals("gameplay.fishing.fish")) {

LootTable loot = event.getTable();

AddlootHandler.addItemToTable(loot, RunecraftItems.RawAnchovies, 10000000, 2, 1, 3, 5, 0, 1, "RawAnchovies");

}

}

}

 

 

Ok?  What's your question/problem?

Well, google told me that the weight is sort of a % of how common the item is i used the method i posted above and made the weight very high but it doesnt want to appear on the rod...

While that's what it's for I'm not sure it's actually used the way you think it is.  I know that for entities like cows, the weight is irrelevant because there's only one entry in the pool.

 

Let me look at fish for a minute.

 

Ah, ok.

 

So my LootUtils class is not constructed to properly handle adding items to the fishing tables because: I have them added as new pools and vanilla is going to ignore it.  Along with a few loot functions that aren't needed (unclear if having a stack other than size 1 is relevant, applicable, or allowed for fishing).

 

You'll want to get a reference to the LootPool named "main" (there's a

table#getPool(name)

method) and you'll want to insert a new LootEntry to it.