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So i am trying to make living entity to have a container and a way to access that with a gui, i been able to attach a gui before but not a container. I learned how to add a tile entity to a black and container and a gui doing so, but now i am trying to apply what i learned to a living entity or a living entity base. I notice in base code it already has the NBT stuff that one would usually apply to a block entity so i think i should use that. but i am not sure what i am doing. as as far as I learned i still need a tile entity to use with a container. can any one offer some advice or some help with this matter

Try looking at the class EntityHorse to see how it opens the GUI of the horse.

 

EDIT: found something at line 750

Edited by Leomelonseeds

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Seems like horse class is a class that extending other classes that extend others. is that sometimes what is required for using methods from multiple of classes>

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Say if i wanted my own entity class that extends Entityliving class could i use it as an entity living class and can i use its methods by overriding?

Well look at the horse code. It implements IInventoryChangedListener, so you will probably want to implement that too.

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Wow, now i dont know where to start... reading the abstract horse class i learned that it has a container class that it calls to it but no entity class, or is it a entity class all on its own

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1 hour ago, Leomelonseeds said:

Try looking at the class EntityHorse to see how it opens the GUI of the horse.

 

EDIT: found something at line 750

My entity horse only goes to 300 something what do u mean

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Also not concearned about opening the gui, i am concerned about the data saving of the entityliving slots and the container is required for all of this to work

i am also guessing u meant 250

Edited by clowcadia

What you need to do is the same thing you would for a TileEntity. Create a IItemHandlerModifiable field in your Entity and override hasCapability and getCapability in your Entities class. Read the docs specifically the Using an Existing Capability section.

VANILLA MINECRAFT CLASSES ARE THE BEST RESOURCES WHEN MODDING

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Not a block. Treat your Entity like you would a TileEntity for this.

1 hour ago, Animefan8888 said:

What you need to do is the same thing you would for a TileEntity.

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