GUI won't open when right-clicking.

[Davidobot]

So I have a block which opens a GUI just fine, but when I implement that into an item it doesn't open! Any ideas?

 

Item Class:

package mod.Item;

import mod.MagikBase;
import mod.lib.GuiIDs;
import mod.proxy.CommonProxy;
import net.minecraft.entity.player.EntityPlayer;
import net.minecraft.item.Item;
import net.minecraft.item.ItemStack;
import net.minecraft.world.World;

public class portableMagik extends Item {

public portableMagik(int par1) {
	super(par1);
	// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
}

@Override
public String getTextureFile()
{
    	return CommonProxy.ITEMS_PNG;
}

@Override
public ItemStack onItemRightClick(ItemStack par1ItemStack, World par2World, EntityPlayer entityplayer)
{
	entityplayer.openGui(MagikBase.instance, GuiIDs.CRAFTER, entityplayer.worldObj, (int) entityplayer.posX, (int) entityplayer.posY, (int) entityplayer.posZ);
	return par1ItemStack;
}
}

[Maexx]

If you've done it with a block before, you've probably done a check for the Blocks TileEntity in the GuiHandler and probably also used it in the Container class, the item doesn't have a TileEntity of course. You'll have to leave that check out and change the Container class around a bit.

[Davidobot]

If you've done it with a block before, you've probably done a check for the Blocks TileEntity in the GuiHandler and probably also used it in the Container class, the item doesn't have a TileEntity of course. You'll have to leave that check out and change the Container class around a bit.

Ok, I'll try that asap.

[shadowmage4513]

It could also be that onItemRightClick is only firing server side, which of course is not going to open any GUIs.

 

also, you are skipping the FML call, which handles the server-client comms packet to open the GUI client side if the call is made on the server.

 

use

if(!world.isremote)

{

FMLNetworkHandler.openGUI(params....<same as your openGUI call>)

}

 

in your onRightClick code. 

 

This will also require a properly setup IGuiHandler.

 

 

Then, simply do the openGUI call on server side and it will both open the container server side (if used), and open the GUI client side.  (Note, if you return NULL from the server getGuiElement method, it will NOT send the openGUI packet to client side, so these must be GuiContainer instances (even if just populated with an empty/dummy container)).