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[Draco18s]

Show your code. 

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[daruskiy]

I dont see in your code anywhere where you are actually calling the method RegisterRenders which would hook the modellocation. Are you versed in Java? If not I would highly suggest at least looking into some java crashcourses and not blindly following tutorials. This is supported by the fact that your log doesnt even have any errors for the item model in the first place, as it has no item model to reference to. You are following a 1.11 tutorial in the 1.12 environment that uses a new system for registries. 

 

If you want a tutorial on how to registry items in 1.12 (albeit still messy), check this channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUAawSqNFBEj-bxguJyJL9g/videos

 

Again if your not familiar with Java please learn it properly instead of blindly following tutorials, otherwise you will not know what your code is doing and why it is doing it and in the end you are just wasting your own time since you woulddnt understand it.

Edited December 28, 2017 by daruskiy

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[Aarilight]

You're still not registering your items or their models. See the Forge Docs

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[Matryoshika]

This tutorial is not the best, on a couple of notes:

1. There is not, and never has been, a "CommonProxy". Per definition, a Minecraft-proxy can only be either Client-side only, or Server-Side, the very antonym of "common". "CommonProxy" is a misnomer and based on faulty logic.
2. Never call ForgeRegistries#<REGISTRY>#register. Use the RegistryEvent's for this. ForgeRegistries is, and I quote the documentation, "...a central place to access registries directly... queries and iterations can use this"

15 hours ago, erose524 said:

and now the item isn't even in the game

Likely due to #2.

 

The code for setting the models, is never actually called. Just because you have the method doesn't mean it's gonna get used. Use the ModelRegistryEvent, and for each of your items with IHasModel, call IHasModel::registerModel.

[daruskiy]

@Subscribe
    public static void onItemRegister(RegistryEvent.Register<Item> event) {
        event.getRegistry().registerAll(ItemInit.ITEMS.toArray(new Item[0]));
    }

 

replace @Subscribe w/ @SubscribeEvent 

 

reference:

@SubscribeEvent
public void registerBlocks(RegistryEvent.Register<Block> event) {
    event.getRegistry().registerAll(block1, block2, ...);
}

Retrieved from: http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/concepts/registries/

Edited December 28, 2017 by daruskiy