Break speed 1.12.2?

[skyrewind]

I was wondering how can I can the breaking speed of blocks. I have my blocks registered in my init package and when I go in game and break them they instantly drop (I'm not in creative lol) so I need to know how to change this so it takes a longer time to break

[Animefan8888]

10 minutes ago, skyrewind said:

I was wondering how can I can the breaking speed of blocks. I have my blocks registered in my init package and when I go in game and break them they instantly drop (I'm not in creative lol) so I need to know how to change this so it takes a longer time to break

Block#setHardness

[skyrewind]

13 minutes ago, Animefan8888 said:

Block#setHardness

Where do I put that at though? my init?

[Animefan8888]

Just now, skyrewind said:

Where do I put that at though? my init?

In your blocks class constructor, or when you create your block instance.

[skyrewind]

16 minutes ago, Animefan8888 said:

In your blocks class constructor, or when you create your block instance.

I still don't follow, I am new and still learning. I have this:   public static final Block BLOCK_OF_WITHER_ESSENCE = new BlockBase("block_of_wither_essence", Material.IRON); how would I insert it there?

[Animefan8888]

Just now, skyrewind said:

public static final Block BLOCK_OF_WITHER_ESSENCE

Don't initialize your blocks in a static initializer.

1 minute ago, skyrewind said:

new BlockBase("block_of_wither_essence", Material.IRON)

.setHardness(Float)

[jomoetnt]

If you still have problems I have recently been working on a mod and it has a titanium ore block and this is direct code from the constructor: 

this.blockHardness = 3.0F;
this.blockResistance = 3.0F;

Resistance refers to explosion resistance and hardness refers to mining with a pickaxe.

 

[skyrewind]

28 minutes ago, jomoetnt said:

If you still have problems I have recently been working on a mod and it has a titanium ore block and this is direct code from the constructor: 

this.blockHardness = 3.0F;
this.blockResistance = 3.0F;

Resistance refers to explosion resistance and hardness refers to mining with a pickaxe.

 

    public static final Block BLOCK_OF_WITHER_ESSENCE = new BlockBase("block_of_wither_essence", Material.IRON);
    {
        this.blockHardness = 3.0F;
        this.blockResistance = 3.0F;
    }

 

I did this but am getting red lines underneath blockHardness and blockResistance. Is this correct?

[Animefan8888]

7 minutes ago, skyrewind said:

I did this but am getting red lines underneath blockHardness and blockResistance. Is this correct?

Do you know Java?

 

[Draco18s]

If you have red lines it is NOT CORRECT.

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[skyrewind]

3 minutes ago, Animefan8888 said:

Do you know Java?

 

I'm learning... I learned HTML and CSS along with the basics of C++ by throwing myself in and asking questions.. All I want to know is what the string should look like I don't know where to put blockHardness

[Animefan8888]

1 minute ago, skyrewind said:

I'm learning... I learned HTML and CSS along with the basics of C++ by throwing myself in and asking questions.. All I want to know is what the string should look like I don't know where to put blockHardness

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This is the support section for those modding with Forge. Help with modding goes in here, however, please keep in mind that this is not a Java school. You are expected to have basic knowledge of Java before posting here.

Though, you should know what a constructor is and what classes are if you have some experience in C++. Also static initializer is when you initialize something when you declare it and it is static, or when you declare static {// Code}.

[skyrewind]

1 minute ago, Animefan8888 said:

Though, you should know what a constructor is and what classes are if you have some experience in C++. Also static initializer is when you initialize something when you declare it and it is static, or when you declare static {// Code}.

Well thank you for the help, I do appreciate it. Sorry to bother you

[jomoetnt]

EDIT:

I've been told giving people complete code is not acceptable on this forum so I have removed my post.

Edited July 22, 2018 by jomoetnt