Hello. I'm making few tool sets.

It is my ToolAxe class:

package com.H_SerhatY.MoreStrenghtenedToolsMod.items.tools;

import com.H_SerhatY.MoreStrenghtenedToolsMod.Main;
import com.H_SerhatY.MoreStrenghtenedToolsMod.init.ModItems;
import com.H_SerhatY.MoreStrenghtenedToolsMod.util.IHasModel;

import net.minecraft.creativetab.CreativeTabs;
import net.minecraft.item.ItemAxe;

public class ToolAxe extends ItemAxe implements IHasModel{

	public ToolAxe(String name, ToolMaterial material)
	{
		super(material, 6.0F, -3.0F);
		
		setUnlocalizedName(name);
		setRegistryName(name);
		setCreativeTab(CreativeTabs.TOOLS);
		
		ModItems.ITEMS.add(this);
	}
	
	@Override
	public void registerModels() 
	{
		Main.proxy.registerItemRenderer(this, 0, "inventory");
	}

}

In the line:

		super(material, 6.0F, -3.0F);

We need to use 2 float value. But I don't want to use values because these values sets all of my axes. I don't want it. I want this system:

Sword: n+3

Axe: n+2

Pickaxe: n+1

Spade(Shovel): n

How can I do it?

3 hours ago, H_SerhatY said:

Hello. I'm making few tool sets.

It is my ToolAxe class:

package com.H_SerhatY.MoreStrenghtenedToolsMod.items.tools;

import com.H_SerhatY.MoreStrenghtenedToolsMod.Main;
import com.H_SerhatY.MoreStrenghtenedToolsMod.init.ModItems;
import com.H_SerhatY.MoreStrenghtenedToolsMod.util.IHasModel;

import net.minecraft.creativetab.CreativeTabs;
import net.minecraft.item.ItemAxe;

public class ToolAxe extends ItemAxe implements IHasModel{

	public ToolAxe(String name, ToolMaterial material)
	{
		super(material, 6.0F, -3.0F);
		
		setUnlocalizedName(name);
		setRegistryName(name);
		setCreativeTab(CreativeTabs.TOOLS);
		
		ModItems.ITEMS.add(this);
	}
	
	@Override
	public void registerModels() 
	{
		Main.proxy.registerItemRenderer(this, 0, "inventory");
	}

}

In the line:

		super(material, 6.0F, -3.0F);

We need to use 2 float value. But I don't want to use values because these values sets all of my axes. I don't want it. I want this system:

Sword: n+3

Axe: n+2

Pickaxe: n+1

Spade(Shovel): n

How can I do it?

Pass different values into ththe constructor?

public class BasicToolPrefabAxe extends ItemAxe implements IHasModel
{

    public BasicToolPrefabAxe(String name,ToolMaterial material,String tool,int level,float AttackDamage,float AttackSpeed,int SetMaxStackSize)
    {
        super(material, AttackDamage, AttackSpeed);
        setUnlocalizedName(name);
        setRegistryName(name);
        setCreativeTab(CreativeTabs.TOOLS);
        setHarvestLevel(tool,level);
        setMaxStackSize(SetMaxStackSize);

        BasicItemRegistry.ITEMS.add(this);
    }
    public void registerModels(){UTOMod.proxy.registerItemRenderer(this, 0, "inventory");}
}

in the first set of values, your setting the values that can be changed in other classes,

9 hours ago, H_SerhatY said:

In the line:

		super(material, 6.0F, -3.0F);

We need to use 2 float value. But I don't want to use values because these values sets all of my axes. I don't want it. I want this system:

Sword: n+3

Axe: n+2

Pickaxe: n+1

Spade(Shovel): n

How can I do it?

In this, what is n?

1 minute ago, Cadiboo said:

In this, what is n?

Any value(in numbers).

1 minute ago, H_SerhatY said:

Any value(in numbers).

So a random number?

Edited August 6, 20187 yr by Cadiboo

11 minutes ago, Cadiboo said:

So a random number?

No. For example, if I set n to 12, my tools' attack damage going to set like this;

Sword: 15

Axe: 14(in previous versions, it's going to set like this.)

Pickaxe: 13

Shovel: 12

I want to say this. 

Edited August 6, 20187 yr by H_SerhatY

19 minutes ago, Cadiboo said:

So a random number?

I want to say this...

public static final ToolMaterial MATERIAL_REINFORCED_EMERALD_MK4 = EnumHelper.addToolMaterial("material_reinforced_emerald_mk4", 219, 127544, 751.0F, 425.0F, 961);

This is my tool material. In second FLOAT value, we're set an attack damage.

It's set to 425.0F so my sword's attack damage is set to 429.

And I want my axe's attack damage is set to 428.

And another example:

public static final ToolMaterial MATERIAL_REINFORCED_IRON_INGOT_MK4 = EnumHelper.addToolMaterial("material_reinforced_iron_ingot_mk4", 29, 3269, 76.0F, 72.0F, 184);

This is my other tool material(I have a lot of this.). In second FLOAT value, we're set an attack damage.

It's set to 72.0F so my sword's attack damage is set to 76.

And I want my axe's attack damage is set to 75.

Do you understand?

 

1 minute ago, H_SerhatY said:

I want to say this...

public static final ToolMaterial MATERIAL_REINFORCED_EMERALD_MK4 = EnumHelper.addToolMaterial("material_reinforced_emerald_mk4", 219, 127544, 751.0F, 425.0F, 961);

This is my tool material. In second FLOAT value, we're set an attack damage.

It's set to 425.0F so my sword's attack damage is set to 429.

And I want my axe's attack damage is set to 428.

And another example:

public static final ToolMaterial MATERIAL_REINFORCED_IRON_INGOT_MK4 = EnumHelper.addToolMaterial("material_reinforced_iron_ingot_mk4", 29, 3269, 76.0F, 72.0F, 184);

This is my other tool material(I have a lot of this.). In second FLOAT value, we're set an attack damage.

It's set to 72.0F so my sword's attack damage is set to 76.

And I want my axe's attack damage is set to 75.

Do you understand?

 

I think so, whats wrong with that code?

This code is sets all my axe's attack damage to 7. AND I DON'T WANT IT.

why not just pass n in the constructor?

 

public ToolAxe(String name, ToolMaterial material, int n)
	{
		super(material, 6.0F + n, -3.0F + n);
		
		setUnlocalizedName(name);
		setRegistryName(name);
		setCreativeTab(CreativeTabs.TOOLS);
		
		ModItems.ITEMS.add(this);
	}

 

1 minute ago, Cadiboo said:

why not just pass n in the constructor?

 

public ToolAxe(String name, ToolMaterial material, int n)
	{
		super(material, 6.0F + n, -3.0F + n);
		
		setUnlocalizedName(name);
		setRegistryName(name);
		setCreativeTab(CreativeTabs.TOOLS);
		
		ModItems.ITEMS.add(this);
	}

 

I will try it.

2 minutes ago, Cadiboo said:

why not just pass n in the constructor?

 

public ToolAxe(String name, ToolMaterial material, int n)
	{
		super(material, 6.0F + n, -3.0F + n);
		
		setUnlocalizedName(name);
		setRegistryName(name);
		setCreativeTab(CreativeTabs.TOOLS);
		
		ModItems.ITEMS.add(this);
	}

 

It's caused an error in ModItems class. And it's want to delete the n parameter.

This is my axe item:

public static final ItemAxe REINFORCED_EMERALD_MK4_AXE = new ToolAxe("reinforced_emerald_mk4_axe", MATERIAL_REINFORCED_EMERALD_MK4);

In there:

new ToolAxe("reinforced_emerald_mk4_axe", MATERIAL_REINFORCED_EMERALD_MK4);

It wants to add the n parameter to there or delete it from ToolAxe class.

8 minutes ago, H_SerhatY said:

This is my axe item:

public static final ItemAxe REINFORCED_EMERALD_MK4_AXE = new ToolAxe("reinforced_emerald_mk4_axe", MATERIAL_REINFORCED_EMERALD_MK4);

In there:

new ToolAxe("reinforced_emerald_mk4_axe", MATERIAL_REINFORCED_EMERALD_MK4);

It wants to add the n parameter to there or delete it from ToolAxe class.

then add the n parameter?

5 hours ago, Cadiboo said:

then add the n parameter?

It's worked. Now I can continue with already enchanted items.

I really need this one.

Edited August 6, 20187 yr by H_SerhatY