hai so i manage to make a Cfg file that currently look likes this

 

# Configuration file

stats {
    I:experienceValue=15
}

 

i want to know how i could pull the number of the experienceValue for my custom mob entity

 

any help for this noob? 

Minecraft is Java so you can use standard Java methods for manipulating (reading/writing/changing) files.

 

If you want to use the built-in configuration system see: https://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/config/annotations/

What do you mean by 

13 minutes ago, Jenssons said:

manage to make a Cfg file that currently look likes this

Did you create the file in a text editor? Using the @Config annotation system? Using the Configuration class?

 

You need to either use the @Config annotation system or the Configuration class. If you are using the annotation system it is as simple as referencing a field from the annotated class. If you are using Configuration you will need to load it in the FMLPreInitializationEvent and store to a field. You can then obtain the values by using Configuration#get to get a property and then use one of the getters of the Property to actually get the value. For example:

Configuration cfg = ... // Read in FMLPreInitializationEvent.

int experienceValue = cgf.get("stats", "experienceValue", 15).getInt();

 

4 minutes ago, V0idWa1k3r said:

What do you mean by 

Did you create the file in a text editor? Using the @Config annotation system? Using the Configuration class?

 

You need to either use the @Config annotation system or the Configuration class. If you are using the annotation system it is as simple as referencing a field from the annotated class. If you are using Configuration you will need to load it in the FMLPreInitializationEvent and store to a field. You can then obtain the values by using Configuration#get to get a property and then use one of the getters of the Property to actually get the value. For example:

Configuration cfg = ... // Read in FMLPreInitializationEvent.

int experienceValue = cgf.get("stats", "experienceValue", 15).getInt();

 

yeah i used the ConfigHandler.writeConfig way xP

 

(i have no idea what im looking for so linking me to that doct is confusing)

Edited October 19, 20186 yr by Jenssons

well i cant figure this out. :L

27 minutes ago, Jenssons said:

well i cant figure this out. :L

You can read this if you want to use the annotation system to create your config.

 

Or in your FMLPreInitializationEvent method you can call FMLPreInitializaionEvent#getSuggestedConfigFile() which will give you a File with the suggested path(a cfg file in the config directory with your mods modid as the file name).

 

Then you can create a new instance of Configuration with said File instance and then use the methods within that instance to construct your config file and load data into fields.