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By poopoodice · Posted
Hello! As title, I have an idea about "EntityBurnBySunlightEvent", which is triggered when entities like zombies, skeletons, and phantoms tries to burn under sunlight. I also noticed they are hard coded into each of their own livingTick() which means if the event is added, I will either trigger the event in every entity class that burns, or add a method in LivingEntity (since not every entity that burns are MonsterEntity). For example: public void setBurnBySunlight(int ticks) { ticks = ...EntityBurnBySunlightEvent(this, ticks); this.setFire(ticks); } call this, instead of directly call setFire() in their livingTick() The EntityBurnBySunlightEvent will have two parameters: (LivingEntity) and (Ticks to burn), and will be located in net.minecraftforge.event.entity.living.LivingEvent The user can modify the ticks that the entity given is going to burn, which allows the user to set it to 0 in order to prevent the burning of entity from happening. Any suggestions for this? Thanks -
By Jack Richard · Posted
I've been able to make it work now, using the NBT tags in the Item class, I'm able to pass the ItemStack to the screen. Thanks! -
By Jack Richard · Posted
Hi, I'm having trouble with opening my GUI, as the tile entity (extending ITickableTileEntity, among others) will erase all stored variables, retrieved from NBT. So this isn't a problem with NBT. Also, this is a 1.15 problem. I've tracked down the exact time that the variables reset, and it's when the GUI's screen is opened, createTileEntity() is triggered in the Block class, recreating the tile entity and overwriting the variables. Is there a way to stop this? Here's a snippet from my block's class. @Override public TileEntity createTileEntity(BlockState state, IBlockReader world) { return TileEntityTypes.TILE.get().create(); } @Override public boolean hasTileEntity(BlockState state) { return true; } Thanks for your help in advance, I'd be willing to send more code snippets and answer any questions. -
Oh, I gotcha. I'll use the other entity renderer's as reference, thanks. -
By imacatlolol · Posted
If you're not using a living entity, you'll have to implement the render method yourself in your renderer. Look at other non-living vanilla entity renderers for inspiration (BoatRenderer for example).
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