Hello everybody! First of all sorry for my bad English, I'm from Spain .

Could You help me? I'm learning how to make mods with forge.  I'm creating a mod called "Olives" (Yes, it's weird). Now, I want to create a custom tree that spawns in certain biomes like Forests and Plains. The point is that I don't know how to make the necessary code. I'm very disappointed because I can't find any tutorial for 1.5 about it. Sorry again for my bad English .Tell me if you need some more information.

Never tried creating Trees/Biomes etc so can't help you there but what I will say is find a tutorial for 1.4.7 or closest to, follow it then when you hit errors you can post specific questions based upon the errors found. 1.5 couldn't of broken it too much so I'm sure the underlining system are still pretty much the same.

Hello and thank you for comment. I will do as you said and if I get errors I'll put them here. Now only remains to find a good tutorial. Thank you again

 

 

Modif: I have tried a 1.4.7 tutorial, but it has not worked. Do not know of any tutorial for 1.4.7 or 1.5? Please . Thanks!

Anyone? Please :C

try my tutorial it still works for 1.5 all u have to do is follow the video dont download the src code because that doesnt work

part 1 blocks:

 

part 2 genration:

Hello! TheGrovesyProject101 thank you very much but I still can not make it work. I followed the tutorials but my tree is not generated in the world (I've been exploring a lot but I didn't find it). The matter is that code does not give me any error...Thanks anyway.

The fact that the code ain't giving an error means that the code's syntax is valid. Not that it will do as you intended.

When it get's errors before you run it, the errors are with the syntax or grammar of your code if you will.

When it crashes at runtime it encounters something it didn't know how to handle, like nothing where it expected something(Null pointer exception).

 

But when it does neither and does not produce the wanted result, the code is still wrong. It's just allowed to type it out that way you did so you get no pre-compile errors

 

If you want help tough, post your mainmod file at pastbin.com (USE JAVA SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTNING!!!) and give us the link.

Also include code for blocks and the generation files etc.

 

Then we can help you figure out where your problem is located so you can fix it.

Hello! Here are all the mod files:

 

 

MainClass:

 

http://pastebin.com/bWYR3W8f

 

Olive:

 

http://pastebin.com/AJ6CQHJp

 

OliveBlock:

 

http://pastebin.com/2reVmetE

 

TutLeaf:

 

http://pastebin.com/cZFc570y

 

TutLog:

 

http://pastebin.com/qFLYJ41x

 

TutSapling:

 

http://pastebin.com/XpmzRZMp

 

TutWorldGen:

 

http://pastebin.com/R8BqFVg9

 

WorldGenTutTree:

 

http://pastebin.com/yc0My0cd

 

 

 

When I solve the error I will change the names of the class files. Thank you

 

 

put this in the load method

GameRegistry.registerWorldGenerator(new TutWorldGen());

and put @Init above the load method. It should look like this

@Init
public void load ()

and get rid of the extra set of {} that comess right after the load method on the same line

Hello and tank you soooo much . My trees generates normaly without errors, but How can I use bonemeal with my custom sapling? I tried to put some bonemeal on but it doesn't work. Finally, using the tutorial from TheGrovesyProject101, How can I put the textures? Sorry but it is my first time creating a custom tree . Thank you !!

You should go check out this page!

It should give you some better understanding of the @Init and @Mod annotations as well as help you get your textures and blocks working.

For information on Textures and Icons as of 1.5.X read AtomicStryker's post about it

 

As for Bonemeal to work, I believe that one is quite easy to fix but did you try something from a tutorial which didn't work or did I misunderstand your post?

If the tutorial code didn't work for you then share your code for the sappling and whatever you modified to get the bonemeal to work. (like your mainMod file).

 

Thank you very much. It has now been solved ;D.