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[1.14.4] Display names are shown in RunClient but not in actual game.

Posted November 24, 20195 yr

Like in the title.
I've included display names for all of my mod's items in the en_US.json file. When I launch:

gradlew RunClient

all the names are displayed properly. But after I export the mod running:

gradlew build

and putting my mod file from /build/libs into the .minecraft/mods folder and launch the actual game, the names are displayed as item.modid.itemname.
My selected language on both RunClient and actual Minecraft is English (US).
Did I forget something or am I doing something wrong?

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https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jvfs7y1kkk3tfaq/AABBPAQcr02vbzuZpn6-9iK0a?dl=0

Main file: /src/main/java/com/xander402/wildnaturechemistryaddon/WNChemistryAddon.java

Items list: /src/main/java/com/xander402/wildnaturechemistryaddon/lists/ItemList.java

Registered in: /src/main/java/com/xander402/wildnaturechemistryaddon/RegistryEvents.java

Edited November 24, 20195 yr by Xander402

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public class Xander402 extends Modder implements IForumMember {
    int javaExperience, moddingExperience;
    LearningWay preferredLearningWay;
    public Xander402() {
        this.javaExperience = BIG;
        this.moddingExperience = NOT_SO_BIG;
        this.preferredLearningWay = LearningWay.through("exampes");
      	super(/*displayName*/"Xander402", /*moddingSince*/"1.9", preferredLearningWay);
    }
    @Override
    public Goal getReasonOfJoining(Forum forum) { return new Goal(() -> { while (true) moddingExperience++; }); }
}

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November 24, 20195 yr

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Really? ? What a silly reason.. Thank you, anyway. Works fine now.

Edited November 24, 20195 yr by Xander402

A few bytes about me:

public class Xander402 extends Modder implements IForumMember {
    int javaExperience, moddingExperience;
    LearningWay preferredLearningWay;
    public Xander402() {
        this.javaExperience = BIG;
        this.moddingExperience = NOT_SO_BIG;
        this.preferredLearningWay = LearningWay.through("exampes");
      	super(/*displayName*/"Xander402", /*moddingSince*/"1.9", preferredLearningWay);
    }
    @Override
    public Goal getReasonOfJoining(Forum forum) { return new Goal(() -> { while (true) moddingExperience++; }); }
}

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