I don't know what is wrong with my code:

My Item class:

public class MobBallItem extends Item 
{ 
    public MobBallItem() 
    { 
        super(new Properties().maxStackSize(1)); 
        setRegistryName(MobFighters.MODID, "mob_ball"); //MODID = "mobfighters"
    } 
}

 

My Item registry:

@Mod.EventBusSubscriber(modid = MobFighters.MODID, bus = Bus.MOD) //MODID = mobfighters
public class Registry
{
    @SubscribeEvent
    public static void registerItems(RegistryEvent.Register<Item> registry)
    {
        registry.getRegistry().register(Items.MOB_BALL);
    }
}

 

And the model path is: assets/mobfighters/models/item/mob_ball.json

 

Maybe it's because I didn't register the model location. But the error message reads "...java.io.FileNotFoundException: mobfighters:models/item/mob_ball.json"

I tried to register the model, but the documentation doesn't seem to be up-to-date, since it reads

Quote

...(Items) must be registered to their models manually. This is done through ModelLoader.setCustomModelResourceLocation. This method takes the item, a metadata value, and a ModelResourceLocation, and registers a mapping[...]

but the ModelLoader class doesn't contain the setCustomModelResourceLocation method anymore. I also skipped through a 20min long tutorial on items and nowhere does the guy register any models (or maybe I just missed it).

1 hour ago, Keheck said:

(Items.MOB_BALL);

Show this.

1 hour ago, Keheck said:

...(Items) must be registered to their models manually. This is done through ModelLoader.setCustomModelResourceLocation.

This is no longer true.

39 minutes ago, Draco18s said:

This is no longer true.

I know, I said this:

1 hour ago, Keheck said:

I tried to register the model, but the documentation doesn't seem to be up-to-date, since it reads(...)

 

39 minutes ago, Draco18s said:

1 hour ago, Keheck said:

(Items.MOB_BALL);

Show this.

There:

public class Items 
{ 
    public static final MobBallItem MOB_BALL = new MobBallItem(); 
}

If you meant that...

Edited March 28, 20205 yr by Keheck

1 hour ago, Keheck said:

There:

public class Items 
{ 
    public static final MobBallItem MOB_BALL = new MobBallItem(); 
}

If you meant that...

Problematic Code #14

10 hours ago, Draco18s said:

Problematic Code #14

The model's still not showing. Still same error message

Not that I expected much, the item itself was still being registered, just not the model

Edited March 29, 20205 yr by Keheck

Please post your codebase as a github repository, it makes it much easier to read and see how things fit together.

 

Also, please post complete logs, not just the lines you think are important. Spoiler tags (the eyeball button in the toolbar when creating a post) help make the thread not be 10 miles long.

I have opened a repository now. The current version is on the "WIP" branch. If you want to test the project yourself, however, it needs to be setup as if you just setup a clean project. I don't know how gradle behaves when you change systems like the IDE so I wanted to be sure.

Oh, and here's the log.

Edited March 29, 20205 yr by Keheck

36 minutes ago, Ugdhar said:

Also, please post complete logs

 

39 minutes ago, Ugdhar said:

Also, please post complete logs

Spoiler

Do you mean debug.log? It's 10.000 lines are you sure?

 

Yup, if you can host it on an external paste site and post a link here that's probably best, otherwise use spoiler tags

49 minutes ago, Ugdhar said:

Yup, if you can host it on an external paste site and post a link here that's probably best, otherwise use spoiler tags

I uploaded it to my github repo here.

So it looks like perhaps your folder structure in your resources is broken a little bit, instead of being assets/mobfighters/models/item you have assets.mobfighters/models/item

 

Ah ok. I thought since folders coming in sequence in IntelliJ are seperated by a dot I could just name them "foo.bar" and it would be fine. Silly me...

Thanks for your help it's working now.

Edited March 29, 20205 yr by Keheck

3 minutes ago, Keheck said:

Ah ok. I thought since folders coming in sequence in IntelliJ are seperated by a dot I could just name them "foo.bar" and it would be fine. Silly me...

Thanks for your help it's working now.

Yeah, didn't notice it at first until I saw on github that the folders are separated by a slash, so the one with the dot was considered a single folder name. Glad it helped!