Hello I'm just trying to follow the forge doc but I can't get my mod detected.

I'm workin on Forge 1.15.2, I have a mistake on the modid, he tells me he's not recognized but why ? 

I've try to restart my IDE but is useless ! I think it's a silly mistake. I'm sorry, but I can't find it. 

 

Edited April 21, 20205 yr by floflolol

First of all, keep in mind that mod ids have to be entirely lowercase.

As for the error, it's value="modid" not modid="modid". You can also just type the mod id directly, so: @Mod("modid").

1 hour ago, floflolol said:

Hello I'm just trying to follow the forge doc but I can't get my mod detected.

I'm workin on Forge 1.15.2, I have a mistake on the modid, he tells me he's not recognized but why ? 

I've try to restart my IDE but is useless ! I think it's a silly mistake. I'm sorry, but I can't find it. 

 

1 hour ago, imacatlolol said:

First of all, keep in mind that mod ids have to be entirely lowercase.

As for the error, it's value="modid" not modid="modid". You can also just type the mod id directly, so: @Mod("modid").

Your modid needs to be all lowercase, as imacatlol said.

 

Quick Tip:

A tactic that I use in order to make sure that my modid is consistent throughout my code is simply create it as a static string in my "main" class, and then just reference it throughout the rest of the mod as MainMod.MODID . This way, I don't accidentally misspell it later on, and have to dig through my logs and code to find out what is causing such a simple error.

@Mod(MainClass.MODID)
public class MainClass
{
    public static final String MODID = "modid";
}

 

7 hours ago, imacatlolol said:

First of all, keep in mind that mod ids have to be entirely lowercase.

As for the error, it's value="modid" not modid="modid". You can also just type the mod id directly, so: @Mod("modid").

 

5 hours ago, ModMCdl said:

 

Your modid needs to be all lowercase, as imacatlol said.

 

Quick Tip:

A tactic that I use in order to make sure that my modid is consistent throughout my code is simply create it as a static string in my "main" class, and then just reference it throughout the rest of the mod as MainMod.MODID . This way, I don't accidentally misspell it later on, and have to dig through my logs and code to find out what is causing such a simple error.

@Mod(MainClass.MODID)
public class MainClass
{
    public static final String MODID = "modid";
}

 

Thank you for your help ! But I tried and it's not working. 

14 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

Please start with the MDK.

mcmod.info is not used anymore. You need a mods.toml, as shown in the MDK example.

Yes sorry, I just added it and configured it but it still doesn't seem to work 

3 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

That is not the correct location for the mods.toml file. Again, please refer to the MDK example.

Oh ! I thought the META-INF was optional! I'm really sorry, thanks anyway because it works now . ?

I tried to follow the doc (in 1.15.2 because that's the version I use) and it says to use the mcmod.info! There must be a mistake on the doc .

https://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/1.15.x/gettingstarted/structuring/

14 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

That is not the correct location for the mods.toml file. Again, please refer to the MDK example.

 

I see that ?

55 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

The 1.15 docs are outdated.

Can i follow the 1.14 docs for Forge 1.15 ?

Just now, diesieben07 said:

Sure.

Thanks you for your help ! ☺️