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[1.14-1.15] Is it better to create a custum item to act as an entity spawnegg or to use the vanilla spawnegg item?


Mekelaina

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Sorry if this is a dumb question, but i was following mcjty's tutorial for 1.14-1.15 and he went the route of creating a custom item that would act as a spawnegg, as opposed to using the vanilla item. claiming that in order to use the vanilla system, you'd have to register the entities before items because the EntityType<?> variable in the SpawnEggItem class is final. At least that's how I understood it, I could be wrong. It just seems weird to me to circumvent the vanilla system in this case. like since its something basically every modder is gonna use (if they add entities) you'd think there would either be a forge spawn item or you'd just use the vanilla. I just wanted to get some opinions on what way would be better/nicer. Is it bad practice to register entities before items? or is there another reason that I'm just not familiar with? I'm basically a novice here.

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I believe you can create (NOT register) the entitytype in your item regster event, to use in your spawn egg setup, then register that entitytype you created during the entitytype register event.

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