Anyone know if their was a a way to add a new fuel? (Similar to the new Coal Block)

 

I have searched many sites and I haven't found anything that works in 1.5.2

 

Any help would be appreciated

package chibill.AdditionalCrafting;
import net.minecraft.item.Item;
import net.minecraft.item.ItemStack;
import cpw.mods.fml.common.IFuelHandler;

public class FuelHandler implements IFuelHandler {
@Override
public int getBurnTime(ItemStack fuel) {


	int var1 = fuel.itemID;

	if(var1 == Item.book.itemID){
		return 300;
	}else if(var1 == Base.NetherStone.itemID){
		return 40000;
	}else
		return 0;
	}

}

 

In its own class then in base class

 

GameRegistry.registerFuelHandler(new FuelHandler());

which Base do I import

 

 

I believe that "Base" is something like, YourModBase...

 

So as a rewrite... :

public class FuelHandler implements IFuelHandler {
@Override
public int getBurnTime(ItemStack fuel) {


	int var1 = fuel.itemID;

	if(var1 == Item.book.itemID){
		return 300;
	}else if(var1 == YourModBase.itemYouWantAsFuel.itemID){
		return 40000;
	}else
		return 0;
	}

}

 

in "YourModBase":

GameRegistry.registerFuelHandler(new FuelHandler());

Thank you very much, i have been searching for days and It works

By the way, would it be possible to make a block a fuel (like the Coal Block in 1.6), because i keep getting a cannot make a static reference to a non-static object error

By the way, would it be possible to make a block a fuel (like the Coal Block in 1.6), because i keep getting a cannot make a static reference to a non-static object error

 

That would be a problem with the way you have registered the block then.

 

And it would be something like this:

[EDIT]

public class FuelHandler implements IFuelHandler {
@Override
public int getBurnTime(ItemStack fuel) {

	int var1 = fuel.itemID;

	if(var1 == Item.book.itemID){
		return 300;
	}else if(var1 == YourModBase.itemYouWantAsFuel.itemID){
		return 40000;
	} else if(var1 == YourModBase.blockYouWantAsFuel.blockID){
                        return 12345;
                } else
		return 0;
	}

}

I tried it again and it works, thanks Mew and ChiBill for all the help