I ask here because i found no other way.

 

I do not really like the fml- & Modloader languagepack System.

 

Saw another way in IC2. Which was like that i want.

 

I tried to make my own look like this:

 

public class Language
{
     public static Configuration cc;
     public static String itemTesting = "Test";
     public void load()
     {
          try
          {
              itemTesting = cc.get("names", "testItem", "Test").getName();
          }
          catch(Exeption e)
          {
           }
           finally
          {
               cc.safe;
          }
}

public class ItemTesting extends Item
{
      public ItemTesting(int par1)
      {
           super(par1);
      }

      public String getItemDisplayName(ItemStack par1)
      {
           return Language.itemTesting;
      }
}

 

Now my Problem is the config does not work. He does not change the name^^" Whats the trouble?

 

 

That's a bad idea. You can't package a file accessed by Configuration with your mod, and you probably don't want to hardcode all your names (well, default names anyway.) I have a system if you like; you can find it here.

 

But, if you'd still rather your way, then I ask: how does the item name display?

public String getItemDisplayName(ItemStack par1).

 

This function acts as LanguageRegistry.addName(Object, String)

 

and with that you also can use it for meta. And it does not need a setItemName(String) function^^"

public String getItemDisplayName(ItemStack par1).

 

This function acts as LanguageRegistry.addName(Object, String)

 

and with that you also can use it for meta. And it does not need a setItemName(String) function^^"

True. But, as I said, why does it not work? How does it display?

It displays but the problem when you change it in the config (the static String) then he still stays at the old point (the String does not change).

It happens again i did find my way out.

 

The problem was at the config:

It happens again i did find my way out.

 

The problem was at the config:

itemTesting = cc.get("names", "testItem", "test").getName();

 

The getName() was the problem so he always load the default.

 

so i changed into this:

itemTesting = cc.get("names", "testItem", "test").value;

And it works good. Its working YAY!