Again me,

 

the title basically says it. I'm using a reflection method in my main class to prevent chopping wood with your bare hands, so that you'll need proper tools to actually chop the wood. Works fine so far, but when trying to chop the wood with one of my newly imported copper axe (which I assume is the proper tool), it does not harvest the wooden block. Either it does not get recognized as tool, or it is recognized as weapon. But then, there seems to benothing wrong with the code?

 

Axe Code

 

package MetallurgyRealism;

import net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.IconRegister;
import net.minecraft.creativetab.CreativeTabs;
import net.minecraft.item.EnumToolMaterial;
import net.minecraft.item.ItemAxe;

public class ToolAxeCopper extends ItemAxe{

public ToolAxeCopper(int i, EnumToolMaterial enumToolMaterial){
	super(i, enumToolMaterial);
	setMaxStackSize(1);
	setCreativeTab(MetallurgyRealismModBase.MetallurgyRealismTab);
}

@Override
public void registerIcons(IconRegister iconRegister)
{
	itemIcon = iconRegister.registerIcon("MetallurgyRealism:axecopper");
}

}

 

Enum Code

 

public static EnumToolMaterial CopperMaterial = EnumHelper.addToolMaterial("CopperMaterial", 3, 5, 15.0F, 1, 15);

 

Register and ID code

 

public static Item toolAxeCopper;
int toolAxeCopperID = 6029;
toolAxeCopper = new ToolAxeCopper(toolAxeCopperID, CopperMaterial).setUnlocalizedName("axecopper");
GameRegistry.registerItem(toolAxeCopper, "ToolAxeCopper");
LanguageRegistry.addName(toolAxeCopper, "Copper Axe");

I think I found the solution. Of what ever reason the game treated my tool as weapon, so I had to put this code snippet into the axe class...

 

    public boolean canHarvestBlock(Block par1Block)
    {
        return par1Block.blockID == Block.wood.blockID;
    }

 

...I believe that the video tutorial that learned me how to import tools/weapons mixed both items. It's obvious that tools need another method of coding. However, it's working now, plus the code like I imported now, is much easier then the actual tool code needed...

I think I found the solution. Of what ever reason the game treated my tool as weapon, so I had to put this code snippet into the axe class...

 

    public boolean canHarvestBlock(Block par1Block)
    {
        return par1Block.blockID == Block.wood.blockID;
    }

 

...I believe that the video tutorial that learned me how to import tools/weapons mixed both items. It's obvious that tools need another method of coding. However, it's working now, plus the code like I imported now, is much easier then the actual tool code needed...

 

The problem I see here is that you can only harvest wooden logs with your axe. To let your axe harvest all wooden types, you can check if the block's material is equal to the Material.wood.

    public boolean canHarvestBlock(Block par1Block)
    {
        return par1Block.blockID == Block.wood.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.chest.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.planks.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.bookShelf.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.stoneDoubleSlab.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.stoneSingleSlab.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.pumpkin.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.pumpkinLantern.blockID;
    }

 

    public boolean canHarvestBlock(Block par1Block)
    {
        return par1Block.blockID == Block.wood.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.chest.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.planks.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.bookShelf.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.stoneDoubleSlab.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.stoneSingleSlab.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.pumpkin.blockID || par1Block.blockID == Block.pumpkinLantern.blockID;
    }

 

I notice "stoneDoubleSlab" and "stoneSingleSlab" in there... mayhap you want to change that to woodDouble/SingleSlab?