if you use modloader then inside your mod_YOURMODNAME.java, between 2 brackets {} of
public mod_whatsoever { }
put the code there(i assume you already know the code)
if you dont use modloader(well you should really try it)
then,um, sorry i havent figured it out or i forgot it
well you can change your terrain.png and make the code like other blocks, can be found in Block.java near the bottom
Blockname(blockid,blocktexture in the terrain.png file)
Cant give any further instructions, hope you can understand them all
...and if you're not using Modloader, then you can't use a "little folder" at all. You'll have to edit the terrain.png, or edit a copy of it and then replace the old one.
For MCP, you'll find the terrain.png in the temp/minecraft folder. If you want someone to install and use your mod, you'll have to give them your modded terrain.png separately from your new .class files.
I have a new block I created. Added it to the source files as BlockTest.java
I added it as a recipe to the recipe list.
I let Minecraft know it was a new block.
I made a custom Texture for it.
Now, How do I make the BlockTest.java use my new Texture?
Just need to know where to put that little value, and where to put that little folder containing my Texture.
Please, I need help.
If not, I can help.
Simple Coords - Simply displays your coordinates.
SaturationDisplay - Displays your hidden saturation.
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if you dont use modloader(well you should really try it)
then,um, sorry i havent figured it out or i forgot it
well you can change your terrain.png and make the code like other blocks, can be found in Block.java near the bottom
Blockname(blockid,blocktexture in the terrain.png file)
Cant give any further instructions, hope you can understand them all
For MCP, you'll find the terrain.png in the temp/minecraft folder. If you want someone to install and use your mod, you'll have to give them your modded terrain.png separately from your new .class files.
Edit: I recommend GIMP 2 for editing images.
Simple Coords - Simply displays your coordinates.
SaturationDisplay - Displays your hidden saturation.