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I am looking forward to seeing more, A

I'm extremely looking forward to the Dimension tutorial.

Tool Tutorial for people.(I think you have your mod Init, and proxy etc. set up)

In your mod code add this.

public static Item YourItem;

Now we want to add a EnumToolMaterial:

static EnumToolMaterial YourMaterial = EnumHelper.addToolMaterial("YourMaterial", HarvestLevel, Uses, SpeedF, Damage(Sword), 15);

On the "SpeedF" Leave the F as it is required.(so like 15F)
Now in your @Init Method add:

YourItem = new YourItem(ID, YourMaterial).setIconIndex(0).setItemName("YourItem");

If you want another tool change .setIconIndex(0) to .setIconIndex(1), this will move it over 1 item or 16 pixels(in your 256x256 texture file, I just copied the terrain.png and made all the blocks purple squares, this makes it easy to make new items.)
Note: Make sure you get all the imports!(If you don't know do import net.minecraftforge.common.*, and import net.minecraft.src.*)

Now we want to name our tool.

LanguageRegistry.addName(YourItem, "YourItemnameIngame");

Make sure you import LanguageRegistry

import cpw.mods.fml.common.registry.LanguageRegistry;

Now we create a new Java file(or class in eclipse) called: YourItem.Java
In it we put:

package YourMod.common;
import net.minecraft.src.CreativeTabs;
import net.minecraft.src.EnumToolMaterial;
import net.minecraft.src.Item;
import net.minecraft.src.ItemTOOL;
public class YourItem extends ItemTOOL
{
public YourItem(int itemID, EnumToolMaterial yourmaterial)
{
	 super(itemID, yourmaterial);
	 maxStackSize = 1;
	 this.setCreativeTab(CreativeTabs.tabTools);
}
public String getTextureFile()
{
	 return "/YourMod/items.png";
}
}

Change ItemTOOL and the Import ItemTOOL to your tool that you want(Sword for sword, Pickaxe for Pickaxe, BUT! Spade for shovel!!!!)

This should get you somewhere if you are clueless of what to do. If you want full tutorials go here: http://wuppy29.blogs...ge-modding.html

Quote from HepoSys

Tool Tutorial for people.(I think you have your mod Init, and proxy etc. set up)

In your mod code add this.

public static Item YourItem;

Now we want to add a EnumToolMaterial:

static EnumToolMaterial YourMaterial = EnumHelper.addToolMaterial("YourMaterial", HarvestLevel, Uses, SpeedF, Damage(Sword), 15);

On the "SpeedF" Leave the F as it is required.(so like 15F)
Now in your @Init Method add:

YourItem = new YourItem(ID, YourMaterial).setIconIndex(0).setItemName("YourItem");

If you want another tool change .setIconIndex(0) to .setIconIndex(1), this will move it over 1 item or 16 pixels(in your 256x256 texture file, I just copied the terrain.png and made all the blocks purple squares, this makes it easy to make new items.)
Note: Make sure you get all the imports!(If you don't know do import net.minecraftforge.common.*, and import net.minecraft.src.*)

Now we want to name our tool.

LanguageRegistry.addName(YourItem, "YourItemnameIngame");

Make sure you import LanguageRegistry

import cpw.mods.fml.common.registry.LanguageRegistry;

Now we create a new Java file(or class in eclipse) called: YourItem.Java
In it we put:

package YourMod.common;
import net.minecraft.src.CreativeTabs;
import net.minecraft.src.EnumToolMaterial;
import net.minecraft.src.Item;
import net.minecraft.src.ItemTOOL;
public class YourItem extends ItemTOOL
{
public YourItem(int itemID, EnumToolMaterial yourmaterial)
{
	 super(itemID, yourmaterial);
	 maxStackSize = 1;
	 this.setCreativeTab(CreativeTabs.tabTools);
}
public String getTextureFile()
{
	 return "/YourMod/items.png";
}
}

Change ItemTOOL and the Import ItemTOOL to your tool that you want(Sword for sword, Pickaxe for Pickaxe, BUT! Spade for shovel!!!!)

This should get you somewhere if you are clueless of what to do. If you want full tutorials go here: http://wuppy29.blogs...ge-modding.html

So you hijacked someone else's tutorial thread, to post a somewhat incoherent tutorial, and then linked to someone else's tutorial webstie, that isn't even your own. Congratulations on being an enormous bonehead.

lol

Greetings, I would love to see someone implement Beanshell http://www.beanshell.org as a mod loader. Beanshell is impressive work that the creator allows people to take its core classes and incorporate them in there own work to use like a plugin loader or what ever else that may be dreamed. Beanshell is capable of running uncompiled java code and classes on the fly!!

Armor Tutorial Done, Info On The Custom Rendered Block In The Spoiler.....

proxy is a pointer (if you are proficient in C/C++ [I never got that far into C++], in python its similar to References [pretty good in python scripting :)]) but basically you have:

//* You Need This Part For It To Be A Proxy Class And For The Server Side To Register The Required Hooks And Client To Register Its Required Hooks
*//
@SidedProxy(clientSide=<PathToClientProxyClass>, serverSide=<PathToServerProxyClass>)
public static final CommonProxy proxy = new CommonProxy();

just to one_up everyone, lol, in C++ I if Im thinking correctly it would be:

public signed CommonProxy*;

and if Im correct, But I haven't messed with python in forever, python:

public CommonProxy proxy = CommonProxy()

Quote from drinfernoo

So you hijacked someone else's tutorial thread, to post a somewhat incoherent tutorial, and then linked to someone else's tutorial webstie, that isn't even your own. Congratulations on being an enormous bonehead.

hijacked? I was posting cause people wanted to make tools. Overreacting much?

yeah I know that if you read my post I was having issues with the forge hook, but I stated what the hook was for them to try it, I only support FML, not modloader but just to get the tutorial across I put that hook in instead

Since when were you a guest, A?

Also, in your armor tutorial, I noticed you don't mention making custom materials or graphics. Any plan on that?

hmmm interesting on that guest situation..
but I will think about the custom graphics and I will do a small tutorial on custom EnumArmorMaterial

thank you lemonzap, and btw to everyone that is waiting for a tutorial on the Custom Rendering Of Blocks, I am working on it, just need a model to use. And for the sound tutorial I haven't gotten to it, because I have been busy.....Mostly personal, and noone is going to slap drinfernoo

worst thread ever

Quote from ghosrec35

I wouldn't look into it too much if I were you. It's just going to cause unneeded issues.

Quote from ghosrec35

Also, for drinfernoo:

P.S. If you even TRY to attack me for this Drinfernoo, I will Cyber-slap the sh*t out of you.
P.P.S. Sit your ass down and let the big kids talk.

And you don't think that is going to cause unneeded issues? At the risk of having the "sh*t" cyber-slapped out of me, you need to calm down. There is a reason this is a forum, and that is for people to post and discuss things. I didn't attack anyone, and I'm nearly certain there isn't really anything you can do to me from Pennsylvania.

Now, if you would kindly sit your 16-year-old hindquarters down and let the actual big kids talk, maybe you would understand that you just need to stop.

The reason why I got onto HepoSys is because what he should have done is made his own thread if he wanted to post that so-called tutorial. I don't think I've seen another thread where someone has posted their own content unless they were the OP. I know it would **** me off if someone posted a tutorial in one of my tutorial threads unprovoked.

I also know that when I have other things going on, my computer life falls to the wayside, _even_ when I have things I've been trying or planning to get done. Do you spend every waking moment of your time in front of your computer just waiting for Asyncronous to put out a new tutorial, and then complain when she hasn't gotten one up yet? Because if so, I feel oh-so-sorry for you.

Quote from tubs06

worst thread ever

Then why do you still check it? Along with ghosrec35, who +1'd your post. Do those of us who aren't arrogant jerks and who have some patience and understanding for people who have lives outside of internet forums a favor and shove off.