Is it both arms or just one? Its hard to tell from the picture, but it almost looks like just one arm being an issue.
Also, do you think you might be able to take some pictures from other angles and not near a wall? It's difficult to see what exactly is going wrong with only one image and part of the model being hidden by passing into the wall
If you know how to make crafting recipes for new items using vanilla items, then it shouldn't be too hard. Simply use that knowledge and, instead of having the result be a mod recipe, make it the enderpearl. It's rather simple truthfully, and if you already know how to make a modded crafting recipe as you say you do, then there really isn't anything to learn other than how to reapply this to work for vanilla items.
Start with the basics then, that's what I did. It helps sometimes to plan ahead, figuring out what your mod will need, how complex each part will be, and then either learning what you need to learn in preparation of the complex sections or begin working on the basics and handling the difficult as you come across them.
If you haven't done so already though, at some point watch his third and fourth episodes and follow how to setup a good environment for Minecraft modding in Eclipse.
If you'd like some basic ideas for mods, I'd suggest viewing the Mod Request/Idea Forum. Truthfully though, the best idea is one that you come up with that you have passion for making, even if it's just fun. Otherwise it becomes much easier to be overwhelmed or bored and just giveup.
I don't believe we've been given any further information except that there will be horses. It's possible we won't know anything about their mechanics until after an initial 1.6 snapshot, which it has been said won't be released for a while (So to give people time to enjoy 1.5).
Or if there is some Forge event that can be used to detect player damage events, then you could utilize that to check and see if the damage was caused by a player via an arrow and go from there.
I don't know much about Forge to be truthful, but I have heard something about events
I don't see how the buildpath is relevant to the issue Khlorghaal..
I'm not positive, but I don't think any of these issues should be Forge related.You do have entities as a List, correct?
Anywho, the tooltip itself makes no sense. It's commenting on the relations used with the operator,
1 < entities.size(). For whatever reason, it's thinking that entities.size() is a Dimension, which does not make even the slightest bit of sense. The only thing I can think of is to try either testing what you have to ensure there is no error and the tooltip is simply crying wolf, or change the float at the end to a double (Which I actually think it is supposed to be? I'm not positive, but that's what my previous version of MCP is showing)
It looks like Flan has created a custom packet that he sends to the server so the server knows the key is being pressed, and then he follows it by calling the same method on the server that is being called on the client.
Alright, so I'm not positive since I don't have the MCP code I have on the computer I'm using currently is behind by a few versions, but unless they've altered it addSmelting can't take specific block metadata for the input item, just the generic ID. I could be mistaken, but that's what the version I have is showing.
I hope they keep this promise. Currently there are a ton of various things that are used to be modifiable, but because of how Jeb and the team have changed stuff aren't any longer. If they truly make it so that anything and everything is can be modified, I'll be extremely happy.
- They sometimes will go too long before chasing zombies (Spawned a bunch next to one, waited 30 seconds before he did anything but wander)
- Sometimes will randomly "go idle" with zombies around (Killed one zombie, then just stood completely motionless)
- Don't detect zombies that aren't nearby
I'm using a Mac OSX, and I'm finding that, after the quick downloading screen, all I end up with is a completely black screen. Any clue why this is happening?
Pretty cool, but does the wool actually have any reasoning other than looking cool? Is it on a timer, or does the wool have something to do with getting the notes to play? That's what I'd like to know. Still, pretty cool.
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1) Please put your code within [ code ] [ / code ] tags
2) Could you copy the EXACT error that is being thrown and paste it here?
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Also, do you think you might be able to take some pictures from other angles and not near a wall? It's difficult to see what exactly is going wrong with only one image and part of the model being hidden by passing into the wall
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So much banning and quoting
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What is your answer?
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Step #2) Start creating mod for said idea.
Step #3) Realize you need more Java knowledge.
Step #4) Learn more Java.
Step #5) ???
Step #6) Profit.
Seriousness aside, I'd suggest watching the videos the creator of the Equivilent Exchange mod has on YouTube. The first video may be the best answer to your question.
If you haven't done so already though, at some point watch his third and fourth episodes and follow how to setup a good environment for Minecraft modding in Eclipse.
If you'd like some basic ideas for mods, I'd suggest viewing the Mod Request/Idea Forum. Truthfully though, the best idea is one that you come up with that you have passion for making, even if it's just fun. Otherwise it becomes much easier to be overwhelmed or bored and just giveup.
Best of luck to ya!
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I don't know much about Forge to be truthful, but I have heard something about events
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I'm not positive, but I don't think any of these issues should be Forge related.You do have entities as a List, correct?
Anywho, the tooltip itself makes no sense. It's commenting on the relations used with the operator,
1 < entities.size(). For whatever reason, it's thinking that entities.size() is a Dimension, which does not make even the slightest bit of sense. The only thing I can think of is to try either testing what you have to ensure there is no error and the tooltip is simply crying wolf, or change the float at the end to a double (Which I actually think it is supposed to be? I'm not positive, but that's what my previous version of MCP is showing)
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Otherwise, looking through Flan's code, I assume you're attempting something like this?
@Override public boolean pressKey(int key) { PlaneType type = this.getPlaneType(); if(FMLCommonHandler.instance().getEffectiveSide().isClient() && (key == 6 || key == 8 || key == 9)) { PacketDispatcher.sendPacketToServer(PacketVehicleKey.buildKeyPacket(key)); return true; } ........more code here......It looks like Flan has created a custom packet that he sends to the server so the server knows the key is being pressed, and then he follows it by calling the same method on the server that is being called on the client.
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