Quote from 23553
Wouldn't it just make sense to implement something similar to minecraft forge, and then make the texture pack and mods button open either the texturepacks or mods folder, making mods as easy to add as texture packs? Seems like the easiest way to do this.
Nothing beyond the concept itself of that is "easy".
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" but ask that you elect a representative from your respective modding groups"... lets see how well this blows over. Personally I think someone such as Flowerchild should make his voice heard during this.
I agree with this.
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My latest problem is that I want to add an item I made to the drop list of a pre-existing mob. (Namely sheep) Is it possible? Can it be done without editing a base class?
I hope I'm not just being
stupidsilly again.0
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It's hard to explain any problems you've received when you don't explain what it is you did before getting them. Please give us some more details, and I'm sure we can figure it out.
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...-facepalm-
Of course I wouldn't look there. Not right in front of my face. Thanks for the swift reply. I'm going to go fix my code now. Not before I kick myself though. Sorry for the terrible abundance of stupidity. In my defense, it's 8 AM, and I didn't sleep.
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My problem comes in when making tools. I have no idea how to go about adding a material type for tools without editing the base-file EnumToolMaterial. Nothing seems to work. I've tried creating a duplicate file with the appropriate changes. However, this seems not to work the same way it used to before version 1.2.
Can you or anyone else please tell me how to go about adding a new ToolMaterial without editing the original EnumToolMaterial.java?
This is an example of the code I'm using:
package net.minecraft.src; import java.util.Random; public enum EnumToolMaterialZL { NEW(1, 202, 5F, 1, 5), MATERIAL(3, 256, 7F, 3, 14); TYPE(2, 100, 5F, 2, 11); private final int harvestLevel; private final int maxUses; private final float efficiencyOnProperMaterial; private final int damageVsEntity; private final int enchantability; private EnumToolMaterialZL(int par3, int par4, float par5, int par6, int par7) { harvestLevel = par3; maxUses = par4; efficiencyOnProperMaterial = par5; damageVsEntity = par6; enchantability = par7; } public int getMaxUses() { return maxUses; } public float getEfficiencyOnProperMaterial() { return efficiencyOnProperMaterial; } public int getDamageVsEntity() { return damageVsEntity; } public int getHarvestLevel() { return harvestLevel; } public int getEnchantability() { return enchantability; } }I got an error saying "EnumToolMaterial has already been declared" (or something), but that error disappeared. I tried making my tools register the new EnumToolMaterialZL instead of the original, but when I add the ZL it makes it all red-underlined-like.
Halp.
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I know it's a topic that's just recently had it's first Birthday, but I had just been looking for a Scientist skin myself and found one before I saw this topic.