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Quote from integerArray

Armors take different parameters. For example, the vanilla diamond is

DIAMOND(33, new int[]{3, 8, 6, 3}, 10)

The first int is for durability. The value there gets multiplied by this array in ItemArmor

private static final int[] maxDamageArray = new int[] {11, 16, 15, 13};

So a diamond helmet has 33 * 11 as its max damage. A chestplate has 33 * 16, leggings 33 * 15, boots 33 * 13.
The array is how many points of proection each piece does 1 point = 1/2 chestplate in the gui. The last int is enchantability.

Quote from integerArray

No. Just no. If you're using forge, you can do it like this:

static EnumToolMaterial OBSIDIANTOOL = EnumHelper.addToolMaterial("OBSIDIAN", 3, 250, 7.0F, 3, 15);

static EnumToolMaterial STEELARMOR = EnumHelper.addArmorMaterial("STEELARMOR", 3, 250, 5.0F, 3, 15);

Quote from 89_

if they make this needs to add doors wich villagers cant open i hate it when they keep coming in and a creeper or skel or even zomb gets in and i get blown up or have low health and die

Quote from OreNinja

This could actually be quite challenging to make. Also, some of these buildings could ruin some other mods, and the fun of making mechanisms to do all of this stuff. The Clock Tower could be quite annoying, and the pens, with the requirements shown here, could technically just be animals that happened to stumble upon the grounds of your town; and would require some central storage thingy. However, if these problems are fixed, this could be fabulous for less technological modpacks. This idea doesn't really fit my taste, but yes, this is worth consideration. Also, perhaps a pattern-finding algorithm and material filters could be applied for an approximate "tier" system, so there's more reason to have a fancy house than simply looks. For example, an Obsidian barracks could be better somehow than a stone brick one. Also, the Clock Tower should probably need to extend to a certain y-coordinate and have some sort of clock in it.

Quote from Redstonize

Remember to unistall minecraft 1.6.2 after practicing yourself. Otherwise you won't be able to help us coding the mod in 1.5.2

"I think we shouldn't release the mod UNTIL we hit alpha ? "

What alpha ?

Quote from Tobyreed0

I'd say 1.5.2 until we've got to a finished version THEN update to the latest version probably 1.7 by then

I mean the alpha version OF the mod

Shall we create a new thread in the 'Work in progress mod section' now ?