While what CowedOffACliff said may seem harsh, it is true. If you want to be a modder, then you have to be able to solve things on your own. Copying someone's code is not programming, and will not gain you any respect whatsoever. Coding requires work. Also, quit spamming the thread. We all saw what you said the first time, and the additional posts are unnecessary. Say everything you need to say on a subject in ONE post, until you start getting replies. Hint: Use the "Edit" button.
Hi, I tried your mob tutorial (it was really good) and I made my dwarf mob that was a few pixels shorter than steve then when I loaded up minecraft my mobs body had moved down 4 or 5 pixels after I added in the walking animation, could you please help if you could
I'm not even going to ask you for code or think much about this one.
Time for a lesson, because the important part of programming is solving problems by yourself, that's why we program in the first place; to solve problems.
Check all of the hit-boxes for the Entity and the Render files. You should be able to find what parts of the code create hit-boxes, make sure all the coordinates line up correctly.
I just made an armor mod and I realized that you have to put the textures into the armor folder when you install it.
is there a way to link the textures to another location within minecraft.jar like addoveride? or is that the only way?
Thank you
-TheDataMiner
hey Its Ninjastar thanks so much for the dimension tutorials but is there any way that you could do a throwable item tutorial after the dimensions? DIAMONDS!
entity.addPotionEffect(effectID, durationInSeconds*20)
Where entity is the entity being hit.
It's something similar to that, too lazy to go look in my own stuff.
what are the potion IDs i cant find them
If you can't find the IDs of the potions then you haven't progressed far enough in your education to need to know how to apply them to Entities.
While what CowedOffACliff said may seem harsh, it is true. If you want to be a modder, then you have to be able to solve things on your own. Copying someone's code is not programming, and will not gain you any respect whatsoever. Coding requires work. Also, quit spamming the thread. We all saw what you said the first time, and the additional posts are unnecessary. Say everything you need to say on a subject in ONE post, until you start getting replies. Hint: Use the "Edit" button.
I'm not even going to ask you for code or think much about this one.
Time for a lesson, because the important part of programming is solving problems by yourself, that's why we program in the first place; to solve problems.
Check all of the hit-boxes for the Entity and the Render files. You should be able to find what parts of the code create hit-boxes, make sure all the coordinates line up correctly.
Can you do a tutorial on how to code animated textures for mobs, blocks, and items?
is there a way to link the textures to another location within minecraft.jar like addoveride? or is that the only way?
Thank you
-TheDataMiner
Thanks
Ninjastar----
thats pretty cool man