Yea, that's why I feel so stupid. Do I google how to open that terminal window in windows 8? Or is it something I do with git shell? I don't even know what a command line is so I'm really sorry about my stupidity. Urg it shouldn't be this difficult to put a folder inside of a folder
Sorry to be such a noob, but I'm at the Then type the following command: Terminal: “./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace” ; Command Prompt: “gradlew setupDecompWorkspace”. This step should take a while depending on your computers speed / network connection. step. For some reason I got this...
Sorry to be such a noob, but I'm at the Then type the following command: Terminal: “./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace” ; Command Prompt: “gradlew setupDecompWorkspace”. This step should take a while depending on your computers speed / network connection. step. For some reason I got this...
Your JAVA_HOME variable is not right. Look up how to point everything to the right location.
It will be exciting if you create a tutorial about creating an item, that loses damage after using in crafting grid. I need it a lot, but I can't find a way to do this.
It will be exciting if you create a tutorial about creating an item, that loses damage after using in crafting grid. I need it a lot, but I can't find a way to do this.
Ah yes. It's fairly easy in fact. You can hook into the ItemCraftedEvent, and do stuff there. Maybe with that, I've pointed you in the right direction, but this will be in a future tutorial (most likely when I finish Entities).
Why my mob attack then stop, look around, watch me, then attack me again ?
Override #isAIEnabled and return true. Also, when adding AI tasks, the number represents the priority, so you can try playing around with those as well.
Yup.
New tutorial is out now.
I've been pretty busy lately mainly due to coming off of spring break, so if you have any questions needing answers, let me know!
Thanks
Sorry to be such a noob, but I'm at the Then type the following command: Terminal: “./gradlew setupDecompWorkspace” ; Command Prompt: “gradlew setupDecompWorkspace”. This step should take a while depending on your computers speed / network connection. step. For some reason I got this...
Your JAVA_HOME variable is not right. Look up how to point everything to the right location.
It will be exciting if you create a tutorial about creating an item, that loses damage after using in crafting grid. I need it a lot, but I can't find a way to do this.
Check out my new mod!
Ah yes. It's fairly easy in fact. You can hook into the ItemCraftedEvent, and do stuff there. Maybe with that, I've pointed you in the right direction, but this will be in a future tutorial (most likely when I finish Entities).
Can someone answer my question ?
How can I reduce the radius of detection of my mob that set the target ?
Adjust the follow range. Follow range is in blocks as well.
Where can I find it ?
Is it in the tasks ?
It's an attribute. Set it the same way you set the health, damage, etc.. of a mob.
Yees, I found it XD thanks
One more question please I feel so lucky
In the health attribute is it possible to put for example : Experience Value of a player that my entity follow / 2 ?
I only have JRE on my laptop, not JDK xD
I installed the newest version of JDK and followed Oracle's instructions on how to set JAVA_HOME. This happened:
To anyone wondering, I needed to set the JAVA_HOME thingy under "profile variable"
What do you mean?
I'm talking about the attribute of my mob :
this.getEntityAttribute(SharedMonsterAttributes.maxHealth).setBaseValue(X);
Can X be a variable that I can change in another class or can it change according to the LvL of an entityPlayer ?
Of course. For instance, you can setup a config file, and control it that way.
Why my mob attack then stop, look around, watch me, then attack me again ?
I typed in the "gradlew eclipse" command,but it says that the path isn't specified.
Override #isAIEnabled and return true. Also, when adding AI tasks, the number represents the priority, so you can try playing around with those as well.