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I believe you need to use

World.addWeatherEffect

not

World.spawnEntityInWorld

What is this black smoke?

When holding a linked Ender Crystal, smoke will appear on the block that it is linked to, simple switch to another item to stop the smoke.

Can I use this mod in my modpack?

Yes, as long as you provide a link back to either this page or the Minecraft Forums page and appropriate credit is given.

Can I host this mod on my website?

No, the only place to download this mod is this CurseForge page or the Minecraft Forums page.

Can I make a video about this mod or with this mod in it?

Yes, you don't need to ask.

Downloads

If you find a bug or glitch, or if you're unsure about something, please ask.

Hey, blood seems to be causing issues with other block models from Custom NPCs

Before:

After:

Using the 1.8 beta and Forge 1556.

While I understand your eagerness to jump into modding, you should learn how programming works before you continue. It will help you understand simple things like this.

Quote from Leviathan143»

Won't that call serverside code on the client?

New image of the Spell selection screen.

It's all coming together.

No date for a release, but it's not too far off playable.

Hi!

I have some code that gets called from a packet as well as on the client side.

I send some info from the client to the server.

This is the method that I'm calling, both client and server side:

	public void addSpell(Spell spell) 
	{
		boolean flag = false; 
		if(!this.selectedSpells.contains(spell) && !spell.AutoUnlock)
		{
			for(int i = 0; i < this.selectedSpells.size(); i++)
			{
				if(this.selectedSpells.get(i) == Ref.GetSpells().empty && !flag)
				{
					flag = true;
					this.selectedSpells.set(i, spell);
				}
			}
		}
	}

That is within a IExtendedEntityProperties class.

That code itself, works as intended if not called from the packet.

It also works flawlessly on a dedicated server but on single player, the spell object does not get added to the "selectedSpells" list, which is the main issue.

As far as I can tell, the data has arrived correctly and the code is executed, especially since it works fine outside of single player.

Does anyone have any clue what could be causing this issue on single player only?

Here's some code snippets that could be helpful:

	@Override
	public void process(EntityPlayer player, Side side)
	{	
		ExPlayer.get(player).addSpell(Ref.GetSpells().spellList.get(spellID));
	}

The code in the packet that calls the "addSpell" method

    			PacketDispatcher.sendToServer(new SendSpellClick(this.mc.thePlayer, Ref.GetSpells().spellList.indexOf(Spell)));
    			explayer.addSpell(Spell);

The code that sends the packet from the client

Thanks in advance, I'm fairly new to networking/packets so it's probably just something simple I forgot. It just seems so strange that it doesn't work on singleplayer..

Screenshot of the work in progress alchemy table GUI

Added Sword pedestals, these are crafting and you will be able to find them in dungeons with rare swords in them

Sorry in advance if I misunderstood what you want but I think you want a way to generate a new village type, independent from the vanilla villages?

I actually did something similar for my RPG mod I'm working on the other day.

Basically I just told the game to generate my type of village when it wants to generate a vanilla village, but this can be expanded to include multiple village types (Which Ill do myself eventually)

In your PreInit event you'll want something like this;

MapGenStructureIO.registerStructure(MAPGENYOURVILLAGE.Start.class, "STRUCTURENAME");
 StructureYOURSTRUCTUREPieces.registerVillagePieces();

This registers your structure, the classes are just modified versions of the vanilla village classes

Next you need to actually generate the village, in an event handler under the TERRAIN_GEN_BUS, you'll need an InitMapGenEvent event, this is called when a structure is generated what I have is this:

	@SubscribeEvent
	public void InitMapGen(InitMapGenEvent event)
	{
		if(event.type.name() == event.type.VILLAGE.name())
		{
			event.newGen = new MapGenMYVILLAGE);
		}
	}

What it does is replace the generation of the vanilla village with my own, but can easily be modified to include vanilla villages and more like so:

	@SubscribeEvent
	public void initmapgen(InitMapGenEvent event)
	{
		Random random = new Random();
		
		if(event.type.name() == event.type.VILLAGE.name())
		{
			switch(random.nextInt(3))
			{
			case 0:
				event.newGen = new MapGenNPCVillage();	//First new village type
				break;
			case 1: 
				event.newGen = MapGenNPCVillage2();		//2nd village type
				break;
			default:
				break;									//vanilla village
			}
		}
	}

You can probably modify which village is generated via biome as well.

I think that's what you're asking, if not well - there's a little tutorial on adding a new village.

New Screenshot of the Spells GUI, this will show you your unlocked spells and what ones you can learn next.

All textures are are a WIP and only a few spells are on there at the moment.

And here's a look at the alchemy table thing

Your code works fine for me, have you registered your event handler correctly?

The mod is currently being developed for Minecraft 1.8

Magic (Heavy WIP)

Bandit Camps

NPC Towns and Villages (Heavy WIP)

These features are probably difficult to implement and would require extra work, I'd like to add them, but it might just never happen

• Dragons
• Paths between towns
• As above, there's probably more

Quote from steeve_steeve»

This is a surprisingly small but useful mod! I especially like the baby animal tweaks. Didn't know I needed it until I read it. Well done.

Thanks!

Quote from jadenPete»

Ill probably add some of those for the next release.