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Update!
Added a lot more blocks and even added silverfish!

Quote from Smattymattys

I really like it. Do you mind if I use it for an adventure map later?

Thanks, and go for it!

Quote from diamond655

When will it come out?

Not quite sure, sorry, depends on how much time we have

if you use forge, there's a tutorial on the wiki showing how to use the new system

post your code

I don't know if this has been done before, but I've spent a lot of time searching for a solution and I was unable to find one, so here is mine!

Whether you use techne or not, custom models take a while to make, and once you're working in game with them, you need to restart minecraft to see any changes. This was time consuming and a really annoying problem, but it no longer is!

I found a way to update models IN GAME using Minecraft Forge and Eclipse's debug mode, and here is a video showing how to set it up!

I need textures!
- morsel
- cooked morsel
- trap (in inventory)
- spear
- anything and everything else don't starve related

If you can make a texture just pm me the png of it (they must be 16x16) and I'll give you credit as a contributor!


I decided that I wanted to make a don't starve mod for minecraft. Basically it will be adding a lot of the features that don't starve has into minecraft, although I do realize minecraft is already similar to don't starve in many ways.

Done so far:
Rabbit runs from player, goes to hole at night, leaves hole in morning, hole texture and rabbit model/texture!

Video showing progress on rabbits! (watch with annotations)

older videos

Added features:
rabbits and rabbit holes, still needs work though

Planned features:
Most/All the don't starve mobs
traps (for rabbits and maybe more complicated ones for bigger animals)
log suit
spear
blowgun
berry bushes
a lot of other stuff that I'm too lazy to list

Models needed:
everything not under gotten

Models gotten:
rabbit

Textures needed:
everything not under gotten

Textures gotten:
rabbit hole

I can code fairly well and I'd like to do all the coding myself, but I will most definately need help with the models. If anyone wants to make a model for any of the animals/monsters in don't starve, go ahead and make it, and then pm me it with a link to download the code for it and the texture (it'd be easiest to just put this all in a zipped folder). Also if you can make textures for any of the don't starve items, send me those!
I will give everyone credit for whatever models they make!

I might end up passing this mod off to someone else if I don't have enough time, but I'm going to do my best to keep up with it. It will use minecraft forge and be smp compatible.

If there is anything you really want to see implemented, just leave a comment!
I'll put up download links as soon as I have a decent amount of content to show!

I do realize there is another group planning to make a don't starve mod, but they don't seem to have any available content either, so we'll see how this goes.

Contributors:

[represent]

small update with a lot of minor changes and bug fixes!

added in blinding powder! also posted details about my next planned feature

try using some of the code used for placing blocks that take rotation

try adding a world.isRemote check, I'm pretty sure that returns true if it's the client instance of the world and false if it's the server instance of the world

what classes have you changed since it was facing up?

Edit: I would try removing this line

Shape1.mirror = true;
from the model class

have you considered just swapping the bottom and top in the actual texture? I realize that's probably not how you're technically supposed to do it, but unless there's some other reason why you need the textures where they are, I think you could just switch them.

Quote from stegnokilla345

What does javadoc mean? Sorry I'm not a good modder

http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/75440-v152-risugamis-mods-updated/
scroll down to modloader, click the javadoc link
it's a documentation of all the classes and methods used in ModLoader

Quote from perambulating_panda

Oh, woops, sorry In which case, definitely don't put textures in the minecraft.jar, put them in a folder called 'textures' in your mod package, and then a folder within that called armour (or armor if you're American). Then put a method called

public String getArmorTextureFile(ItemStack stack)

with the @Override annotation before it, then this code inside it:

if(stack.itemID == yourhelmet.itemid || stack.itemID == yourchestplate.itemID || stack.itemID == yourboots.itemID)
{
return "/mods/YOURMOD/textures/armour/YOURARMOURFILE_1.png";
}

if(stack.itemID == yourleggings.itemID)
{
return "/mods/yourmod/textures/armour/yourarmourfile_2.png";
}

else return null;
}

This should work, but remember to actually read it and replace all the necessary things.

that's not how I did it, I used
RenderingRegistry.addNewArmourRendererPrefix("name_of_armor_here");
then just put the textures under that name into a folder called armor (made to mimick the jar), and passed in the int the above method returned to the armor when I created it

just read the errors, the method names have changed
public String Version should now be public String getVersion()
.setItemName("name") should now be .setUnlocalizedName("name)
and the addOverride method has been replaced, I'm not sure by what though because I use forge, check the ModLoader javadoc

your item id is too high