Posts by Speiger

  • IC2 Doesnt support Ctrl or Shift or Alt + other key feature, and a mouse issue

    Ok i did some testing now. And i found out a little bug with. altKey.isKeyDown()


    That is bugged out in the first place. It will only work in guis and not ingame anymore.

    What the fix has to be is something like this:


    Code
    public boolean isKeyPressed(KeyBinding binding)
    {
        return GameSettings.isKeyDown(binding) && binding.getKeyConflictContext().isActive() && binding.getKeyModifier().isActive(binding.getKeyConflictContext());
    }

    Its tested and works fine. It supports DoubleKeys and makes sure that it works.

    So thats the tested fix now.


    Also thanks for the no response xD

  • IC2 Doesnt support Ctrl or Shift or Alt + other key feature, and a mouse issue

    Forge implemented this feature where you can make 2 keys on 1 keybinding if you use shift, ctrl, alt as key basement on the keybinding.

    Sadly IC2 Keys (and classic did it until the comming patch too) doesn't support that feature at all.


    Reason being they ask the gamesettings if the key is pressed or not.

    To fix that change this line:

    Code
    if (GameSettings.isKeyDown(this.altKey))

    to this:

    Code
    if(altKey.isKeyDown())


    This could fix also a issue with the mouse i found in IC2Classic. When you had 2 buttons mapped to a mouse that the second key was able to trigger the first key and cause it to get stuck on a state.

    But i wasnt able to validate that yet.

    Why i bring this extra thing up? Maybe because classics & exps Keybinding validator is equal. Even with different coding styles.


    Still this feature should be supported...

  • [IC2 Exp][IC2 Classic][1.7.10] Better Energy Transfer v0.5.0

    1: Not a cable but it has a way to transform it easier down with a buffer option.
    BatteryBox (or BatteryStation in 1.10.2) allows you to input anything between tier 0-10 and output based of the battery tier.

    2: Jup.


    Yes there is. the for loop is like this for(int i = 0;i<source.getMultibleEnergyPacketAmount();i++) keep that in mind.

    https://github.com/TinyModular…e/IMultiEnergySource.java

    https://github.com/TinyModular…/java/ic2/api/energy/tile

  • Ending creating IC2 weapon

    You know you can find the whole MC Sourcecode in the "yourEnvioment/build/tmp/recompiledMC/sources/net"

    raytracing is the word i use for: going back to the top of a function call. Meaning back to the first step of why its getting called and where.

  • Ending creating IC2 weapon

    i wonder is there no RayTracing of Issues in C#

    I mean as a programmer you need to learn how to raytrace issues.

    I mean you can ask people to help you but you are lucky that Aroma and i did decide to help you with these things.

    But if you decided to go to forge or something and ask for help then you would most likely go away from modding because they don't help.

    They usually just bullshit you. That happend to me at least. And i learned the hard way how to do it my own.
    If there is a issue i cant find instantly i do raytracing to understand how these things work or look into other mods why they cause the issues with my current system. Thats a way to fix them.

  • Ending creating IC2 weapon

    -.- you really dont know how to program. You are in the realy really really really really really early stages of learning to program right?


    I told you it generates crashes even your case. But since the game doesnt crash it doesnt create a file in the crashfolder.

    The crash will be found in the normal log. Because Minecraft even if it is stupid sometimes has at least some crash preventation systems that just throw a error log into the normal log.

  • Ending creating IC2 weapon

    I cant help you making your mod i have already a large sized mod that has enough workrequirement on its own.

    https://github.com/coolAlias/F…ustomItemEntity.java#L221

    There you have your registry. You dont need to register SuperClasses or BaseClasses that you extend. You just need to register the highest class in the herachy that is spawned because thats the most important one.


    And yeah your mind is exploding now. I can tell you something really interesting:

    I concider myself still as a noob in Programming/Minecraft Modding.

  • Ending creating IC2 weapon

    Yeah there is no code for that in the GameRegistry, becuase i forgot which class it has. Now afterwards i found it.
    EntityRegistry.registerModEntity(EntityClass, IndexfromYouMod, ModInstance, MaximumTracked, updateRate);


    Learn how to search for things... Thats important.

  • Ending creating IC2 weapon

    When your mod gets loaded you have to register the Entity in the GameRegistry. If you dont do that then your Entity cant spawn in the client world because the server doesnt know what the Entity you spawned is. I mean you have to do that with items/blocks too how do you think server-client connection works?


    Its not like the server-client magicly know what they do next to each other. No there is communication between those two. And they have to use ShortCuts to prevent that to much data is beeing used. Thats why you need to register these Entities/Items/Blocks/TileEntities etc. Because else those don't know what the other side is doing.


    I seriousely would look into other mods code (even Exp is good enough for that shit) to look how they did the Entity things. I mean every single Aspect of it not just spawning. I mean use a Decompiler or look on github and search for all references that these EntityClasses have. Its really important to know what you are doing.

  • Ending creating IC2 weapon

    1: ok.

    2: Did you register your Entity? Because when you spawn a Entity on the server and you didnt register it it will not spawn on the client. Minecraft automaitlcy spawns Entities on the client when they are spawned on the server. And if a Entity is on the client it can actually only see what you see, when its on the server it can see what is on teh server and things you actually maybe can not see.

    3: Entity Renderring allows you to render with OpenGL how you want to render things. You dont need a finalized model to render everything. Thats just there to make simple shapes easier to do but complex stuff is PureOpenGL renderring. So yes its possible but i am not as advanced with openGL to do those kind of things. I can do simple shapes with PureOpenGL but anything complex like you want is for me impossible.

    4: ok

  • Ending creating IC2 weapon

    My Errors found.

    1: ElectricItem.manager.use() has a buildin chargeFromArmor call. So useless.

    2: You spawn the Entity on the client side so it has on servers no effect.


    My answers to your question:

    1: Custom IItemRender class with the draw call. From what i know Quantum Pack (the version i link to in my version) has a OpenSource renderer. That didnt change between 1.6.4 to 1.7.10

    2: Check my found errors.

    3: i think there is a function called canBeColided with or something. But that removes all Interaction code from other entities so you have to do that yourself then.

    4: read 3.

  • ElectricItem.manager.discharge

    ItemNBT is provided in the ItemStack. So you have per ItemStack a cooldown (in other words infinte cooldowns)

    The downside with your 1 Person can only do that is what if you play on a server? That means someone could setup a clock with the item that gets automaticly recharged and ensures that nobody on the server can use that tool. Even worse someone could build a contraption which ensures that he can control who is using the tool and who not. Which is kind of a problem.

    If you make a cooldown bind it to the item and not the entire server.


    to give you infos:

    ItemNBT = ItemStack.getTagCompound().

    That can be null so make a != null check before you make something.


    And a NBTTagCompound is basically a hashMap. you have your Key and you get the value from that.