MekanismCoremod (Mekanism-1.12.2-9.8.3.390.jar)ĭo not report to Forge! (If you haven't disabled the FoamFix coremod, try disabling it in the config! Note that this bit of text will still appear.) (foamfix-0.10.14-1.12.2.jar) Please do tell me if this topic should go somewhere else.Įverytime i tried to load in it wouldnt let me heres the reportĬorePlugin (SmoothFont-mc1.12.2-2.1.2.jar) As of now, this feature would only work as intended if two items are in the anvil, while renaming with only one item in the ui would run vanilla behavior no matter what.Įdit: i wasn't sure if this counts as a suggestion or an issue so i had to choose one. Amongst other things, i planned for a feature that allows users to change the level cost of renaming an item. Feel free to correct me though.Įxample: i'm making an anvil customization mod. I'm working on 1.18.2, so i don't know if 1.19.x is any different, but since anvils have worked like this for the longest time it's probably the same as well. I understand the safety implications, and it does make sense to check if the left item exists before doing anything, but the Anvil can be used even with just one item and requiring the right slot to also be filled cuts the AnvilMenu method in a weird spot where a user doesn't have full control over the block's behavior. Either way I will bookmark for future endevers so thank you very much!ĪnvilUpdateEvent is called only when both inputs are estabilished. As someone who normally works with Spigot I don't know if I am up for the task. Meaning you'd need alot of time and pretty much recode the entire thing. I had a few others look at it that have used forge for a couple years and they said some of the functions in that mod arent even around with replacements and use a completely different method to achieve that similar goal. Thanks man! I'll give it a look for sure and see if its worth trying to update. My tutorial only has specific tips up to 1.10 (still working on learning the 1.12 stuff myself) but those will still apply to you as steps along the way. I do give some general advice on updating mods, as well as some specific tips for updating some things in my tutorial here:

Also sometimes little things like renaming methods happens which can be a pain to track down. You need to be good at Java because you will have to hunt for equivalent functionality which sometimes has been significantly changed. Updating mod versions can be a bit of a pain, but is usually possible so long as you're a decent Java programmer.

Advanced hud mod 1.7.10