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L69[04:58:18] <Tazz> holy ish yeah I fixed locals in Eschelle

L70[04:58:24] <Tazz> now you can have more than 3 without crashing haha

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L94[05:59:32] <lbpfan950> hai

L95[06:00:02] <lbpfan950> http://paste.ubuntu.com/17849700/

L96[06:00:04] <lbpfan950> i need help

L97[06:00:08] <lbpfan950> thats my crash report

L98[06:00:15] <sham1> Post code

L99[06:01:26] <lbpfan950> ?

L100[06:01:35] <lbpfan950> "code"?

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L102[06:02:11] <sham1> Your packet code

L103[06:02:30] <lbpfan950> i dont understand

L104[06:02:52] <sham1> Is this not your mod?

L105[06:03:05] <lbpfan950> its my modpack's crash report

L106[06:03:14] <lbpfan950> when attempting single player

L107[06:03:23] <lbpfan950> but i can connect to a server just fine

L108[06:03:34] <lbpfan950> only issue with single-player

L109[06:03:42] <sham1> You should probably go show that to the creator of liteloader

L110[06:04:16] <lbpfan950> its tryign to use liteloader for the server part of the signle-player?

L111[06:04:29] <lbpfan950> but it cant rrender or soemthing along those lines on the "server"

L112[06:04:35] <lbpfan950> bu is crashing since it can't

L113[06:04:38] <lbpfan950> atleast thats my theory

L114[06:04:40] <sham1> What

L115[06:04:48] <sham1> Have you even read the stacktrace

L116[06:05:05] <sham1> Something at liteloader is going to hell

L117[06:05:13] <sham1> You really should talk to them

L118[06:06:02] <lbpfan950> ok

L119[06:06:04] <lbpfan950> thank you

L120[06:06:08] <sham1> No problem

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L127[06:30:53] <Ordinastie_> what am I supposed to call instead of getStateFromMeta ?

L128[06:31:12] <Ordinastie_> there isn't a matching method in IBlockState

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L130[06:32:59] <kashike> call that.

L131[06:33:15] <Ordinastie_> have to suppressWarning then :/

L132[06:33:20] <kashike> it's deprecated because it uses meta more than likely

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L136[06:42:26] <Ordinastie_> what's the new way to handle the TE packets again ?

L137[06:56:17] <Ordinastie_> what does the green stuff means here ? http://puu.sh/pFrFO.png

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L139[07:04:32] <SanAndreasP> Ordinastie_, https://github.com/SanAndreasP/TurretModRebirth/blob/1.9/java/de/sanandrew/mods/turretmod/tileentity/TileEntityTurretAssembly.java#L297-L316

L140[07:04:54] <SanAndreasP> and the green dot is there when Forge has a new version

L141[07:05:42] <Ordinastie_> it doesn't limit to that current MC version ?

L142[07:05:53] <SanAndreasP> doesn't seem like it

L143[07:05:54] <Ordinastie_> or isn't 1987 last version for 1.9.4 ?

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L145[07:06:42] <SanAndreasP> it is

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L147[07:10:38] <sham1> But 1.10 Forge is out

L148[07:10:45] <sham1> So that's why it is blinking

L149[07:11:42] <Ordinastie_> yeah, but I would assume it wouldn't check a new forge version for other MC versions

L150[07:12:01] <sham1> Well dunno

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L153[07:19:33] <UXELDUXEL> Hello, is this the right place to ask technical questions about minecraft forge?

L154[07:19:49] <sham1> Well this is a modder channel

L155[07:19:53] <sham1> So yeah

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L157[07:20:46] <UXELDUXEL> Well the question is about the handshake protocoll of minecraft forge im not sure if the average modder could help me there

L158[07:21:00] <sham1> You could look at the code

L159[07:21:17] <ghz|afk> the average modder, no

L160[07:21:29] <ghz|afk> well, some of us could help, but he'd have to go through the code first

L161[07:21:29] <UXELDUXEL> Already did that for the past ~5 hours my question is about the handshake reset packet

L162[07:21:51] <ghz|afk> can you ask the exact question?

L163[07:22:05] <ghz|afk> that way someone can look and think "oh hey i know that!"

L164[07:22:08] <ghz|afk> ;P

L165[07:22:29] <UXELDUXEL> i cant figure out how to send the handshake reset packet to the client ... my goal is to get the client to renegotiate the handshake

L166[07:23:47] <UXELDUXEL> Currently im sending a PacketS3fCostumPayload on the Channel FML|HS with only one byte of data (-2)

L167[07:24:07] <UXELDUXEL> but they client doesnt seem to do anything with it

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L169[07:28:35] <sham1> Why do you want to have a new handshake

L170[07:29:55] <UXELDUXEL> I got my own version of bungeecord that i have been doing for my server for quite some time now... im currently trying to make it work for the new minecraft protocoll

L171[07:30:10] <UXELDUXEL> well its actually not based on bungeecord it has the same functionality

L172[07:30:58] <UXELDUXEL> and im trying to reconnect a client from one server to another server. the second server would need to resend its handshake to the client for the client to update its blockid registry etc etc

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L177[07:42:09] <portablejim> *sigh* Forge auto-upgrading 1.9.4 mods to 1.10 is annoying. Turns out "[1.9.4,1.9.4]" doesn't work. Hopefully lex doesn't know I am now using "[1.9.4,1.9.1337)".

L178[07:43:09] <ghz|afk> [1.9.4,1.9.4] is basically what the default compiles to

L179[07:43:10] <ghz|afk> ;p

L180[07:43:17] <ghz|afk> which is what it allows

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L182[07:43:59] <ghz|afk> and it may be annoying in your specific case

L183[07:44:02] <ghz|afk> but it's awesome for me

L184[07:44:06] <ghz|afk> ALL my mods work on 1.10 as-is

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L187[07:44:29] <gigaherz> oh and

L188[07:44:33] <gigaherz> [1.9.4,1.10)

L189[07:44:37] <gigaherz> should also do the trick

L190[07:47:57] <portablejim> gigaherz, Forge auto replaces "[1.9.4,1.10)" with "[1.9.4,1.11)".

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L192[07:48:04] <gigaherz> seriously?

L193[07:48:19] <portablejim> well actually, it replaces it with "[1.9.4,1.10]"

L194[07:48:25] <gigaherz> there was someone here yesteray complaining about his mod using [1.9.4,1.10) not loading on 1.10

L195[07:48:37] <gigaherz> maybe they changed that /shrug

L196[07:49:55] <gigaherz> ah 1983 was "Accept more 1.9.4 version strings. Fix NPE for custom villager types and their associated zombie spawns. Still needs review."

L197[07:50:40] <Necr0> is there anything other than worlds in vanilla minecraft that actually use iblockaccess.

L198[07:51:05] <gigaherz> Chunk?

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L200[07:51:14] <portablejim> gigaherz, https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/commit/cc593f39399c24c0de7ed2a4d054b8457715e951

L201[07:52:07] <gigaherz> IBlockAccess -> ChunkCache, and World

L202[07:52:31] <gigaherz> oh right

L203[07:52:41] <gigaherz> that person had "[1.9,1.10)"

L204[07:52:49] <gigaherz> not specifically 1.9.4,1.10)

L205[07:53:59] <Ordinastie_> when you copy paste a line of code, at least change the comment ><

L206[07:54:29] <gigaherz> XD

L207[07:56:56] <Necr0> Btw i asked to see if i could just cast the blockaccess of onNeighbourChange so i could use isBlockIndirectlyGettingPowered but i guess i can just as well copy the code from there.

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L209[08:00:48] <barteks2x> my touchpad is sometimes a bit too sensitive. I'm not touching it and it reacts anyway

L210[08:03:03] <masa> huh, so they pulled the latest releases of Forge for 1.9.4?

L211[08:03:15] <gigaherz> masa: there were two builds broken

L212[08:03:21] <gigaherz> they were compiled from the early 1.10 branch

L213[08:03:22] <masa> the ones where they removed the patches due to the re.licensing issues?

L214[08:03:27] <masa> yeah

L215[08:03:34] <gigaherz> they didn't work.

L216[08:03:42] <masa> didn't work?

L217[08:03:47] <gigaherz> crashed on load

L218[08:03:52] <masa> oh?

L219[08:04:21] <masa> hmm, well I guess I don't have to release my fix for the removed event for 1.9.4 now :p

L220[08:04:32] <masa> since that Forge isn't available enymore

L221[08:04:42] <gigaherz> https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/issues/3021

L222[08:06:34] <masa> alright

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L226[08:18:02] <Coolway99> so, I think my biggest issue with Capabilities is that I'm not trying to write them like an API, nor am I used to writing APIs

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L228[08:18:36] <gigaherz> Coolway99: I gave you a link yesterday, to how I use them for attaching data

L229[08:18:42] <gigaherz> I suspect you ignored it

L230[08:18:43] <gigaherz> Xd

L231[08:18:47] <Coolway99> no, I looked at it

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L233[08:19:05] <Coolway99> I'm having issues with the "default" implementation now

L234[08:19:27] <Coolway99> there's no fully-functional default

L235[08:19:29] <gigaherz> this?

L236[08:19:29] <gigaherz> https://github.com/gigaherz/Enderthing/blob/v0.4.0/src/main/java/gigaherz/enderthing/storage/PrivateInventoryManager.java

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L238[08:19:44] <gigaherz> if you really had looked at it, you'll notice I broke the capabilities "contract"

L239[08:19:50] <gigaherz> and ignored the default implementation system altogether

L240[08:19:56] <gigaherz> and used a class rather than an interface

L241[08:19:57] <gigaherz> ;P

L242[08:20:17] <Coolway99> I didn't notice you used an EntityPlayer

L243[08:20:32] <Coolway99> I was paying more attention to forge's example instead of yours

L244[08:20:37] <gigaherz> yeap

L245[08:20:52] <gigaherz> my example is specifically the minimum you haveto do to attach data

L246[08:21:05] <gigaherz> the forge example is more correct

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L249[08:23:55] <Coolway99> so, double checking

L250[08:24:29] <Coolway99> the ICapabilityProvider has one instance, right?

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L252[08:25:05] <gigaherz> no

L253[08:25:13] <gigaherz> each player gets its own ICapabilityProvider

L254[08:25:38] <gigaherz> the way that works is, rather thna attaching capabilities directly, you attach providers

L255[08:25:45] <gigaherz> which may contain more than one capability if you want to

L256[08:25:55] <gigaherz> then

L257[08:26:00] <gigaherz> the original object

L258[08:26:03] <gigaherz> will do something like

L259[08:26:18] <gigaherz> super.getCapability

L260[08:26:26] <gigaherz> which will iterate through all the attached providers

L261[08:26:31] <gigaherz> and call getCapability on each provider

L262[08:26:37] <gigaherz> well

L263[08:26:39] <gigaherz> has capability

L264[08:26:49] <gigaherz> and the first one to return true, gets getCapability called on it

L265[08:27:31] <Coolway99> and the reason it wants a interface here is to interact with the ICapabilityProvider?

L266[08:28:22] <gigaherz> wat

L267[08:28:25] <gigaherz> where's "here"?

L268[08:28:34] <gigaherz> remember I don't see where you are looking at

L269[08:28:46] <Coolway99> nevermind

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L271[08:29:36] <Coolway99> ok, so what you do is you make the capability provider a wrapper around the container, right?

L272[08:30:36] <gigaherz> yes

L273[08:30:42] <gigaherz> and the container is "the thing you want to attach"

L274[08:31:14] <Coolway99> ok, that makes a lot more sense now

L275[08:31:15] <gigaherz> in my case, it was a collection of all the "ender-chest" inventories a player owns

L276[08:31:34] <gigaherz> in your case it could be a little class with getValue and setValue

L277[08:31:39] <gigaherz> or whatever you need

L278[08:31:50] <Coolway99> and it will automatically save it, right?

L279[08:32:15] <gigaherz> you'll notice

L280[08:32:17] <gigaherz> my capability provider

L281[08:32:21] <gigaherz> is ICapabilitySerializable

L282[08:32:29] <gigaherz> so it has the read/write methods in it

L283[08:32:35] <Coolway99> ik

L284[08:32:48] <gigaherz> whenever the player is saved/loaded

L285[08:32:51] <gigaherz> those methods get called

L286[08:33:45] <Coolway99> I should stop worrying about the internals :/

L287[08:34:36] <gigaherz> heh

L288[08:34:48] <gigaherz> I tend to assume things

L289[08:34:57] <gigaherz> it generally works

L290[08:35:00] <gigaherz> but sometimes fails ;P

L291[08:35:28] <gigaherz> and generally when my assumptions fail, is not that my logic/reasoning was broken

L292[08:35:31] <Coolway99> I'm guessing the IStorage is used if you want to treat it like a proper API?

L293[08:35:34] <gigaherz> just that there was external issues I didn't know about

L294[08:35:44] <gigaherz> as I said yesterday

L295[08:35:47] <gigaherz> IStorage is a helper

L296[08:36:00] <gigaherz> it allows oyu to give people a way to save/load

L297[08:36:06] <gigaherz> without having to embed it into the API

L298[08:36:16] <gigaherz> you can use something like INBTSerializable

L299[08:36:19] <gigaherz> and tell people "use it"

L300[08:36:25] <gigaherz> or you can provide an IStorage

L301[08:36:28] <gigaherz> and tell people to use that

L302[08:36:40] <gigaherz> this allows the API to remain "clean"

L303[08:36:56] <gigaherz> since people don't have to mess with casting to INBTSerializable

L304[08:37:00] <gigaherz> or use explicit methods

L305[08:37:03] <gigaherz> they can just do

L306[08:37:11] <gigaherz> THE_CAP.writeNBT(instance, face)

L307[08:37:15] <gigaherz> THE_CAP.readNBT(instance, face)

L308[08:37:40] <gigaherz> THE_CAP.readNBT(instance, face, nbt) *

L309[08:37:49] <gigaherz> this is specially important

L310[08:37:52] <gigaherz> when you have default instances

L311[08:38:01] <gigaherz> since those default instances are unknown to the user

L312[08:38:07] <gigaherz> they just get the interface you used for the API

L313[08:38:17] <gigaherz> so they don't know who or what implements them

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L315[08:38:34] <gigaherz> so for that case, IStorage isn't just a bonus

L316[08:38:37] <gigaherz> it's practically required

L317[08:38:55] <gigaherz> then on top of that, is the @CapabilityInject

L318[08:38:59] <gigaherz> which has two uses

L319[08:39:15] <gigaherz> 1. if used on a static field, it will receive the instance of the Capability class

L320[08:39:45] <gigaherz> 2. if used on a static method, it will get called right after registering, allowing you to enable things if the capability exists

L321[08:39:56] <gigaherz> the combination of default instances,

L322[08:40:02] <gigaherz> IStorage, and this @CapabilityInject

L323[08:40:11] <gigaherz> has the extremely powerful effect

L324[08:40:18] <gigaherz> of letting you write a mod that exposes a capability

L325[08:40:26] <gigaherz> without EVER referencing the actual interface of this capability

L326[08:40:49] <gigaherz> you'd use @CapabilityInject to obtain an instance of the Capability class

L327[08:40:55] <gigaherz> then on your stuff

L328[08:41:07] <gigaherz> you'd use THE_CAP.getDefaultInstance() to create a new instance

L329[08:41:13] <gigaherz> and store it in an Object field

L330[08:41:21] <gigaherz> then on hasCapability/getCapability

L331[08:41:33] <gigaherz> you can check and return this Object field, casting it to (T)

L332[08:41:39] <gigaherz> if not null

L333[08:41:53] <gigaherz> it's awesome.

L334[08:42:10] * gigaherz looks up and feeld bad about the long monologue

L335[08:42:12] <Ordinastie_> holy shit gigaherz http://puu.sh/pFvUg.png

L336[08:42:35] <gigaherz> damn Javaschreiber, broke my streak!

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L348[09:13:44] <Coolway99> gigaherz, so data is not propgated between logical server and logical client when using capabilities, right?

L349[09:13:58] <Coolway99> *propagated

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L351[09:21:29] <gigaherz> nope

L352[09:21:40] <gigaherz> you'll have to sync using your own packets

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L354[09:25:16] <Coolway99> this feels awful hacky

L355[09:25:17] <Coolway99> event.getEntityPlayer().getCapability(XpCapability.INSTANCE, null).deserializeNBT(original.serializeNBT());

L356[09:25:56] <Ordinastie_> that sounds wrong

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L358[09:26:41] <Coolway99> it is actually, original.serializeNBT() will get me the player's data, not the data I want XD

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L360[09:29:49] <gigaherz> wat

L361[09:29:52] <gigaherz> why are you doing that?

L362[09:30:15] <gigaherz> Coolway99: what are you trying to do ?!

L363[09:30:38] <Coolway99> capability data doesn't persist on death, according to the docs

L364[09:31:20] <gigaherz> oh

L365[09:31:30] <Coolway99> so on the PlayerEvent.Clone event

L366[09:31:50] <Coolway99> If the original had the capability, logically the new player must have it to

L367[09:31:54] <gigaherz> yup

L368[09:32:09] <Coolway99> so I check for that, then I just tell the original to save it's cap data, then give it to the new one to load it

L369[09:32:14] <gigaherz> yup

L370[09:32:29] <Coolway99> then I call .onDeath(), so I can do things on the player death

L371[09:33:12] <Coolway99> https://gist.github.com/Coolway99/985393dada12e79e576928ca028347de

L372[09:33:47] <Ordinastie_> isWasDeath really ? -_-

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L374[09:33:54] <Coolway99> really

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L376[09:34:52] <gigaherz> Ordinastie_: well if it's not death

L377[09:34:55] <gigaherz> it means return from the end

L378[09:35:15] <Ordinastie_> I'm arguing the method name

L379[09:35:16] <TehNut> I believe it was talking about the method name itself

L380[09:35:24] <gigaherz> oh right

L381[09:35:25] <Ordinastie_> what was the guy writing that thinkiing

L382[09:35:28] <gigaherz> could be "wasDeath"

L383[09:35:29] <gigaherz> ;P

L384[09:35:30] <Coolway99> is it was a death?

L385[09:35:44] <gigaherz> Coolway99: there's two reasons that the player clone happens

L386[09:35:46] <gigaherz> 1. on death

L387[09:35:49] <gigaherz> 2. on return from the End

L388[09:35:52] <TehNut> The field is "wasDeath". IDE's (usually) generate boolean getters with is+fieldName

L389[09:35:55] <Coolway99> is it wasna death, then isa nosa death

L390[09:36:29] <Coolway99> I know that, gigaherz

L391[09:36:31] <Ordinastie_> TehNut, if only we had the power to change IDE automatic suggested names...

L392[09:37:08] <TehNut> I'm not arguing for it. I'm just saying that all the events were done in one blanket change and small things slipped through.

L393[09:37:46] <Coolway99> ok, so cap's only run on the server side, right?

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L395[09:37:55] <gigaherz> ?

L396[09:38:08] <Coolway99> or am I wrong about that

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L398[09:38:27] <gigaherz> the capabilities can exist on both sides

L399[09:38:39] <Coolway99> well, I did no specific side checking in my code

L400[09:38:42] <gigaherz> and they aren't "run" -- you choose when and where they do things

L401[09:39:05] <gigaherz> the Attach event will be called on both sides

L402[09:39:14] <gigaherz> you'll have to use if(isRemote) if you want to distinguish

L403[09:40:05] <Coolway99> they don't sync then

L404[09:40:10] <Coolway99> which is odd :/

L405[09:40:30] <Coolway99> actually, even better, gigaherz

L406[09:40:39] <Coolway99> instanceof EntityPlayerMP

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L408[09:41:28] <Coolway99> well, this is interesting

L409[09:41:36] <gigaherz> Coolway99: told you, you will haveto use your own packets

L410[09:41:38] <gigaherz> if you want to sync

L411[09:41:46] <Coolway99> ik

L412[09:41:49] <Coolway99> but here's something interesting

L413[09:41:57] <Coolway99> EntityPlayerMP is created well before EntityPlayerSP

L414[09:42:05] <gigaherz> ofc

L415[09:42:10] <gigaherz> the server player is created

L416[09:42:12] <Coolway99> https://gist.github.com/Coolway99/05e347692a903a31cd852c1352457748

L417[09:42:15] <gigaherz> then it sends a message to the client

L418[09:42:18] <gigaherz> and the client player is created

L419[09:42:29] <gigaherz> but really

L420[09:42:31] <gigaherz> dont' use instanceof

L421[09:42:36] <gigaherz> use player.world.isRemote

L422[09:42:49] <gigaherz> or hmm

L423[09:42:57] <gigaherz> does the player ha a world at that point?

L424[09:43:00] <gigaherz> have*

L425[09:43:15] <Coolway99> yes

L426[09:43:20] <Coolway99> they must be created with a worldObj

L427[09:43:22] <Coolway99> all entities must

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L430[09:51:55] <masa> hmm, when I summon a Husk (ZombieType:6) it looks like a regular zombie, but doesn't burn and makes the husk idle noises

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L432[09:52:12] <masa> is this a Forge rendering bug?

L433[09:53:15] <gigaherz> probably

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L435[09:58:13] <masa> the Stray seems to work though for the skellies

L436[09:59:35] <gigaherz> RenderZombie patch

L437[09:59:48] <gigaherz> calls getVillagerTypeForge().getZombieSkin()

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L440[10:07:58] <gigaherz> ah nevermind

L441[10:08:01] <gigaherz> there's an else

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L443[10:08:16] <coldform> heyo

L444[10:09:01] <sham1> g'day

L445[10:09:51] <coldform> I have some questions about my FTB infinity server, and a particular crash I'm recieving. would this be the right place to ask about that?

L446[10:10:04] <gigaherz> probably not

L447[10:10:07] <gigaherz> but we can try to help either way

L448[10:10:13] <coldform> right on.

L449[10:10:46] <coldform> welp

L450[10:11:00] <sham1> I'd imagine that you would get better answers at #FTB

L451[10:11:07] <coldform> ok.

L452[10:11:10] <masa> better? :D

L453[10:11:11] <sham1> but go on

L454[10:11:40] <coldform> I think I found it. it has to do with enderfrequencies.cfg being corrupted

L455[10:12:03] <coldform> has anyone here heard of something along those lines?

L456[10:12:24] <coldform> oh yeah, it happens when the power to my server blinks out

L457[10:13:04] <sham1> that's called a power outage :P

L458[10:13:09] <coldform> lol

L459[10:13:12] <coldform> OMG

L460[10:13:17] <coldform> I DIDNT KNOW

L461[10:13:30] <coldform> sry. Im doing a bazillion things at once right now

L462[10:13:37] <gigaherz> lol -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGNNazG8yyk

L463[10:15:00] <LatvianModder> Hey, ive been outside internet for few days. 1.10 forge already out?\

L464[10:15:09] <gigaherz> yes

L465[10:15:11] <gigaherz> early beta and such

L466[10:15:15] <gigaherz> most mods work as-is

L467[10:15:18] <LatvianModder> nice

L468[10:15:27] <LatvianModder> What changed code-wise?

L469[10:15:28] <gigaherz> so forge accepts 1.9.4 mods

L470[10:15:33] <gigaherz> nothing

L471[10:15:38] <gigaherz> unless you happen to use one of the few changed things

L472[10:15:39] <gigaherz> ;P

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L476[10:15:53] <gigaherz> or in other words, I still have no idea what DID change

L477[10:15:53] <sham1> Like

L478[10:16:04] <gigaherz> ofc there's one more skeleton type

L479[10:16:09] <gigaherz> there's one more zombie type

L480[10:16:14] <gigaherz> (which may be bugged atm)

L481[10:16:31] <gigaherz> there's the new bear mob

L482[10:16:31] <LatvianModder> Well, mojang had to increese their minor version, because they added blocks and mobs

L483[10:16:31] <gigaherz> there's the new blocks

L484[10:16:38] <gigaherz> but it's really a minor update code-wise

L485[10:16:52] <LatvianModder> Alright. Let's see if anything breaks if I put FTBU in 1.10

L486[10:17:02] <gigaherz> I haven't seen a "changed things" document yet

L487[10:17:51] <baegmon> Sorry for butting in, I feel like this may be a dumb question but I can't wrap my head around it. Inside of PlayerInteractEvent, how do you get the list of players? I've tried event.getWorld().getMinecraftServer().getPlayerList() but it gives me nullpointers :/

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L489[10:18:10] <terraflops> so... Anyone know how Forge verifies mod versions between server and client?

L490[10:18:14] <baegmon> and anything else along those lines lol I'm missing something haha

L491[10:19:11] <gigaherz> baegmon: the player list is only available on the server side, you may be on the client

L492[10:19:25] <gigaherz> terraflops: there's a big packet sent during server login

L493[10:19:41] <gigaherz> where the client gives the server the list of mods, and the server gives the "ok

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L496[10:21:01] <terraflops> Would modifying the class files in a mod's jar file and deleting the checksum information make Forge detect a mismatch?

L497[10:21:22] <gigaherz> dunno but you shouldn't be doing that anyhow ;p

L498[10:21:30] <terraflops> well here's my problem

L499[10:22:05] <terraflops> so one of the mods I'm using (a 1.7.10 build but that's irrelevant) uses some graphics features that cause my Intel HD Graphics driver to crash

L500[10:22:18] <terraflops> And I've already tried to fix the underlying problem

L501[10:22:19] <baegmon> huh thanks for that tip @gigaherz, working now lol

L502[10:22:39] <gigaherz> np ;P

L503[10:22:52] <sham1> terraflops: you probably want an actual GPU

L504[10:23:12] <gigaherz> I assume he has a laptop ;P

L505[10:23:22] <sham1> That's not an excuse

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L507[10:23:38] <sham1> He could get a laptop with an actual GPU in itr

L508[10:23:39] <gigaherz> I meant it more like there's no "real gpus" on laptops ;p

L509[10:23:56] <gigaherz> actually that's a lie

L510[10:24:06] <gigaherz> there were some laptops with actual desktop versions of like, gtx980

L511[10:24:15] <gigaherz> that shit must have been an oven

L512[10:24:36] <sham1> Does not even need to be a desktop version

L513[10:24:47] <sham1> Just something other than an Intel integrated GPU

L514[10:24:49] <r3becca> can forge expliot/manipulate the NoGravity item tag?

L515[10:25:00] <gigaherz> wat

L516[10:25:05] <gigaherz> mods can do wahtever they want to

L517[10:25:12] <r3becca> neat

L518[10:25:13] <gigaherz> forge by itself, probably doens't do anything special to it

L519[10:25:25] <r3becca> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTSTVZ6MMuI

L520[10:25:40] <r3becca> just have an idea that'll use the nogravity thing

L521[10:25:56] <gigaherz> it woudl be easy to use the EntityJoinWorldEvent

L522[10:26:02] <gigaherz> and if it's an arrow, give it no-gravity

L523[10:26:31] <Coolway99> I'm trying to register a network handler, but it keeps crashing the client thread :/

L524[10:26:32] <r3becca> ok

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L526[10:26:51] <MinecraftWero> where should i look if i want to consume an item when i right click another item

L527[10:26:54] <gigaherz> Coolway99: then you must be doing it wrong

L528[10:26:56] <gigaherz> also, which crash?

L529[10:27:22] <gigaherz> also I hope your using http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/networking/simpleimpl/

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L531[10:27:38] <Coolway99> yes I am

L532[10:27:49] <terraflops> @MinecraftWero haven't done modding in a while, but maybe get the inventory of the player and search for the consumables?

L533[10:28:07] <MinecraftWero> will try that

L534[10:28:08] <MinecraftWero> thanks

L535[10:28:11] <Coolway99> "java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.InstantiationException: com.coolway99.experiencemod.XpHandler"

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L537[10:28:58] <Coolway99> oh

L538[10:29:01] <Coolway99> OHhh, that's why

L539[10:29:03] <baegmon> Just wondering, what does everyone use for their server settings? As in the java arguments?

L540[10:29:10] <Coolway99> XpHandler is also used in the cap

L541[10:29:20] <Coolway99> therefore it requires an EntityPlayer to initialize properly

L542[10:29:42] <Coolway99> and it's trying to return a new instance of XpHandler that doesn't have an EntityPlayer

L543[10:31:05] <r3becca> has anyone come across a mod that will (perhaps at a random interval) cause a block item in the world to revert back to a placed block?

L544[10:31:28] <terraflops> I've seen AE2 which has an item change state after a while

L545[10:31:33] <terraflops> should be close to the same

L546[10:31:42] <r3becca> thanks terraflops :)

L547[10:31:49] <Coolway99> or, Construction Foam from IC2

L548[10:32:18] <gigaherz> masa: created an issue for the husk rendering issue ;P

L549[10:32:36] <masa> okay, thanks :p

L550[10:32:53] <gigaherz> --> https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/issues/3028

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L553[10:35:54] <terraflops> oh one more thing @Coolway99: the reason why people name their packages com.(something) or net.(something) is because it refers to their websites :P

L554[10:36:02] <Coolway99> I know

L555[10:36:25] <terraflops> time to register that domain before people get ideas

L556[10:36:27] <Coolway99> it's also standard convention

L557[10:36:29] <Ordinastie_> so you do own the domain coolway99.com ?

L558[10:36:32] <Coolway99> no

L559[10:36:51] <Ordinastie_> so why did you put .com

L560[10:37:00] <Coolway99> I didn't put .com, I put com.

L561[10:37:08] <Coolway99> it's standard convention

L562[10:37:15] <Ordinastie_> no it's not

L563[10:37:31] <Ordinastie_> it's convention to use a domain you own, not put a random one

L564[10:37:34] <terraflops> It's essentially reverse domain order

L565[10:37:39] <terraflops> so for LWJGL it's org.lwjgl

L566[10:38:09] <terraflops> of course if you obfuscate nobody will know :P

L567[10:38:24] <terraflops> melikes default package and lowercase class names

L568[10:38:48] <Coolway99> and everything breaks

L569[10:39:10] <Coolway99> and undo doesn't work

L570[10:39:15] <Coolway99> thank you

L571[10:39:20] <terraflops> a refactor should change things

L572[10:39:28] <terraflops> using eclipse

L573[10:39:57] <gigaherz> I use "gigaherz.*" as the packages, because I don't really feel like using a domain there ;P

L574[10:40:09] <gigaherz> at least it doens't confuse people into thinkin "gigaherz.com" is mine ;p

L575[10:40:11] <gigaherz> (it isn't)

L576[10:40:27] <terraflops> I wonder if I should make a terraflops.js and program an entire mod in JavaScript

L577[10:40:41] <Coolway99> can I put 66.212.212.2.coolway99 as my package name?

L578[10:40:53] <terraflops> erm... that seems just really confusing

L579[10:40:54] <Coolway99> XD

L580[10:41:02] <gigaherz> no it shouldn't be an ip ;P

L581[10:41:05] <Coolway99> dynamic ip's move very slowly around here

L582[10:41:16] <Coolway99> wait, I do have a domain XD

L583[10:41:19] <Coolway99> I forgot about that

L584[10:41:26] <Coolway99> Coolway99.no-ip.org

L585[10:41:36] <Coolway99> I only have it 'cause it's free >.>

L586[10:41:45] <terraflops> let's try an IPv6 one

L587[10:43:07] <terraflops> Domains from Mali are free :D I suppose you could use that

L588[10:44:43] <terraflops> okay so clearly Forge uses something more than version numbers to check mod compatibility

L589[10:45:27] <Ordinastie_> terraflops, out of curiosity from which version to which one are you trying to change it ?

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L591[10:46:44] <terraflops> what exactly it uses is beyond me then

L592[10:46:44] <terraflops> I'm not trying to change versions

L593[10:46:44] <terraflops> I'm trying to do a bytecode edit on this mod so it stops making the bugs in my Intel graphics driver crash it

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L595[10:46:57] <terraflops> of course with that I have to delete all the digital signature and checksum garbage

L596[10:47:14] <terraflops> if only I could get RS485's private key......

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L598[10:48:32] <Ordinastie_> forge doesn't do any check other than version number if specified

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L600[10:50:40] <terraflops> hmm really? I get dc'ed with a NullPointerException and/or a mod rejection when I clear out the digital signature stuff.

L601[10:50:40] <terraflops> does it do any hashing?

L602[10:52:06] <Ordinastie_> forge doesn't do anything besides a string comparaison

L603[10:52:14] <terraflops> hmm I'll try again

L604[10:52:23] <Ordinastie_> but nothing prevents the mod to implement verifications on their own

L605[10:52:32] <luacs1998> cpw, quick bump https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/3017

L606[10:52:34] <Ordinastie_> what mod are your trying to fix ?

L607[10:53:09] <terraflops> LogisticsPipes :(

L608[10:53:45] <terraflops> Not fixing it in any way

L609[10:53:45] <terraflops> just trying to disable the crafting signs because they make my graphics driver crash

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L611[10:54:14] <terraflops> did that by putting a return instruction before all the other code in the pipe renderer

L612[10:55:20] <Ordinastie_> why you don't just edit the sources and recompile the mod directly? :x

L613[10:56:19] <terraflops> it's the 1.7.10 version

L614[10:56:33] <Ordinastie_> and ?

L615[10:56:40] <terraflops> so I'd have to find which commit to checkout and such

L616[10:56:41] <terraflops> and I need it down to the build number

L617[10:57:06] <Ordinastie_> just take latest

L618[10:57:27] <cpw> looks good luacs

L619[10:57:28] <cpw> thanks!

L620[10:58:22] <terraflops> I can't ;P I'm playing FTB Infinity Evolved Skyblock and it's using an outdated version

L621[10:58:22] <terraflops> so the server I'm trying to connect to will reject it

L622[10:58:32] <terraflops> Now I know there's no support for older versions of Forge, so I'm just wondering about the current one

L623[10:59:18] <terraflops> It's actually really weird because it causes a NullPointerException in the handshake

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L626[11:04:35] <BaronNox> o7

L627[11:05:34] <terraflops> Alrighty I found the source for the build I was looking for. I'll try.

L628[11:06:42] <BaronNox> Should we start developing for 1.10 now or is 1.9.4 the current target to go far?

L629[11:08:48] <gigaherz> start on 1.9.4

L630[11:08:53] <gigaherz> when 1.10 is stable

L631[11:08:57] <gigaherz> it willtake under 5 minutes to port

L632[11:08:57] <gigaherz> ;p

L633[11:09:02] <gigaherz> IF you need to port at all

L634[11:09:07] <gigaherz> all of my mods work on 1.10 without changes

L635[11:09:10] <gigaherz> the same jar works as-is

L636[11:10:02] <terraflops> I always use a shim between my mods and Forge methods since they change all the time

L637[11:10:08] <terraflops> change the shim once and boom it's ported

L638[11:10:12] <BaronNox> nice thanks ;)

L639[11:10:15] <Coolway99> "why is my message not se-oh, I don't call it"

L640[11:10:23] <Coolway99> le derpity derp

L641[11:10:30] <terraflops> that is except for the JSON stuff that got released

L642[11:11:33] <gigaherz> terraflops: that's not really even needed these days

L643[11:11:42] <gigaherz> the stuff that changes between versions is generally minor enough

L644[11:12:13] <gigaherz> the big one was 1.7.10 to 1.8

L645[11:12:34] <gigaherz> and in a lesser way, 1.8 to 1.8.9 due to the adding of generics

L646[11:12:37] <terraflops> ^ yep

L647[11:12:40] <gigaherz> 1.9 added the new registry

L648[11:12:50] <gigaherz> which means mods had to switch their GameREgistry calls

L649[11:13:05] <gigaherz> but it's not really something so big that it's worth having your own abstraction layer

L650[11:13:41] <terraflops> meh but even the method renaming sometimes is pretty onerous

L651[11:14:01] <terraflops> sure, Eclipse can do it but inevitably I make a mistake somewhere

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L653[11:15:42] <OrionOnline> Hey guys

L654[11:16:07] <OrionOnline> I need some help from the professionals.

L655[11:16:21] <OrionOnline> Somehow this part of my StructureManager does copy by value: https://github.com/SmithsGaming/SmithsCore/blob/Development-1.9/src/com/smithsmodding/smithscore/common/structures/StructureManager.java#L48-L61

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L657[11:17:02] <OrionOnline> When the code goes further and queries for the same TE i just changed the values have been reset.

L658[11:17:58] <terraflops> oh my I had that problem a long time ago too

L659[11:18:02] <terraflops> never figured that one out

L660[11:18:37] <gigaherz> never used setTileEntity

L661[11:18:57] <OrionOnline> gigaherz, funny enough it does not matter if I use setTileEntity or not

L662[11:19:03] <OrionOnline> The behaviour is still the same

L663[11:19:22] <OrionOnline> I expected pass by ref behaviour (as it does anywhere else, and it works like that in 1.7.10)

L664[11:19:43] <Coolway99> I found a slight bug XD

L665[11:20:06] <Coolway99> crashing the logical server of a single player world says something about a fatal error occuring, with the button "back to server list"

L666[11:20:08] <OrionOnline> But for some reason the method for the initiateAsNewMaster is called, then when i try to add the slaves the values are nulll (WHAT?)

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L672[11:23:18] <OrionOnline> Which is so weird.

L673[11:25:02] <gigaherz> ugh

L674[11:25:13] <gigaherz> had an android phone for just a couple weeks

L675[11:25:18] <gigaherz> so far my worst annoyance

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L677[11:25:35] <gigaherz> is that almost all apps sem to show random notifications without ever asking if that's ok

L678[11:25:52] <gigaherz> I installed the imgur app a few days ago

L679[11:25:58] <gigaherz> it just showed me a notification about "corgi butts"

L680[11:26:08] <gigaherz> which prompted me to immediately uninstall it.

L681[11:26:09] <masa> :D

L682[11:26:25] <TehNut> that's it, i'm getting the imgur app

L683[11:26:27] <TehNut> :P

L684[11:26:35] <gigaherz> have fun

L685[11:26:37] <masa> my phone is several years old so no idea how bad new apps are, and on the other hand, I barely use anything on my phone anyway

L686[11:26:48] <gigaherz> IMO

L687[11:26:51] <gigaherz> notifications are for IMPORTANT stuff

L688[11:26:56] <masa> but I did recently wipe it and install cyanogenmod on it

L689[11:27:01] <gigaherz> anything that's not related to someone explicitly sending me a message about something I asked for

L690[11:27:03] <gigaherz> is spam

L691[11:27:11] <masa> that's a HUGE improvement over the original android

L692[11:27:12] <gigaherz> and causes me to uninstall that one application

L693[11:27:20] <GunnerWolf> Could somebody point me in the right direction for adding in-world crafting to my mod? IE throw 2 items on the ground and it creates a new item

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L695[11:27:44] <gigaherz> GunnerWolf: is at least one of the items yours?

L696[11:27:54] <GunnerWolf> yes

L697[11:28:29] <gigaherz> items have a method

L698[11:28:32] <gigaherz> that gets called once a tick

L699[11:28:39] <gigaherz> while they are on the ground as an entity

L700[11:29:18] <gigaherz> onEntityItemUpdate

L701[11:29:37] <gigaherz> you could use that to scan for other EntityItems around it

L702[11:29:43] <gigaherz> and see if there's the right combination

L703[11:29:45] <GunnerWolf> ah okay, so I just check for the other item(s) being there, and if so, delete the entityitems and create the new one?

L704[11:29:52] <gigaherz> yup

L705[11:29:55] <gigaherz> however

L706[11:29:59] <gigaherz> you may not want to do it EVERY TIME

L707[11:30:07] <gigaherz> as it may cause lag

L708[11:30:22] <gigaherz> you could get the world object from the entity and do something like

L709[11:30:42] <gigaherz> if((entity.getWorld().getTotalTime() % 20) != 0) return;

L710[11:30:50] <gigaherz> that way it's only scanned once a second

L711[11:30:56] <GunnerWolf> ah cool, thanks

L712[11:31:05] <gigaherz> or you could use the entity's "alive ticks"

L713[11:31:20] <gigaherz> instead of the world

L714[11:31:29] <gigaherz> that would avoid all entities ticking at the same time

L715[11:34:45] <OrionOnline> A good idea would also to do it in a liquid or so, as a block check is not as resource intensive as a collection of entities in a given area

L716[11:35:08] <gigaherz> or make a player activate it

L717[11:35:17] <gigaherz> such as how crafting in TUG works

L718[11:35:19] <OrionOnline> Yeah with TNT or something of the sorts

L719[11:35:20] <gigaherz> you drop stuff to the ground

L720[11:35:21] <gigaherz> and hold G

L721[11:35:25] <OrionOnline> Or that

L722[11:35:40] <OrionOnline> That would be even better, would allow you to use the PlayerTickEvent instead of the Items itself

L723[11:35:45] <OrionOnline> makes it way more flexible

L724[11:36:56] <GunnerWolf> hmm, might do drop the items on the ground and shift right click on them

L725[11:37:00] <GunnerWolf> with an empty hand

L726[11:37:34] <Coolway99> :/

L727[11:37:40] <Coolway99> "[12:37:16] [Client thread/INFO] [STDOUT]: [coolway99.experiencemod.XpHandlerClient:ping:25]: Sending out a ping"

L728[11:37:52] <Coolway99> and nothing responded

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L730[11:39:23] <Coolway99> which I find as very odd :/

L731[11:42:22] <Coolway99> especially since System.out.prinln's are the very first thing in the "on message" method

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L733[11:43:50] <terraflops> ^ If you're going to search for entities near it, PLEASE don't iterate through all the entities in the world and do a linear search

L734[11:44:04] <terraflops> Users absolutely hate lag and this is one of the worst ways to do it.

L735[11:44:27] <GunnerWolf> World has a getEntitiesInAABB method doesn't it? Can't I just do that and pass it an AABB around the item?

L736[11:44:39] <GunnerWolf> or is that still a bad way to go?

L737[11:44:56] <terraflops> I think that might do linear search. I usually make my own k-d tree

L738[11:45:07] <terraflops> or any other type of binary space partitioning data structure

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L740[11:45:15] <terraflops> or you could just check every 5 seconds or so

L741[11:45:33] <terraflops> but that still has the problem of causing lag when a whole lot of entities show up

L742[11:46:18] <GunnerWolf> I might just make it so you have to create a block and throw the items on top of that instead

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L744[11:46:38] <terraflops> mmm always add a bit of ritual to it and it becomes even more magical

L745[11:46:52] <GunnerWolf> then the block can just periodically check EntityItems directly above it

L746[11:49:17] <terraflops> or you could designate one item as the last one that has to be added -- a "catalyst"

L747[11:49:31] <terraflops> and have that trigger the block to check :P

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L749[11:51:08] <GunnerWolf> in other words do whatever I can to avoid having EntityItems passively ticking away like that? :P

L750[11:51:32] <terraflops> the problem with items ticking as opposed to blocks

L751[11:51:43] <terraflops> is that some really stupid user with 1 billion of that item

L752[11:51:46] <terraflops> is inevitably going to spill them

L753[11:51:53] <GunnerWolf> oh boy

L754[11:52:12] <terraflops> but it's fine in small quantities

L755[11:52:20] <GunnerWolf> given that the "ticking item" in this case is the product of mining an ore as well. So then they have a barrel full of them from their quarry...

L756[11:52:23] <GunnerWolf> one misclick

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L759[11:56:20] <jrbudda> hey can anybody tell me what the new equivalent of world.getBlock is? I'm updating from 1.7.10 and have no idea what/when they changed it

L760[11:56:50] <jrbudda> doesnt seem to be a method in world that takes a blockpos and returns a block

L761[11:57:10] <kenzierocks> getBlockState

L762[11:58:17] <Coolway99> world.getBlockState(BlockPos pos).getBlock()

L763[11:58:55] <jrbudda> ah ha

L764[11:59:10] <jrbudda> not deobfuscated in mcp 1.10, found it ho

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L766[11:59:39] <Coolway99> did you try updating your MCP mappings?

L767[12:01:18] <terraflops> sometimes I wish Microsoft would release a public API for modding and we wouldn't have to deal with obfuscation

L768[12:01:40] <jrbudda> is updating mappings different from updatemcp.bat?

L769[12:02:07] <Coolway99> yeah, it's different

L770[12:02:14] <Coolway99> you have to go into your build.gradle

L771[12:02:44] <Coolway99> down to minecraft

L772[12:03:05] <Coolway99> mappings = "snapshot_YYYYMMDD"

L773[12:03:16] <Coolway99> where you input the date you want for mappings

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L775[12:04:45] <Coolway99> It doesn't look like any 1.10 mappings exist yet though :/

L776[12:04:45] <TehNut> Wait are you using *just* MCP?

L777[12:04:55] <jrbudda> yes just mcp

L778[12:04:59] <jrbudda> at the moment

L779[12:05:46] <TehNut> Why

L780[12:06:21] <terraflops> wow MC has made it to 1.9 and so many packs are still on 1.7

L781[12:06:57] <jrbudda> im not building on forge yet, doing vanilla compatibility

L782[12:07:01] <jrbudda> i know this is the forge channel

L783[12:07:07] <jrbudda> but no one was responding in mcp

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L785[12:10:06] <jrbudda> so is there a seperate update method for just MCP mappings besides updatemcp.bat?

L786[12:10:28] <Coolway99> "java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem: Unnecessary cast from XpHandlerClient to XpHandler"

L787[12:10:30] <Coolway99> XD

L788[12:11:51] <GunnerWolf> does World.getBlockState return null if there's no block at pos, or does it return Air?

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L790[12:12:03] <terraflops> erm

L791[12:12:20] <terraflops> never hit Proceed :P

L792[12:12:27] <terraflops> I think it returns air

L793[12:12:36] <jrbudda> air

L794[12:12:37] <kenzierocks> yea, it returns air

L795[12:12:44] <GunnerWolf> right, thanks

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L797[12:14:17] <masa> bleh, I have a bug that doesn't happen in the dev environment, only when I run the compiled mod through MultiMC, super annoying...

L798[12:15:01] <terraflops> what's the bug?

L799[12:15:19] <masa> my builder's wand doesn't save the templates or even create the directories

L800[12:17:11] <terraflops> filesystem permission problem?

L801[12:17:32] <terraflops> actually it's more likely that it's you have the wrong current working directory if you're using relative paths

L802[12:18:08] <masa> hm, well it has worked before, and it also works currently in the dev environment..

L803[12:20:20] <masa> hmm, well it seems to be broken in the current release too under MultiMC

L804[12:20:31] <masa> maybe it's a path problem, I'll have to add some prints...

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L806[12:23:46] <Coolway99> uh, can someone help?

L807[12:23:52] <terraflops> have you tried absolute paths just as a test?

L808[12:23:58] <Coolway99> I have a network interface that works from server to client

L809[12:24:03] <Coolway99> but doesn't work the other way around

L810[12:24:11] <Coolway99> even though I registered it

L811[12:25:49] <TehNut> Code?

L812[12:27:46] <Coolway99> https://gist.github.com/Coolway99/25a9d4907e5b785423671d24a3905d0b

L813[12:28:11] <Coolway99> there's no crash

L814[12:28:22] <Coolway99> but it never gets the first ping

L815[12:31:41] <terraflops> so you're saying the onMessage doesn't get called?

L816[12:31:59] <Coolway99> when going from client to server

L817[12:32:05] <Coolway99> going from server to client, it gets called

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L819[12:33:48] <terraflops> ah

L820[12:34:03] <Coolway99> however, since it's a sync packet, I originally was calling it as soon as I could, which caused issues because EntityPlayerMP is created before the corrisponding EntityPlayerSP

L821[12:34:18] <Coolway99> which was throwing an error and not syncing

L822[12:34:40] <terraflops> how are you sending it back to client? sendToAll?

L823[12:34:40] <Coolway99> so this first "ping" is from the client side, basically saying "hey, I've been created"

L824[12:34:46] <Coolway99> sentTo

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L826[12:34:51] <Coolway99> *sendTo

L827[12:35:06] <Coolway99> this is on a per player basis

L828[12:35:12] <terraflops> and you're sure the server handler is registered beforehand?

L829[12:36:01] <Coolway99> I can try moving it up an init cycle, but I don't think it will help

L830[12:36:25] <terraflops> hmm I think I know

L831[12:36:29] <Coolway99> nope

L832[12:36:30] <terraflops> try registering the server side one first

L833[12:36:35] <terraflops> then the client one

L834[12:36:59] <terraflops> you're pinging in the register() method right?

L835[12:37:13] <Coolway99> no, upon creation of XpHandlerClient

L836[12:37:29] <terraflops> which is far afterward?

L837[12:38:10] <Coolway99> it's a capability, so it's created after EntityPlayer is usable, but before they join....

L838[12:38:12] <Coolway99> hmm

L839[12:38:17] <Coolway99> I think I may know the issue

L840[12:39:17] <OrionOnline> Anyone having a nice structure system in place?

L841[12:39:28] <OrionOnline> Mine broke during the update to MC 1.9

L842[12:43:53] <Coolway99> so PlayerLoginEvent isn't on the client side :/

L843[12:44:34] <TechnicianLP> WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SYNCß

L844[12:44:43] <TechnicianLP> sry for capslock xD

L845[12:46:06] <terraflops> nope it's not

L846[12:46:32] <OrionOnline> Is there a way to store data on a Dimension?

L847[12:46:35] <Coolway99> well, good news, the event works for syncing

L848[12:46:38] <OrionOnline> Like something like structure data?

L849[12:46:43] <Coolway99> but the bad news, it sends it to itself it seems :/

L850[12:47:01] <terraflops> I mean you could always get the dimension/world name and store it in a separate data file :P

L851[12:47:12] <LatvianModder> coldform: ofc PlayerLoginEvent isnt on client :P

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L853[12:47:37] <LatvianModder> What do you need from it on client side?

L854[12:47:52] <Coolway99> just an inital ping, but going backwards seems to work anyways

L855[12:47:56] <LatvianModder> Sorry, Coolway99 :P

L856[12:47:58] <terraflops> wants client to send a packet to the server

L857[12:48:04] <Coolway99> actually, ignoring that

L858[12:48:05] <terraflops> on login

L859[12:48:15] <Coolway99> just sending a packet from the server to client doesn't crash anymore

L860[12:49:05] <OrionOnline> terraflops, but how / when would i load the data?

L861[12:49:16] <OrionOnline> Syncing i can do during PlayerLoadEvent, and using packets

L862[12:49:24] <OrionOnline> Hmm actually i might know how

L863[12:49:37] <terraflops> the days when I made a mod that downloaded updates from git and compiled itself...

L864[12:49:37] <terraflops> too bad I lost that

L865[12:50:20] <terraflops> oooh I've got a better idea

L866[12:50:29] <terraflops> make a TileEntity and just store a long JSON string in it

L867[12:50:44] <terraflops> boom :D

L868[12:51:03] <LatvianModder> <.<

L869[12:51:11] <LatvianModder> Yes. Thats always a good idea >.>

L870[12:51:17] <terraflops> or you could make a REST API with a UUID and just store a UUID inside the TE and then browse through everyone's data on your server :D

L871[12:51:32] <LatvianModder> you dont have to browse with UUID

L872[12:51:43] <LatvianModder> worldObj.getPlayerFromUUID(uuid)

L873[12:52:00] <LatvianModder> or even better, MinecraftServer.getPlayerList().get...(uuid)

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L879[12:56:55] <terraflops> I wish there were a way to disable checking of mods

L880[12:57:41] <TechnicianLP> tera you said something about npes previously .. what do those say?

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L882[12:59:50] <Coolway99> is there a event that happens after the client connect to a server?

L883[13:00:44] <terraflops> oh

L884[13:01:01] <terraflops> It's in the checking

L885[13:01:04] <terraflops> of the mod lists

L886[13:01:34] <terraflops> and coolway99, maybe one one of the events that is fired when an entity joins a world?

L887[13:01:35] <terraflops> idk I haven't done this in a long time XD

L888[13:02:52] <terraflops> EntityJoinWorldEvent?

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L890[13:03:09] <Coolway99> perhaps...

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L893[13:04:53] <Coolway99> if I check for a EntityPlayerSP then it already restricts it client-side

L894[13:05:00] <GunnerWolf> if I add a block that isn't obtainable in item form (except via cheating it in) do I still need to register an ItemBlock for it?

L895[13:05:49] <Coolway99> that works

L896[13:05:50] <Coolway99> haha

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L898[13:07:41] <TechnicianLP> registering an item is up to you ... (but it may get prblems when trying to pickblock/similiar)

L899[13:07:42] <terraflops> sigh dialup doesn't do very much if you're trying to setup Forge..

L900[13:07:54] <terraflops> why not just register it?

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L902[13:08:54] <Coolway99> [14:08:00] [Netty Server IO #1/INFO] [STDOUT]: [coolway99.experiencemod.XpHandler:onMessage:97]: This player is null

L903[13:08:56] <Coolway99> [14:08:00] [Netty Server IO #1/INFO] [STDOUT]: [coolway99.experiencemod.XpHandler:onMessage:98]: The message came from player null

L904[13:08:59] <Coolway99> :/

L905[13:09:24] <Coolway99> I kinda need the player it's coming from...

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L907[13:10:11] <terraflops> the player is null?

L908[13:10:22] <terraflops> what entity are you using?

L909[13:10:27] <terraflops> *event

L910[13:10:29] <terraflops> what event?

L911[13:10:47] <Coolway99> it doesn't matter, because the message has a player :/

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L913[13:11:05] <Coolway99> the message is a XpHandler

L914[13:11:10] <Coolway99> which has a final field for a player

L915[13:11:20] <Coolway99> and when it sends messages, it sends itself

L916[13:11:25] <Coolway99> oh wait...

L917[13:11:27] <Coolway99> ...

L918[13:11:30] <terraflops> that field probably isn't assigned :P

L919[13:11:32] <Coolway99> it doesn't send the player :/

L920[13:11:53] <terraflops> didn't implement fromBytes/toBytes? :P

L921[13:11:57] <Coolway99> it does

L922[13:12:01] <Coolway99> but it doesn't send the player via that

L923[13:12:19] <Coolway99> well gee...

L924[13:12:22] <Coolway99> this makes it a bit trickier

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L926[13:12:36] <Coolway99> in order to sync I kind of /need/ the player

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L929[13:14:17] <Coolway99> but I can't send it over the wire...

L930[13:14:19] <Coolway99> hmmm...

L931[13:14:21] <Coolway99> hrrrmm...

L932[13:14:41] <Coolway99> bah, send the UUID

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L934[13:16:43] <terraflops> you can send the UUID or the name

L935[13:17:28] <terraflops> lol I remember I got a lot of heat because I set up only one channel and used JSON to send all the messages my mod needed

L936[13:17:38] <terraflops> and then used annotation processing to dispatch messages to their proper places

L937[13:20:45] <BaronNox> Mh I dont know what do here. I have a TE with a gui and slots. If I want to decrease the itemstack in that slot by 1 do I have to do it serverside? If I just do it for client and server it get’s desync obviously. The second thing I cant figure out is how to do is e.g. update a counter for each consumed item that gets rendered as gui label. Do I have to use packets for that?

L938[13:21:33] <Coolway99> I'm sending the username

L939[13:21:40] <Coolway99> because it's easier and shorter than the UUID

L940[13:21:45] <Coolway99> and I can't seem to get the UUID anyways

L941[13:22:54] <OrionOnline> Is there something in the game that would allow me to read and write NBTData from disk?

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L943[13:23:26] <Coolway99> several things

L944[13:23:34] <TehNut> CompressedStreamTools

L945[13:23:38] <OrionOnline> Ah nice

L946[13:23:48] <OrionOnline> Did not look for a class with that particalur name

L947[13:23:58] <Coolway99> "[14:23:45] [Netty Server IO #1/INFO] [STDOUT]: [coolway99.experiencemod.XpHandler:onMessage:99]: The message came from player Coolway99"

L948[13:24:04] <Coolway99> woo

L949[13:24:17] <Coolway99> one step in several

L950[13:25:29] <Coolway99> how do I get the WorldServer object without any reference to it, this is the tricky bit

L951[13:26:04] <TehNut> FMLCommonHandler.instance().getMinecraftServerInstance().worldServerForDimension(0)

L952[13:26:21] <Coolway99> bleh, it's dimension based?

L953[13:26:27] <Coolway99> I mean, I want the /entire/ world

L954[13:26:39] <Coolway99> or at least, something that will give me a EntityPlayer based on a username

L955[13:26:54] <TehNut> Well at any given time in a vanilla game there are 3 worlds

L956[13:27:00] <TehNut> World = Dimension

L957[13:27:35] <BlueMonster> could you not get a list of dimensions and loop through them?

L958[13:27:55] <Coolway99> welp, time to go back to sending the UUID

L959[13:28:43] <TehNut> Why?

L960[13:28:50] <TehNut> You don't need the whole world, you need *a* world

L961[13:30:42] <OrionOnline> What was the class with the NBTTypes?

L962[13:31:27] <Coolway99> FMLCommonHandler.instance().getMinecraftServerInstance().worldServerForDimension(0).getPlayerEntityByName(message.playerName);

L963[13:31:35] <Coolway99> geez that's long

L964[13:31:55] <TehNut> OrionOnline: What do you mean?

L965[13:32:41] <OrionOnline> Did we not at a class into Forge that had a list of all the Types of NBT, so that i did not have todo this: compound.getTagList("list", 10);

L966[13:33:00] <OrionOnline> but: compound("list", NBTTypes.COMPOUND)

L967[13:33:12] <Coolway99> how do I get the dimension from a world object?

L968[13:33:18] <OrionOnline> compound.getTagList("list", NBTTypes.COMPOUND)*

L969[13:33:27] <TehNut> Oh, NBT.TAG_*

L970[13:33:28] <Coolway99> nevermind

L971[13:33:30] <Coolway99> found it on the player

L972[13:34:06] <jrbudda> did they stop using the eye height as player position on the client side in 1.8+ ?

L973[13:34:15] <gigaherz> heh I just had a silly idea

L974[13:34:42] <gigaherz> you know how in WoW (and probably most other mmos and old-style wRPGs), there's gray items that have no use

L975[13:34:48] <gigaherz> but can have funny "lore" in them

L976[13:34:56] <gigaherz> make a mod that adds stuff like that

L977[13:35:06] <gigaherz> and can drop from skeletons, zombies and such

L978[13:35:21] <gigaherz> and give some random reasons for death and such

L979[13:36:22] <Coolway99> IT WORKS, wooo!

L980[13:36:29] <Coolway99> it syncs on world reload finally

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L982[13:38:12] <gigaherz> [20:33] (OrionOnline): compound.getTagList("list", NBTTypes.COMPOUND)*

L983[13:38:17] <gigaherz> NBTTypes doesn't contain all the values

L984[13:38:21] <gigaherz> use Constants.NBT.*

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L986[13:38:36] <TehNut> Just said that :p

L987[13:39:05] <gigaherz> actually it's not even nbttypes

L988[13:39:06] <gigaherz> XD

L989[13:39:14] <OrionOnline> gigaherz, I know, i was looking for Constants.NBT, i did not know the name

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L991[13:39:22] <OrionOnline> So i just typed NBTTypes

L992[13:39:23] <gigaherz> there IS another class

L993[13:39:24] <gigaherz> with the values

L994[13:39:29] <gigaherz> but it's partial

L995[13:39:57] <gigaherz> or maybe I saw that in some mod's code?

L996[13:39:57] <OrionOnline> I am writing a Structure/Multiblock system, that writes itself to disk

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L998[13:39:59] * gigaherz shrugs

L999[13:40:03] <Coolway99> when you have to convert a char array into bytes yourself

L1000[13:40:06] <gigaherz> wat

L1001[13:40:13] <Coolway99> because a ByteBuffer doesn't support writeString()

L1002[13:40:20] <TehNut> ByteBufUtils

L1003[13:40:26] <TehNut> read/writeUTF8String

L1004[13:40:27] <gigaherz> OrionOnline: why do you need a multiblock to write itself to disk?

L1005[13:40:47] <OrionOnline> It is not a mulitblock

L1006[13:40:56] <OrionOnline> It is something like a Village or Temple

L1007[13:41:03] <TehNut> Coolway99: ^

L1008[13:41:04] <OrionOnline> Just on a scale of a few blocks

L1009[13:41:06] <gigaherz> then, how does it differ from the vanilla Structure block?

L1010[13:41:16] <Coolway99> I saw

L1011[13:41:24] <terraflops> erm why not just convert a char array by new String(chararray).getBytes(encoding)?

L1012[13:41:25] <Coolway99> I still like how my way works >.>

L1013[13:41:32] <TehNut> Just making sure you hadn't tabbed out to go do extra work :p

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L1015[13:41:36] <gigaherz> terraflops: because it's longer to write? ;P

L1016[13:41:53] <terraflops> I suppose :P

L1017[13:41:57] <Coolway99> I simply converted it to a char array, wrote the length, then used a for loop to write each char

L1018[13:42:06] <gigaherz> byteBufUtils.writeUTF8String(buf, "String")

L1019[13:42:08] <TehNut> ew

L1020[13:42:12] <OrionOnline> Cause i need it to be more flexible, in particular it cannot have a given size or form

L1021[13:43:00] <OrionOnline> The player can give the structure its own form, and the structure should just store the common data for all blocks that are part of the structure, without intervening with their function

L1022[13:43:08] <terraflops> mhmm

L1023[13:43:16] <terraflops> so figure out which block is the "controller" block

L1024[13:43:27] <terraflops> and store all the information in a separate data file :D

L1025[13:43:31] <OrionOnline> terraflops, done that

L1026[13:43:52] <terraflops> ooh then it's easy. Hash the controller's location and that'll give you a filename

L1027[13:43:53] <OrionOnline> In 1.7.10 i had it stored in the Master blocks TE NBT-Data

L1028[13:44:06] <OrionOnline> but due to the async nature of MC above that, it broke

L1029[13:44:47] <terraflops> Take a hash (whichever you like) of the controller's location and use it as a filename in your data folder

L1030[13:44:56] <OrionOnline> And as I am now part of a modder team, with more then one mod, i am porting the system to our library for shared code.

L1031[13:45:08] <OrionOnline> So i am rewriting it

L1032[13:45:14] <terraflops> when the block gets loaded again, simply deserialize the file back into the controller

L1033[13:45:14] <terraflops> probably an easier way.

L1034[13:45:24] <OrionOnline> My basic idea right now is that i have a directory with a file per dimension

L1035[13:45:25] <terraflops> definitely there's an easier way

L1036[13:45:46] <terraflops> ooh if I may ask, what does it do? :D

L1037[13:45:53] <OrionOnline> which just contains an NBTSeriqlized and compressed form of the structure data, it loads when the Server loads and saves it when the server stops

L1038[13:46:03] <OrionOnline> terraflops, the structure?

L1039[13:46:20] <terraflops> yessss that works too

L1040[13:46:25] <Coolway99> so, another question

L1041[13:46:28] <Coolway99> how would I get the client?

L1042[13:46:28] <terraflops> although I never serialize with NBT

L1043[13:46:30] <terraflops> since it's a pain to read

L1044[13:46:32] <Coolway99> the client player

L1045[13:46:40] <Coolway99> given dimension and username

L1046[13:46:47] <terraflops> Minecraft.getMinecraft().thePlayer?

L1047[13:46:53] <sokratis12GR> ^

L1048[13:46:55] <TehNut> ^

L1049[13:47:00] <Coolway99> thanks

L1050[13:47:13] <TehNut> And theWorld

L1051[13:47:17] <OrionOnline> terraflops, I know, but it is the most build in and general way to read and write data (given that i am putting it into a library and such)

L1052[13:47:34] <terraflops> that's true :D

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L1054[13:48:03] <terraflops> I so miss C#. I could turn any object into an XML file and bring it back in. Including file handlers (not like they'd work)

L1055[13:49:18] <Coolway99> so, I feel proud of myself

L1056[13:49:44] <Coolway99> I have a XpHandler, but a client side version is made that disables a lot of the stuff the regular one does

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L1058[13:49:55] <Coolway99> and acts mainly as a sync tool

L1059[13:51:04] <Coolway99> an example would be the client XpHandler doesn't write to NBT, it simply returns null

L1060[13:51:05] <jrbudda> whats the modern way to get a list of blocks within a AABB?

L1061[13:51:07] <Coolway99> :P

L1062[13:51:17] <jrbudda> used to be world.getCollidingBoundingBoxes

L1063[13:52:34] <williewillus> getCubes

L1064[13:52:36] <williewillus> or something like that

L1065[13:52:41] <williewillus> or getBoundingBOxes

L1066[13:52:50] <OrionOnline> Is there an event that is fired when the server stops (even when it crashes?)

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L1068[13:53:01] <williewillus> the normal stopping events still fire

L1069[13:53:02] <OrionOnline> Or world save

L1070[13:53:06] <OrionOnline> That would be even better

L1071[13:53:08] <jrbudda> with 1.10 worldclient doesnt event have an import for AABB, so is the signature different?

L1072[13:53:18] <williewillus> jrbudda: World.getCollisionBoxes

L1073[13:53:38] <jrbudda> do you know the exact signature?

L1074[13:53:43] <OrionOnline> williewillus, you anything that gets fired when the game saves the world?

L1075[13:54:00] <williewillus> jrbudda: getCollisionBoxes(Entity, AxisAlignedBB): List<AxisAlignedBB>

L1076[13:54:16] <terraflops> OrionOnline, WorldEvent.Save?

L1077[13:54:19] <williewillus> OrionOnline: WorldEvent.Save

L1078[13:54:20] <williewillus> :P

L1079[13:54:26] <jrbudda> that's in worldclient?

L1080[13:54:27] <OrionOnline> Damn, sometimes i am so blind

L1081[13:54:30] <williewillus> jrbudda: World

L1082[13:54:36] <jrbudda> oh

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L1084[13:54:38] <terraflops> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/h777x7ugherqs0w/forgeevents.html best thing ever

L1085[13:54:49] <williewillus> how old is that?

L1086[13:54:58] <williewillus> it still mentions the old fml bus

L1087[13:55:02] <williewillus> so that is at least older than 1.8.9

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L1090[13:55:15] <williewillus> ah yeah its not updated

L1091[13:55:27] <elan_oots> rip

L1092[13:55:39] <elan_oots> Is there an updated one?

L1093[13:55:51] <Coolway99> I have a capability that is also an IMessage as wellas a IMessageHandler

L1094[13:55:52] <Coolway99> :/

L1095[13:55:59] <williewillus> wat

L1096[13:56:23] <terraflops> ctrl+shift+t in eclipse lets you search for events :P

L1097[13:56:27] <terraflops> but yeah couldn't find an updated one

L1098[13:57:25] <williewillus> !latest 1.10

L1099[13:57:33] <williewillus> blegh

L1100[13:58:05] <sham1> !latest 1.10

L1101[13:58:13] <sham1> Umn

L1102[13:58:24] <williewillus> i don't know how 1.9.4 mappings work in 1.10

L1103[13:58:32] <williewillus> I'm trying to reflectively call a new method in 1.10

L1104[13:58:46] <williewillus> but ReflectionHelper.findMethod(EntitySkeleton.class, null, new String[] { "func_189771_df", "df" }); doesn't work

L1105[13:59:11] <williewillus> (i opened the 1.10 jar and verified df is the obf name)

L1106[13:59:54] <McJty> 1.9.4 mappings work fine

L1107[14:00:06] <McJty> That's why many 1.9.4 mods work unchanged on 1.10

L1108[14:00:11] <McJty> I mean the jar itself works

L1109[14:00:15] <McJty> No need to build even

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L1111[14:01:12] <williewillus> what the...

L1112[14:01:44] <williewillus> Loader.MC_VERSION is 1.9.4 in this 1.10 environment for some reason?

L1113[14:01:51] <LatvianModder> And I put [1.9;1.10) in acceptable mc versions, damnit >.<

L1114[14:02:34] <williewillus> yeah I need to compile

L1115[14:02:41] <williewillus> *recompile

L1116[14:02:55] <williewillus> but it's only two spots so I'm trying to cheat

L1117[14:02:56] <McJty> Out of my 8 mods only 1 needed a recompile

L1118[14:03:03] <McJty> And that's because of the new skeleton :-)

L1119[14:03:15] <LatvianModder> was it something very specifig?

L1120[14:03:22] <LatvianModder> like a spawner or smth?

L1121[14:03:29] <williewillus> for me it's the skeletons moving type to an enum

L1122[14:03:29] <McJty> yes, the spawner supported wither skeletons

L1123[14:03:30] <McJty> And that broke

L1124[14:03:35] <williewillus> and GameType being moved to another package

L1125[14:03:39] <McJty> Because the way the type of a skeleton is stored had changed

L1126[14:03:44] <williewillus> nothing a little proxying and cheating cant solve

L1127[14:03:46] <LatvianModder> ah. so it probably doesnt affect me

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L1129[14:04:19] <McJty> But even RFTools Dimensions and Deep Resonance (which are relatively complex) work unchanged

L1130[14:04:30] <McJty> i.e. just drop the 1.9.4 jar in an 1.10 instance (including dependencies) and they work

L1131[14:04:39] <LatvianModder> McJty: did you read this? :P https://github.com/McJty/TheOneProbe/issues/19

L1132[14:04:54] <williewillus> ummm

L1133[14:05:04] <McJty> yes I saw

L1134[14:05:06] <TehNut> BM works perfectly, Soul Shards "worked"

L1135[14:05:07] <McJty> It is on my todo

L1136[14:05:11] <williewillus> thefuck?>

L1137[14:05:12] <williewillus> https://gyazo.com/2d853e4eb492beb2707f7911be073239

L1138[14:05:34] <williewillus> build 1995

L1139[14:07:40] <Coolway99> I finally got the right idea to push it to github

L1140[14:07:42] <Coolway99> https://github.com/Coolway99/Experience-Mod

L1141[14:07:49] <Coolway99> so you can see all of my awful, awful coding

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L1143[14:08:10] <terraflops> We all started somewhere

L1144[14:08:12] <terraflops> for me it was C++

L1145[14:08:20] <williewillus> why would we want to? :P

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L1147[14:08:35] <williewillus> i don't go looking at other pople's stuff unless I need help or they need help :P

L1148[14:09:01] <Coolway99> I started in java

L1149[14:09:26] <Coolway99> I'm used to java, just not MC Modding XD

L1150[14:09:38] <TehNut> I click on the repo, scim over a class or two, then close it and usually say nothing

L1151[14:09:41] <terraflops> hmm what does it do? :D

L1152[14:10:25] <Coolway99> my mod? right now rewrites the XP system so that each level is worth 10 EXP

L1153[14:10:35] <gigaherz> [21:04] (McJty): i.e. just drop the 1.9.4 jar in an 1.10 instance (including dependencies) and they work

L1154[14:10:37] <Coolway99> however, there's an issue with this

L1155[14:10:39] <gigaherz> I just tested each of mym ods

L1156[14:10:46] <gigaherz> and updated the latest release to include 1.10 on curseforge

L1157[14:10:51] <Coolway99> it relies on events that I PR'd to forge, but aren't in forge yet

L1158[14:10:57] <gigaherz> well there's one I haven't marked as 1.10 yet

L1159[14:10:58] <Coolway99> so >.>

L1160[14:11:00] <terraflops> and introduces a creeper spawning item?

L1161[14:11:07] <Coolway99> I was testing

L1162[14:11:09] <sokratis12GR> well 1.9.4 to 1.10 works but 1.10 to 1.9.4 doesn't xD

L1163[14:11:10] <williewillus> i'm so confused

L1164[14:11:15] <williewillus> gigaherz: https://gyazo.com/2d853e4eb492beb2707f7911be073239 :P

L1165[14:11:23] <Coolway99> I didn't say I was trying to make a good mod

L1166[14:11:27] <Coolway99> I said I was making a mod

L1167[14:11:32] <TehNut> 1.10 -> 1.9.4 would work if you set your accepted MC versions correctly

L1168[14:11:43] <williewillus> and aren't using anything taht changed

L1169[14:11:48] <TehNut> And, of course, didn't use any changed stuff

L1170[14:12:01] <TehNut> But that's the same for 1.9.4 -> 1.10, so meh

L1171[14:12:10] <williewillus> blegh I might scrape the forge minor version instead of the mcversion because this is weird

L1172[14:12:24] <sokratis12GR> Well I'd rather have 2 different workspaces

L1173[14:12:26] <gigaherz> williewillus: what's the version range on the mod?

L1174[14:12:34] <williewillus> [1.9.4, 1.10.2]

L1175[14:12:37] <williewillus> it loads fine

L1176[14:12:43] <williewillus> my cheaty proxy just loads the wrong one

L1177[14:12:51] <gigaherz> wat?

L1178[14:13:10] <williewillus> there's only 2 spots in botania that give compile errors in 1.10. I don't want to manually manage double jars for every release

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L1180[14:13:17] <williewillus> so I exported all the version specific crap into a proxy

L1181[14:13:19] <gigaherz> Oh

L1182[14:13:30] <williewillus> but somehow the 1.9.4 proxy is loading in 1.10

L1183[14:13:33] <gigaherz> you could use reflection

L1184[14:13:40] <williewillus> yes thats what I'm doing

L1185[14:13:40] <gigaherz> Class.fromName(something that only exists on 1.10)

L1186[14:13:51] <williewillus> that's not the problem the problem is the wrong proxy is loading

L1187[14:14:00] <williewillus> because Loader.MCVERSION is somehow 1.9.4

L1188[14:14:06] <gigaherz> yeah I' msaying

L1189[14:14:11] <gigaherz> rather than use Loader.MCVERSION

L1190[14:14:15] <gigaherz> ;P

L1191[14:14:29] <sokratis12GR> Well, Now with 1.9.4-1.10 I can only develop the mod using the 1.10 version and it will still work in 1.9.4 ?

L1192[14:14:34] <Coolway99> if it's methods, just use a if statement

L1193[14:14:35] <Coolway99> XD

L1194[14:14:39] <williewillus> wat

L1195[14:14:46] <terraflops> :O who makes Botania?

L1196[14:14:51] <williewillus> i maintain it

L1197[14:15:00] <gigaherz> terraflops: Vazkii made botania, williewillus is maintaining the modern versions of it

L1198[14:15:08] <sokratis12GR> ^

L1199[14:15:24] <gigaherz> sokratis12GR: you cna develop mods on 1.9.4 and they will probably work fine on 1.10

L1200[14:15:39] <gigaherz> but for 1.10 mods to work on 1.9.4, you'll have to make sure they don't directly use any of the newer things

L1201[14:15:47] <sokratis12GR> uhh

L1202[14:15:49] <gigaherz> AND specify a min version of 1.9.4 too

L1203[14:15:49] <williewillus> what the hell https://gyazo.com/66585efcd1e391a3b0eb4125c48c5293

L1204[14:16:12] <gigaherz> sokratis12GR: it's not magic

L1205[14:16:14] <gigaherz> forge 1.10

L1206[14:16:15] <sokratis12GR> any ideas how to name a version for 2 versions ?

L1207[14:16:16] <williewillus> am I getting bitten by inlining or something?

L1208[14:16:20] <terraflops> everything is goood

L1209[14:16:24] <gigaherz> sokratis12GR: I just name it 1.9.4

L1210[14:16:33] <gigaherz> and mark it as 1.10 on curseforge

L1211[14:16:34] <gigaherz> or

L1212[14:16:38] <sokratis12GR> yeah

L1213[14:16:41] <gigaherz> (1.9.4, 1.10) on the release on github

L1214[14:16:48] <gigaherz> but the filename is still 1.9.4

L1215[14:16:50] <terraflops> what if someone made a stub that works for all versions

L1216[14:17:01] <terraflops> and then loads the proper classes over the network?

L1217[14:17:01] <williewillus> what does that even mean

L1218[14:17:07] <williewillus> that's a terrible idea

L1219[14:17:13] <gigaherz> terraflops: "over the network"? that'd be bad.

L1220[14:17:20] <williewillus> you know why java still gets bad rep for security

L1221[14:17:21] <Coolway99> one mod

L1222[14:17:22] <gigaherz> someone hacks your server

L1223[14:17:23] <williewillus> exactly that reason

L1224[14:17:24] <Coolway99> 12 MC versions

L1225[14:17:31] <williewillus> java applets

L1226[14:17:32] <terraflops> why? :D we make sure they're digitally signed

L1227[14:17:33] <gigaherz> and then magically everone gets Ransomware on their computers

L1228[14:17:40] <williewillus> terraflops: that's what java applets said

L1229[14:17:48] <terraflops> oh that's very true

L1230[14:17:49] <gigaherz> terraflops: ActiveX was also signed

L1231[14:17:50] <gigaherz> ;P

L1232[14:17:54] <williewillus> all that shit was

L1233[14:17:57] <terraflops> erm SecurityManager?

L1234[14:18:01] <gigaherz> that didn't prevent both java applets and ActiveX to be hacked

L1235[14:18:03] <williewillus> how is that even relevant

L1236[14:18:10] <terraflops> but it will now!

L1237[14:18:17] <williewillus> bad idea

L1238[14:18:26] <gigaherz> Java and Flash are is still the #1 and #2 sources of malware and hacks

L1239[14:18:26] <williewillus> or rather, just stupid because it was tried before and failed

L1240[14:18:28] <gigaherz> on any browser

L1241[14:18:30] <williewillus> and to do so again is stupid

L1242[14:18:47] <terraflops> okay what if I put different branches on a git repository

L1243[14:18:57] <terraflops> and used JGit to download and compile from source?

L1244[14:19:05] <gigaherz> how's that any better?

L1245[14:19:13] <gigaherz> DNS poisoning

L1246[14:19:15] <terraflops> well I'm banking that github ain't getting hacked

L1247[14:19:25] <gigaherz> and yes, someone COULD havek github

L1248[14:19:29] <gigaherz> not necessarily the entire website

L1249[14:19:34] <sham1> What's this about security

L1250[14:19:37] <gigaherz> but they could use social engineering to hack your account

L1251[14:19:38] <terraflops> erm well if someone can do that then you better fix your computer anyway :P

L1252[14:19:54] <williewillus> either way terrible idea end of story :P

L1253[14:19:58] <gigaherz> yep

L1254[14:20:01] <sokratis12GR> cceptedMinecraftVersions = "[1.9.4, 1.10.2]" that will do right ?

L1255[14:20:03] <gigaherz> do wahtever you want

L1256[14:20:04] <williewillus> yes

L1257[14:20:07] <OrionOnline> What was the common way to read an NBT from an ByteBuf?

L1258[14:20:12] <williewillus> ByteBufUtils

L1259[14:20:15] <OrionOnline> ah damn

L1260[14:20:24] <gigaherz> but know that this channel won't help implement anything that sends code from the server to the client

L1261[14:20:28] <gigaherz> and runs it on the client

L1262[14:21:00] <williewillus> ah there we go got it to work

L1263[14:21:06] <terraflops> ^ I did that with Jython and it crashed my client when I put an infinite loop in

L1264[14:21:07] <williewillus> must be some inlining thing

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L1268[14:31:57] <williewillus> !gm func_178889_l

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L1272[14:40:39] <Ordinastie_> downloading code is bad, sure, but you realise that every launcher that downloads modpacks does exactly that, right ?

L1273[14:41:14] <Xilef11_phone> Would it be possible for a mod to automatically manage oregen?

L1274[14:41:25] <McJty> Manage in what way?

L1275[14:41:36] <Ordinastie_> and that applies pretty much to every launcher ever, not even MC related ones

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L1277[14:41:41] <Xilef11_phone> Not have 15 types of copper

L1278[14:41:41] <williewillus> fuck this autojump good lord

L1279[14:41:46] <williewillus> every time I forget to turn it off

L1280[14:42:03] <McJty> Xilef11_phone, the best way is to simply disable copper generation in all mods except one

L1281[14:43:05] <Xilef11_phone> Yes, but that requires the user to figure out which mods generate it and manually edit the config

L1282[14:43:36] <diesieben07> Yes. thats how stuff works :D

L1283[14:43:36] <gigaherz> it woudl be nice if there was some sort of "ore registry" in forge

L1284[14:43:38] <McJty> Xilef11_phone, yes but that's unavoidable really

L1285[14:43:44] <gigaherz> something that lets you apply for an ore/metal

L1286[14:43:45] <diesieben07> how would a mod decide which ore to generate?

L1287[14:43:49] <diesieben07> which copper to choose?

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L1289[14:44:17] <Xilef11_phone> First come first serve, or random from the ore dictionary?

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L1291[14:44:30] <diesieben07> What happens if a block drops multiple ores?

L1292[14:44:42] <diesieben07> what about dusts? if something drops copper dust, should it also be removed?

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L1294[14:45:47] <Xilef11_phone> Aren't those edge cases?

L1295[14:46:30] <williewillus> not really

L1296[14:46:57] <diesieben07> and even if they were, you cannot simply ignore them.

L1297[14:48:27] <masa> the only problem with the current way of configuring it manually, is if some mod doesn't allow turning off the ore gen... >_>

L1298[14:48:39] <williewillus> complain to said mod :P

L1299[14:48:45] <masa> like BoP gems at least used to be

L1300[14:48:47] <masa> yep

L1301[14:48:58] <williewillus> for the update json is it 1.10 or 1.10.0

L1302[14:49:05] <Xilef11_phone> Even if they were ignored, I think doing part of the job automatically is better than none

L1303[14:49:30] <masa> oh right, I forgot to update my version jsons... hmm

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L1305[14:49:49] <masa> and I could have also added the support to those mods that didn't have it yet, oh well

L1306[14:53:38] <diesieben07> Xilef11_phone, feel free to make the mod then :P

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L1308[14:54:37] <Xilef11_phone> That's my plan, I just don't know if it's technically possible

L1309[14:55:08] <diesieben07> well, there is an event to be fired for when ores generate

L1310[14:55:17] <diesieben07> but i doubt many mods fire it at all

L1311[14:55:34] <Xilef11_phone> Oh

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L1313[14:56:26] <Xilef11_phone> That's an issue :p

L1314[14:59:13] <diesieben07> well, you could do something very... hacky

L1315[14:59:20] <diesieben07> but this is also not guaranteed to work :D

L1316[15:00:05] <diesieben07> search through the FML world generator list, check if there is anything in there that has a field with a WorldGenMineable in it and if so... you can disable it by setting hte predicate in there to constant false

L1317[15:00:12] <diesieben07> but this is ... as hacky as possible :D

L1318[15:01:18] <Xilef11_phone> Probably even more than it sounds

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L1321[15:03:56] <GunnerWolf> are there any methods that need to be overriden on a block in order for it to respect transparency on it's textures? My block seems to be filling transparency in with white

L1322[15:04:20] <gigaherz> GunnerWolf: getRenderType

L1323[15:04:23] <gigaherz> return TRANSLUCENT

L1324[15:04:29] <gigaherz> note that it IS slower

L1325[15:04:42] <gigaherz> if you only have binary transparency (either fully opaque or fully transparent)

L1326[15:04:47] <gigaherz> use CUTOUT instead

L1327[15:04:58] <GunnerWolf> right okay, cutout it is

L1328[15:07:42] <GunnerWolf> uhh, neither of those seem to be values of EnumBlockRenderType

L1329[15:08:11] <GunnerWolf> my only options are INVISIBLE, LIQUID, MODEL and ENTITYBLOCK_ANIMATED

L1330[15:08:12] <diesieben07> huh they renamed them

L1331[15:08:18] <diesieben07> actually no

L1332[15:08:21] <gigaherz> hmm oops

L1333[15:08:22] <gigaherz> wrong method

L1334[15:08:23] <diesieben07> getRenderType is the wrong method

L1335[15:08:26] <GunnerWolf> oh okay

L1336[15:08:39] <gigaherz> getBlockLayer

L1337[15:08:40] <gigaherz> ;P

L1338[15:08:44] <GunnerWolf> ah, thanks

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L1342[15:14:09] <GunnerWolf> Also how do I delete an itemstack from a player's inventory? I'd hoped there'd be a delete method in ItemStack, but there doesn't appear to be. Do I just set stackSize to 0?

L1343[15:14:29] <TehNut> Set the slot to null

L1344[15:14:50] <williewillus> depends on where you're doing it from

L1345[15:15:04] <williewillus> some methods like onItemUse or onItemRightCLick you can just set the size to 0 and MC clears it for you

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L1347[15:15:13] <williewillus> but yes most of the time its setting it to null

L1348[15:15:29] <GunnerWolf> yeah I'm doing it from onItemUse

L1349[15:15:35] <williewillus> then youre fine

L1350[15:15:43] <williewillus> just set it to 0

L1351[15:16:07] <williewillus> geez Sangar has us all beaten on parallel mc version support :P

L1352[15:16:17] <diesieben07> holy crap... some people are idiots

L1353[15:16:26] <diesieben07> some guy on the forums wants "hardware bans" in minecraft

L1354[15:16:26] <williewillus> old news ;p

L1355[15:16:31] <williewillus> wtf is that

L1356[15:16:37] <williewillus> soo....an ipban?

L1357[15:16:38] <diesieben07> ban by hardware IDs and stuff

L1358[15:16:47] <diesieben07> so you cannot just change your IP

L1359[15:16:50] <diesieben07> its horrible

L1360[15:16:56] <diesieben07> and error prone

L1361[15:17:14] <GunnerWolf> I mean.. in theory you could do mac address ban, but I'm sure that'd go so well, and mac address can still be spoof'd

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L1363[15:17:34] <williewillus> thats why I don't go on forums

L1364[15:17:46] <diesieben07> heh

L1365[15:17:51] <diesieben07> reason is: they are running a cracked server.

L1366[15:19:34] <GunnerWolf> Oh also, when I'm doing things in onItemUse such as modifying the ItemStack or creating blocks in the world, should I only be doing that server-side, or on both sides?

L1367[15:20:20] <williewillus> server

L1368[15:20:56] <GunnerWolf> so shall I just return at the start of the method is world.isRemote?

L1369[15:21:08] <williewillus> thats what a lot of vanilla methods do yes

L1370[15:25:30] <GunnerWolf> hmm, is stack.stackSize -= 1 the wrong way to remove 1 of an item from the stack? It doesn't seem to be working at all

L1371[15:25:53] <masa> it won't work if you are in creative mode

L1372[15:26:01] <masa> that's kinda the point :p

L1373[15:26:04] <barteks2x> no idea

L1374[15:26:06] <barteks2x> wrong window

L1375[15:26:07] <GunnerWolf> oh right of course that uh.. yeah I'm an idiot

L1376[15:26:25] <GunnerWolf> sat here in creative wondering why my item isn't being consumed :P

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L1378[15:27:03] <masa> a while back I spent some time debugging why my item didn't save the data to NBT in onItemUse... yeah, same cause, it won't work in creative :p

L1379[15:27:08] <masa> so I had to use an event

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L1383[15:30:17] <williewillus> creative mode saves the stack size

L1384[15:30:23] <williewillus> then restores it after the method exits

L1385[15:30:46] <williewillus> clever way to avoid checking in every impl of onItemUse but easy to get tripped up :P

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L1399[15:54:57] <GunnerWolf> So, I'm adding a "ritual circle" type block to my mod, which renders as a flat texture on the ground. Currently that texture is confined to 1 block, however i know some mods, such as Runic Dungeons have similar such runic circle blocks that span multiple blocks in space, while still only being 1 block. Is that a good idea? having a block's texture extend into the space of multiple adjacent blo

L1400[15:54:57] <GunnerWolf> cks? And is there a way to prevent blocks being placed where the texture occupies outside of it's own block?

L1401[15:55:08] <GunnerWolf> heh.. message was longer than I thought

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L1403[15:56:20] <williewillus> !sp p_188802_1_ includeEntities

L1404[15:57:20] <williewillus> !sp p_188802_3_ excludedEntity

L1405[15:59:50] <GunnerWolf> in fact no, screw that, I like the look it has only taking up 1 block

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L1407[16:04:07] <GunnerWolf> So, new question, my aforementioned Ritual Circle block's model is simply a flat texture on the ground, however the bounding box of the block is still outlining the full box. How can I fix that?

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L1411[16:08:10] <williewillus> override getBoundingBox

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L1417[16:21:38] <Coolway99> I managed to corrupt a MC world

L1418[16:21:51] <TehNut> The first of hundreds

L1419[16:21:52] <Coolway99> because it crashed while creating a new EntityPlayer

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L1425[16:35:57] <williewillus> !gm Biome.enableRain

L1426[16:36:09] <williewillus> !gf Biome.enableRain

L1427[16:36:41] <williewillus> !gf ParticleFlame.flameScale

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L1432[16:48:47] <elan_oots> I absolutely despise IDEA's decompiler

L1433[16:48:57] <elan_oots> I'm using it to look at the minecraft classes and it's pretty good

L1434[16:49:11] <gigaherz> wat

L1435[16:49:13] <elan_oots> Except it turns any conditional into some hellish line of ternaries

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L1437[16:49:30] <diesieben07> IDEA's decompiler = fernflower = the same forge uses

L1438[16:49:37] <elan_oots> "return facing != null && capability == CapabilityItemHandler.ITEM_HANDLER_CAPABILITY?(facing == EnumFacing.DOWN?this.handlerBottom:(facing == EnumFacing.UP?this.handlerTop:this.handlerSide)):super.getCapability(capability, facing);"

L1439[16:49:46] <diesieben07> no decompiler is perfect

L1440[16:49:46] <gigaherz> yeah we are used to that ;P

L1441[16:49:56] <gigaherz> no need to use IDEA's decompiler

L1442[16:50:09] <gigaherz> jsut browse the forge decompiled sources normally

L1443[16:50:14] <elan_oots> Where are those at?

L1444[16:50:22] <gigaherz> it's what shows up if you "go to definition"

L1445[16:50:33] <diesieben07> provided you ran setupDecompWorkspace

L1446[16:50:36] <gigaherz> assuming you used setupDecompWorkspace

L1447[16:51:00] <elan_oots> Shoot I used setupDevWorkspace

L1448[16:51:13] <williewillus> that doesn't have sources

L1449[16:51:18] <elan_oots> Can I still use setupDecompWorkspace?

L1450[16:51:21] <williewillus> yes

L1451[16:51:35] <elan_oots> Okay

L1452[16:52:07] <gigaherz> yo ucan run setup* as often as you wish

L1453[16:52:08] <gigaherz> in fact

L1454[16:52:15] <gigaherz> you'll need to if you want to update forge or the mappings

L1455[16:52:18] <gigaherz> and I do that like, once a week

L1456[16:52:19] <gigaherz> ;P

L1457[16:52:20] <williewillus> youjust have to refresh the gradle project in yoru ide

L1458[16:52:24] <gigaherz> yeh

L1459[16:52:26] <gigaherz> open the gradle panel

L1460[16:52:31] <gigaherz> and do all the gradle tasks from there

L1461[16:52:49] <gigaherz> after rerunning stuff, you will need to press the blue refresh icon on the gradle panel

L1462[16:52:55] <gigaherz> to make sure the project info is up to date

L1463[16:53:22] <williewillus> this import into idea is taking a lot longer than usual :V

L1464[16:53:29] <gigaherz> heh

L1465[16:53:45] <gigaherz> hmf, so I have spent all day wanting to do something on my magic mod

L1466[16:53:48] <gigaherz> but i'm like "bleh"

L1467[16:53:56] <gigaherz> nothing I can think of feels fun or interesting

L1468[16:54:20] <williewillus> i spent most of today getting botania onto 1.10 :P

L1469[16:54:24] <williewillus> your mod runs unchanged?

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L1471[16:54:40] <gigaherz> yup

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L1473[16:54:42] <gigaherz> all 5 of mine

L1474[16:55:01] <gigaherz> I did setup 1.10 branches

L1475[16:55:08] <OrionOnline> After 2,5 hours of coding lets see how my new multiblock/structures system works..... Expecting crashing and burning!

L1476[16:55:10] <gigaherz> but they are "fore the future"

L1477[16:55:13] <gigaherz> fore*

L1478[16:55:15] <gigaherz> for***

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L1480[16:58:55] <Necr0> the new auto-jump feels weird.

L1481[16:59:07] <elan_oots> Wait autojump is vanilla?

L1482[16:59:12] <Necr0> yes

L1483[16:59:17] <elan_oots> brb staying on 1.9.4 forever

L1484[16:59:25] <elan_oots> I despise any auto-jump

L1485[16:59:25] <Necr0> 1.10 feature

L1486[16:59:26] <Coolway99> so this is weird

L1487[16:59:33] <Coolway99> also, you can disable auto jump

L1488[16:59:34] <gigaherz> elan_oots: ...

L1489[16:59:36] <Coolway99> most don't realise that

L1490[16:59:38] <elan_oots> Oh ok

L1491[16:59:40] <gigaherz> it cna be disabled from the controls screen

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L1493[16:59:44] <elan_oots> Moving to 1.10 again

L1494[16:59:56] <gigaherz> they left it default-on because otherwise no one would notice it's there

L1495[17:00:28] <Necr0> yes i do actually like it but to me it triggers to early which sometimes makes me jump unintentionally.

L1496[17:00:47] <gigaherz> it triggers predictively

L1497[17:00:54] <gigaherz> so you don't hit the block and stop moving

L1498[17:01:05] <gigaherz> something like .5 blocks away

L1499[17:01:30] <Coolway99> every time I update the EXP bar it glitches out

L1500[17:02:14] <Necr0> i know and understand that but i would like have an option to have it trigger only when i would actually touch that block on the next tick or something along these lines.

L1501[17:03:17] <elan_oots> What's the difference between getSizeInventory and getFieldCount?

L1502[17:03:31] <diesieben07> getFieldCount is for syncable fields

L1503[17:03:36] <diesieben07> this means i.e. furnace progress

L1504[17:03:39] <diesieben07> but the system is half assed

L1505[17:03:45] <elan_oots> Oh ok

L1506[17:03:54] <Necr0> also use capabilities instead of IInventory

L1507[17:04:39] <gigaherz> it's manual

L1508[17:04:45] <gigaherz> the field stuff

L1509[17:04:54] <gigaherz> is done by each Container that needs to sync fields

L1510[17:04:57] <gigaherz> it's done manually

L1511[17:04:57] <gigaherz> as in

L1512[17:05:14] <Coolway99> Nerc0, mod it in

L1513[17:05:17] <gigaherz> for(each field) if cached value != field value, send progressbar packet to all watching clients

L1514[17:05:30] <gigaherz> which results in a method call onthe client for each packet received

L1515[17:05:33] <gigaherz> which calls setField

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L1517[17:05:42] <gigaherz> it's not specifically bad

L1518[17:05:48] <gigaherz> it just simply doesn't belong on IInventory

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L1520[17:06:14] <gigaherz> but, and most importantly, elan_oots, if you are looking at the fields system, it means you are still using IInventory

L1521[17:06:18] <gigaherz> you need to switch to IItemHandler

L1522[17:06:19] <gigaherz> ;P

L1523[17:06:45] <gigaherz> it may seem bothersome, and the capabilities can be hard to understand

L1524[17:06:47] <gigaherz> but it's for the best

L1525[17:06:52] <gigaherz> and you won't regret it afterward

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L1527[17:07:09] <Coolway99> then you switch to networking

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L1529[17:07:16] <Coolway99> and regret modding in minecraft all together

L1530[17:07:23] <gigaherz> Coolway99: wat XD

L1531[17:07:33] <gigaherz> simpleimpl is easy to use :/

L1532[17:07:36] <Coolway99> I know

L1533[17:07:40] <Necr0> Coolway99 : I might actually make a coremod for that and if it works i could ask vazki to add it to quark so i don't have a mod mod for that one feature

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L1535[17:07:53] <Coolway99> gigaherz, I have an issue

L1536[17:08:02] <Coolway99> every time the player collects EXP the XP Bar flickers

L1537[17:08:02] <gigaherz> which?

L1538[17:08:02] <Necr0> if it even needs to be a coremod

L1539[17:09:13] <Coolway99> ?

L1540[17:09:22] <Coolway99> what do you mean by "which"?

L1541[17:09:26] <williewillus> !mh WorldProvider.createWorldBorder

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L1556[17:55:39] <portablejim> Anybody know of a tutorial/easy implementation of the "fake" itemstacks items use for filtering? (e.g. extrautil's filter gui)

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L1573[18:36:31] <OrionOnline> portablejim, you will have to create your own cusom slot

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L1575[18:39:08] <gigaherz> portablejim:

L1576[18:39:10] <gigaherz> https://github.com/gigaherz/Ender-Rift/blob/master/src/main/java/gigaherz/enderRift/gui/ContainerInterface.java

L1577[18:39:18] <gigaherz> https://github.com/gigaherz/Ender-Rift/blob/master/src/main/java/gigaherz/enderRift/slots/SlotFilter.java

L1578[18:40:25] <gigaherz> important bit is the slotClick method, and the SlotFilter class to limit the stack size to 1

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L1581[18:54:57] <gigaherz> mwh

L1582[18:55:04] <gigaherz> spent all day wanting to do stuff for my magic mod

L1583[18:55:11] <gigaherz> but I ended up doing nothing

L1584[18:55:37] <gigaherz> so I just decided to release a bugfix for the 1.9.4/1.10 version and leave it there: http://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/elements-of-power/files

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L1588[19:17:19] <kenzierocks> hey, anybody good with the Forge BlockState json?

L1589[19:17:48] <kenzierocks> when I apply a model as a default + a submodel per rotation, only the submodel is rotated

L1590[19:17:56] <kenzierocks> not the model.

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L1595[19:29:04] <MrIbby> Woohoo, I successfully made a PR without everything falling apart! https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/3032

L1596[19:29:33] <kenzierocks> in case anyone can help with my model troubles, here's what they look like: https://i.imgur.com/I8cSrgc.png and the assets folder https://github.com/TechShroom/PerelTrains/tree/develop/src/main/resources/assets/pereltrains

L1597[19:29:55] <kenzierocks> i'd like the lights to end up /on/ the black box

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L1602[19:49:59] <GunnerWolf> What's the best way to compare 2 Lists of ItemStacks to ensure they contain the same items?

L1603[19:51:04] <diesieben07> copy list A into a new one A'. then iterate B. for everyy stack you find in B remove it from A'. if A' is empty at the end tehy contain the same

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L1606[19:53:30] <GunnerWolf> but, let's say I have 2 separate ItemStacks of 1 Iron Ingot, are they both considered the same ItemStack?

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L1609[19:57:12] <MinecraftWero> fantasma eres tu cuando andas por ahi

L1610[20:03:31] <diesieben07> GunnerWolf, ItemStack#areItemStacksEqual

L1611[20:08:44] <GunnerWolf> so that means for each element in list B, I have to loop through all of list A' and check if the element is equal with any elements in the other list?

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L1613[20:13:51] <diesieben07> GunnerWolf, yes

L1614[20:14:16] <diesieben07> although you could use a TCustomHahsSet with a custom HashingStrategy to effectively implemnt hashCode and equals for ItemSTack

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L1617[20:35:19] <GunnerWolf> when calling getEntitiesWithinAABB in a TE, are the coordinates of the BB relative to the location of the TE?

L1618[20:37:35] <Coolway99> test and find out?

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L1621[20:40:48] <diesieben07> GunnerWolf, how would they be?

L1622[20:40:57] <diesieben07> methods behave the same no matter where they are called from

L1623[20:41:04] <diesieben07> if they dont, that is bad

L1624[20:41:35] <GunnerWolf> BBs are placed relative to the block when returned from getBoundingBox

L1625[20:41:53] <diesieben07> that is something completely different?!

L1626[20:42:59] <GunnerWolf> yeah good point I guess

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L1633[21:05:11] <CJL> Hello?

L1634[21:06:43] <CJL> I've got a quick question about abyssalcraft: does anybody know how the staff of rending determines when it actually activates?

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L1637[21:12:13] <CJL> Because as near as I can tell, it just randomly activates (or doesn't) when rightclick is being held.

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L1642[21:28:00] <primetoxinz> can you access transform a private subclass to be public?

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L1644[21:34:05] <Zidane> Anyone have a good tutorial on loading a custom model in 1.9.4/1.10?

L1645[21:34:12] <Zidane> Or some good example code?

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L1669[23:17:17] <elan_oots> Can someone give me a crash course in Capabilities?

L1670[23:22:42] <tterrag> sure

L1671[23:22:42] <tterrag> http://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/latest/datastorage/capabilities/

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L1675[23:44:11] <elan_oots> Do I have to implement IItemHandler myself or is there an implementation I can use?

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L1679[23:51:59] <kenzierocks> Zidane: custom model as in?

L1680[23:52:10] <kenzierocks> entity model or block model or ...?

L1681[23:52:16] <Zidane> Oh, block model

L1682[23:53:36] <kenzierocks> block model is static or dynamic?

L1683[23:54:04] <Zidane> Uh

L1684[23:54:05] <Zidane> static

L1685[23:54:22] <kenzierocks> then you can just do it with the JSON models, yea?

L1686[23:54:33] <kenzierocks> what format do you have it in now

L1687[23:54:49] <Zidane> Its an ancient custom format

L1688[23:55:02] <Zidane> I just need a way to feed something verts

L1689[23:55:41] <kenzierocks> ah.

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L1691[23:55:54] <kenzierocks> don't know anything about that

L1692[23:56:03] <kenzierocks> could try converting it to a MC model though.

L1693[23:56:28] <elan_oots> Is a TESR what you're looking for?

L1694[23:57:03] <Zidane> elan_oots, no it can be a basic renderer

L1695[23:57:14] <Zidane> I just have a really old model format that was custom

L1696[23:57:23] <Zidane> and want to read it in, convert to a mc model, and render it

L1697[23:57:42] <elan_oots> Just cut your losses and make a JSON model

L1698[23:57:45] <kenzierocks> yea

L1699[23:58:04] <kenzierocks> you could try injecting an IBakedModel somewhere along the line

L1700[23:58:10] <kenzierocks> but it might just be easier to go JSON

L1701[23:58:29] <Zidane> I looked at IBakedModel but was unsure what to do with it after implementing it

L1702[23:58:50] <elan_oots> Is it a very complicated model?

L1703[23:59:10] <Zidane> No but the problem is there are -many- of these models that use this old format

L1704[23:59:22] <Zidane> So while json is the correct answer, it would take quite a bit of time

L1705[23:59:29] <Zidane> Some are basic cubes, some are quite complex

L1706[23:59:32] <Zidane> (better answer)