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I am trying to create a new Minecraft mod on 1.12.2 with some basic additions, and all is going smoothly, except that custom items aren't displaying names properly. I am trying to get a ruby item into the game, but the creative menu displays it as item.Ruby.name instead.
My error is virtually the same as the one here: Block textures and block names not loading minecraft forge, I followed their advice and got a lang file, but it still does not show properly. I have tried naming the file en_US.lang and en_us.lang, I have tried capital and lowercase names for item and name.
Inside my lang file is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-13 at 21:24At least, around the =
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I'm making a minecraft-forge mod and I'm having problems putting an String into Block#getBlockFromName(String name). the String:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-21 at 20:24Problem is that String.split()
takes regular expression as argument.
For your case you need to escape .
symbol with:
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I'm making an minecraft-forge mod and I'm having some problems with my config file. I used Configuration#getStringList which allows other people to add a String[] to the config file, so I'm using that to get an block from the array, for example if someone writes minecraft:gold_ore the Block#getBlockFromName works fine because in the array there's only that and nothing else, but if I place minecraft:gold_ore and minecraft:diamond_ore in the next line, it crashes because Block#getBlockFromName reads the String I sent him so he reads it like this minecraft:gold_oreminecraft:diamond_ore (which causes the crash because the block with than name doesn't exist) instead of it reading minecraft:gold_ore and than minecraft:diamond_ore. I basically want to split each line of that config to a separate String or somehow read each line separately. This is how the configuration file looks like:
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Answered 2017-Apr-20 at 13:20You could simply split the String on each newline-character. Just make sure you use the correct newline-character used in that file.
It might look something like this: String[] oresToReplace = oreToReplace.split(System.getProperty("line.separator"))
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