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By Rumaruka, May 31, 2018 in ForgeGradle

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  By DaemonUmbra · Posted 35 minutes ago
  
  Do you have Java installed? If so, try this: https://johann.loefflmann.net/en/software/jarfix/index.html
- [1.12.2] Particles won't spawn
  
  By WateR · Posted 47 minutes ago
  
  anyone?
- [1.14.3] Entity Renderer not rendering
  
  By FilUnderscore · Posted 50 minutes ago
  
  I do set my client-side entity's ID and UUID through entity.setEntityID() and entity.setUniqueID() from the packet before adding it, which I notice you aren't doing?
- java is crashing
  
  By Abl3Book1 · Posted 1 hour ago
  
  Sorry my prtscreen button wasn't working so I had to do it on my phone
- [1.14.3] Entity Renderer not rendering
  
  By PhilipChonacky · Posted 1 hour ago
  
  That doesn't make sense. Entity ID is an index number given to keep track of the entity in the world. Normally when you create a new entity, this number is incremented (so all entries are unique) I think this is the filed that MC uses to synchronize objects between server and client side. Using ClientWorld#addEntity(id, entity) adds the entity to the [client] world using the provided ID instead of the ID from the entity you just created public void addEntity(int p_217411_1_, Entity p_217411_2_) { this.addEntityImpl(p_217411_1_, p_217411_2_); } private void addEntityImpl(int p_217424_1_, Entity p_217424_2_) { if (net.minecraftforge.common.MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.post(new net.minecraftforge.event.entity.EntityJoinWorldEvent(p_217424_2_, this))) return; this.removeEntityFromWorld(p_217424_1_); this.entitiesById.put(p_217424_1_, p_217424_2_); this.getChunkProvider().getChunk(MathHelper.floor(p_217424_2_.posX / 16.0D), MathHelper.floor(p_217424_2_.posZ / 16.0D), ChunkStatus.FULL, true).addEntity(p_217424_2_); p_217424_2_.onAddedToWorld(); } using addEntity(entity.getEntityID(),entity) copies the ID from the entity you just created, which is the next sequential ID, that's why I pull the ID from the spawn packet (which has the original ID). I resolved the cross-side [thread] issue by creating a separate client-only Class [ClientWork] and putting the spawn code there as a static method. It works now, but the client rendered entity disappears almost immediately. If I increment the ID, it spawns an unsynchronized client entity that just drops to the ground (can't even kill it with '/kill @e' . Updated Code ...so close
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