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So I have some problems, which is

1. I don't understand what this thing does

2. I want to return LazyOptional in my capability provider, but it gives me the cast error because idk how

3. I want to get the type of the LazyOptional(get T from LazyOptional<T>)

 

Please help me out, if there's a necessity to post my code then I will edit this post

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I think you should post your code

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On 4/2/2019 at 7:02 AM, Cadiboo said:

I think you should post your code

^Why? (Almost think you're stupid. No offense)

 

1. From what I understand, it keeps from returning null without the dev knowing.

2. LazyOptional.of((NonNullSupplier<T>) Optional.fromNullable("your capability  instance here"));

3. Use .orElse in LazyOptional and set null as the argument. If you get null and not a capability then the LazyOptional is empty.

 

Took me literally weeks to find the answer for 2. :/

 

And take at me mod source for guidance:

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Somehow my post doesn't display properly.

 

Here is a redo:

On 4/2/2019 at 7:02 AM, Cadiboo said:

I think you should post your code

^Why (I Almost think you're stupid. No offense)

 

1. From what I understand, it keeps from returning null without the dev knowing.

2. 

LazyOptional.of((NonNullSupplier<T>) Optional.fromNullable("Your capability instance here"));

3. Use .orElse in LazyOptional and set null as the argument. If you get null and not a capability instance then the LazyOptional is empty.

 

Took me literally weeks to find the answer for 2. :/

And take a look at my mod source for guidance:

https://github.com/WotblitzMC/FEUniversial

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You should return LazyOptional.of(() -> yourCapabilityInstance).cast(); in getCapability, or even better, store LazyOptional.of(() -> yourCapabilityInstance) in a field to reduce the number of objects that you create.

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