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By plugsmustard · Posted
The method registerMessage(int, Class<MSG>, BiConsumer<MSG,PacketBuffer>, Function<PacketBuffer,MSG>, BiConsumer<MSG,Supplier<NetworkEvent.Context>>) in the type SimpleChannel is not applicable for the arguments (int, Class<PacketButtonClicked>, PacketButtonClicked::encode, PacketButtonClicked::decode, PacketButtonClicked.Handler::handle) there's also errors over each portion "The type PacketButtonClicked does not define encode(MSG, PacketBuffer) that is applicable here" -
what does the error say, mouse over the error and the IDE tells whats wrong -
By plugsmustard · Posted
thank you. is that all i need to put in those methods because i am still getting errors in the packet handler class public static void Register() { int MId = 0; INSTANCE.registerMessage(MId++, PacketButtonClicked.class, PacketButtonClicked::encode, PacketButtonClicked::decode, PacketButtonClicked.Handler::handle); } -
return new PacketButtonClicked(buf.readBlockPos());
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By JetCobblestone · Posted
Ok, first we're defining the package, so basically telling the programme where this is. Next we import resources from minecraft and forge, so the programme knows what I'm referencing when talking about about items etc. I also import the item list I have, so it knows the data for the items which I'm trying to load. I then start the actual code by opening a public class, so that it can be accessed by the main. I then set the variable modid, so that I can easily change the name of my mod if needed. I did this in the main, but I couldn't seem to access it from there in this class, despite it being public. I then open a public static void method so I can call upon the code in my main programme. I set it as static, as nothing in it changes, and as a void as it returns nothing, just registers the items. Next we are telling forge that this is a registration event, so it knows I'm trying to register items. The next class is where I get lost. Tbh I don't know why it's there but that's what tutorials told me to do, they didn't explain it 😞 I think the name is important? We're then telling forge, ok this is the part we're registering. We then open a method to contain all the items being registered. Then we say: register all of these Then we say what we want to register and where extra information on these items can be found. Then we are creating another method which returns a section of code which would be the same for each item, meaning I don't have to add that on each time so it saves space.
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