NullPointerException when trying to use GetDefaultState().WithProperty

[Javisel]

Due to the recommendations of some modders on the Modded Minecraft discord i've moved from initializing my items and blocks in class to making Object Holders and initializing them in Registration.

After this change however, any block with an IProperty that has getDefaultState invoked will produce a nullpointerexception and I have no idea why. Currently I have a workaround by initializing them in class again but this defeats the purpose of moving to object holders. 

Example Crash

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Block Registration Class
 

[Draco18s]

Quote

1. Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
2.     at com.teamcitrus.fruitsforagingandfarming.common.blocks.CropCornBottom.updateTick(CropCornBottom.java:142) ~[CropCornBottom.class:?]

Any reason you decided not to show your CropCornBottom class?

[Animefan8888]

59 minutes ago, Javisel said:

After this change however, any block with an IProperty that has getDefaultState invoked will produce a nullpointerexception and I have no idea why.

Because your block fields are not getting initialized by the ObjectHolder system. Aka the registry names you've given them dont match the field names you have.

 

IE. CROP_CORN_TOP does not equal corn_crop_top.

[Javisel]

48 minutes ago, Draco18s said:

Any reason you decided not to show your CropCornBottom class?

Here it is. ForgeForums wouldn't let me post more then two links, sorry

 

 

12 minutes ago, Animefan8888 said:

Because your block fields are not getting initialized by the ObjectHolder system. Aka the registry names you've given them dont match the field names you have.

 

IE. CROP_CORN_TOP does not equal corn_crop_top.

I lower cased it to perfectly match it's registry name and it still doesn't function. Same error.

[Animefan8888]

13 minutes ago, Javisel said:

Same error.

Look at the order of the words. It doesnt care about capitalization in your field name. 

[Javisel]

20 hours ago, Animefan8888 said:

Look at the order of the words. It doesnt care about capitalization in your field name. 

ah, dumb mistake. It works now. thanks.