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No, it's adding an item to the tool to repair with. It doesn't give it a custom anvil recipe, just simply gives it a repair item, that's what I meant by not answering the first question. I don't really mean for you to copy and paste the code I posted and expect it to work, I just wanted you to...

Tinker's Construct AOE code (not answer to first question) To give a repair item to your tools, all you have to do is put .setRepairItem(ItemStack) after your declared ToolMaterial. Example: public static ToolMaterial FOO = addToolMaterial("Bar", 0, 0, 0, 0, 0).setRepairItem(new...

Mystcraft and RFTools obv 4Space there was a candyland mod i believe

wow that made me feel good even though i was clearly fishing for compliments

my mods i'm useless A real answer would be Gany's mods.

Yeah, I know. Update: Playing with a new toy now. Called "Haxe"

https://sites.google.com/site/reikasminecraft/territoryzone

No, you can't. That mod is not compatible with Infinity's version.

oh you guys are talking about a Mojang modding API

I did

Isn't it supposed to be in the folder "scripts"?

I think GregTech 6 does something like that with the nether portal.

I was actually going to create a joke post titled "Coming out" in which I admitted I like OP mods and wrote stuff like "I'm going to tell my parents after I post this", but didn't because I thought it could be offensive to some people (don't blame me). I believe in playing whichever mod is fun...

Unfortunately not. The indy version didn't work either. I'm now trying to include both the forgeSrc and srg jars in the build path, and looks like it's kinda helping. Only disadvantage is we have to use obfuscated code (for vanilla stuff). EDIT: It works but... damn. All Minecraft fields and...

IIRC the developer said that himself.

Tried that already.

Huh, it does I'll still try to make Groovy work. Even though my interest in modding has dropped significantly, I wouldn't want to give this up. It doesn't appear so. While there is a version of the JVM programmed in Go, I don't think it actually works for Go.

I suggest starting off with decorative mods. They're perfect simulations of big mod projects, yet it doesn't go too heavy on you and you can use your creativity. Since a lot of ideas for mods are taken, it's pretty bad to try and start off with an original idea. It'll just slow down your...

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Huh... looks interesting. Unfortunately I've encountered a large issue. Because of the obfuscation, any references to Minecraft methods will not work outside the dev environment. A fix I thought of for this was creating an API/library written in Java that added new methods for all the Minecraft...