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| ===== Creating an Entity ===== | ===== Creating an Entity ===== | ||
| - | //The source code for this project can be found [[https://github.com/Draylar/entity-testing|here]] on the entity branch.// | + | //The source code for this project can be found [[https://github.com/Draylar/entity-testing/tree/entity|here]].// |
| Entities are a movable object in a world with logic attached to them. A few examples include: | Entities are a movable object in a world with logic attached to them. A few examples include: | ||
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| Living Entities are Entities that have health and can deal damage. | Living Entities are Entities that have health and can deal damage. | ||
| There are various classes that branch off `LivingEntity` for different purposes, including: | There are various classes that branch off `LivingEntity` for different purposes, including: | ||
| - | * ''HostileEntity'' for Zombies, Creepers, and Skeletons | + | * ''HostileEntity'' for Zombies, Creepers and Skeletons |
| - | * ''AnimalEntity'' for Sheep, Cows, and Pigs | + | * ''AnimalEntity'' for Sheep, Cows and Pigs |
| * ''WaterCreatureEntity'' for things that swim | * ''WaterCreatureEntity'' for things that swim | ||
| - | * ''FishEntity'' for fishies | + | * ''FishEntity'' for fishies (use instead of ''WaterCreatureEntity'' for schooling behavior) |
| - | What you extend depends on your needs and goals are. | + | What you extend depends on what your needs and goals are. |
| As you get further down the chain, the entity logic becomes more specific and curated to certain tasks. | As you get further down the chain, the entity logic becomes more specific and curated to certain tasks. | ||
| The two generic entity classes that come after ''LivingEntity'' are: | The two generic entity classes that come after ''LivingEntity'' are: | ||
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| return new CubeEntityRenderer(context); | return new CubeEntityRenderer(context); | ||
| }); | }); | ||
| + | // In 1.17, use EntityRendererRegistry.register (seen below) instead of EntityRendererRegistry.INSTANCE.register (seen above) | ||
| + | EntityRendererRegistry.register(EntityTesting.CUBE, (context) -> { | ||
| + | return new CubeEntityRenderer(context); | ||
| + | }); | ||
| + | | ||
| + | EntityModelLayerRegistry.registerModelLayer(MODEL_CUBE_LAYER, CubeEntityModel::getTexturedModelData); | ||
| } | } | ||
| } | } | ||
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| ModelData modelData = new ModelData(); | ModelData modelData = new ModelData(); | ||
| ModelPartData modelPartData = modelData.getRoot(); | ModelPartData modelPartData = modelData.getRoot(); | ||
| - | modelPartData.addChild(EntityModelPartNames.CUBE, ModelPartBuilder.create().uv(0, 0).cuboid(-6F, -6F, -6F, 12F, 12F, 12F), ModelTransform.pivot(0F, 0F, 0F); | + | modelPartData.addChild(EntityModelPartNames.CUBE, ModelPartBuilder.create().uv(0, 0).cuboid(-6F, 12F, -6F, 12F, 12F, 12F), ModelTransform.pivot(0F, 0F, 0F)); |
| } | } | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
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| public void render(MatrixStack matrices, VertexConsumer vertices, int light, int overlay, float red, float green, float blue, float alpha) { | public void render(MatrixStack matrices, VertexConsumer vertices, int light, int overlay, float red, float green, float blue, float alpha) { | ||
| ImmutableList.of(this.base).forEach((modelRenderer) -> { | ImmutableList.of(this.base).forEach((modelRenderer) -> { | ||
| - | modelRenderer.render(matrixStackIn, bufferIn, packedLightIn, packedOverlayIn, red, green, blue, alpha); | + | modelRenderer.render(matrices, vertices, light, overlay, red, green, blue, alpha); |
| }); | }); | ||
| } | } | ||
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| ===== Spawning your Entity ===== | ===== Spawning your Entity ===== | ||
| + | Be sure to add your client entrypoint to fabric.mod.json. | ||
| + | You can do this like so: | ||
| + | <code json> | ||
| + | |||
| + | "entrypoints": { | ||
| + | "main": [ | ||
| + | "mod.fabricmc.entitytesting.EntityTesting" | ||
| + | ], | ||
| + | "client": [ | ||
| + | "mod.fabricmc.entitytesting.EntityTestingClient" | ||
| + | ] | ||
| + | }, | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| You can spawn your entity by typing ''/summon entitytesting:cube'' in-game. Press f3+b to view hitboxes: | You can spawn your entity by typing ''/summon entitytesting:cube'' in-game. Press f3+b to view hitboxes: | ||
| {{https://i.imgur.com/MmQvluB.png}} | {{https://i.imgur.com/MmQvluB.png}} | ||
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