PokeAPI is made in order to make modding a child’s play, most of the time modders have to edit classes in order to make some new tools but this mod gives you the chance to do something more without editing classes. PokeAPI can be very confusing for normal players since it is made mostly for modders but its easy to use and commands are listed below.
PokeAPI Mod for Minecraft 1.2.5 Main Features
- Add ItemStacks to creative, whether they are blocks or items
- Make new ToolMaterials a childs play
- Add Blocks to the mining list of tools(Including Shears!)
Instructions for players
ToolMaterials – To make a new ToolMaterial put the following into your mod_* class:
public static EnumToolMaterial MateterialName = PokeAPI.createToolMaterial(level, Durability, MiningSpeed, Damage);
Please note that:
Material name: is the name of your material = =”
Level: What your material can mine
Durability: How though is your material
Mining Speed: Your float that determines the mining speed of materials and tools
Damage = Damage
Creative Items
To put an item that isn’t availiable in the creative mode inventory into it. Add this to the constructor of your mod_* file
PokeAPI.addCreativeItemStack(new ItemStack(ExampleBLock));
Please note that:
Example blocks: are your block or item references
If the block or item your working with is in another class suck as the Item or Block Class, just use Block.ExampleBlock for blocks and Item.ExampleItem for items.
Tool mining list
For shears:
PokeAPI.Minables.Sears.add(Block, MiningSpeed);For other tools:
PokeAPI.Minables.Tool.add(Block, MiningLevel);
Please note that:
Block: The block you want to addto the tools mining list, Examples: Block.dirt, Block.stone
Tool: The tool you want to use: Pickaxe, Shovel, Axe, Shears
MiningSpeed: A float value in which will determine the speed of shears
MiningLevel: An int value which is the level at which the tool must be in in order to mine a block for example: 0=a 11, 1=stone, 2=iron, 3=diamond.
How to Install PokeAPI Mod for Minecraft 1.2.5
- Download this PokeAPI
- Find your “Minecraft.jar” which is in “.minecraft/bin” folder
- Extract it inside the “minecraft.jar”
- DONE!
