Odd Mods:: By hard24get

General
#1

OK so recently I have been modding Minecraft, currently my OddMod’s pack has two new mobs it
Not So Friendly Sheep, and a phoenix. I plan on adding some new things, especially after i figure out how to correct these models i have made for different mobs. The mod is still in Beta mode, and is only available to members of the development team, BTW I need java coders, it took me 8 hours to do this by myself.
To Become in the team
if(!jointheteam)
“PM ME ON THE FORUMS”;
if(jointheteam)
“MSG ME ON SKYPE”;

^This is how i know who can code or not :slight_smile:

Mod will be available soon

#2

You don’t need two seperate conditional statements in this case if the comparison uses the same variable.

Also since it’s Java you need curly brackets and a syntactically correct action! Let’s pretend action() is user-defined function :smiley:

if(jointheteam) { action("MSG ME ON SKYPE"); } else { action("PM ME ON THE FORUMS"); }

Had to be said :stuck_out_tongue:

#3

This also works :smiley:

[code]
boolean jointheteam = true;

if(!jointheteam)
System.out.println(“Pm me on the forums!”);

else
System.out.println(“Msg me on skype!”); [/code]

since its only one line it does not need brackets, or at least thats what the UIL instructor tells us.

#4

The sheep is freakin hilarious… I had nightmares of the first modeling >_>

#5 
import scanner.class
public class HelloWorld
{
public static void Strin([] args)
{
System.out.printin("Hello world")
name = next.input
system.out.printin("My name is" name ".")
}
}

But that is about as far as my coding goes. i cannot do GUI’s. i can only make a program that accepts inputs and creates an output. i can make a speed calculator but it is pretty simple :P.

#6