Currently, any entries added to the Botania Lexicon using Lexicon.addEntry have a blank tagline (the mouseover text of the entry), and there doesn't exist a way to set this through ModTweaker.
At a glance, it looks like you can extend LexiconEntry and override getTagline() similarly to how BasicLexiconEntry does it, but without all the other stuff that class overrides.
What happens:
When Lexicon.addEntry is called, an instance of LexiconEntry is instantiated. This class has the method getTagline() which always returns an empty String.
What you would like to happen:
ModTweaker should define a class that extends LexiconEntry, similarly to how Botania itself uses BasicLexiconEntry for its own entries. This class should override getTagline() to return a non-empty String. You may just want to copy the way BasicLexiconEntry does it:
@Override
public String getTagline() {
return "botania.tagline." + super.getUnlocalizedName();
}
If it's done this way, there will be no breaking changes to Lexicon.setEntry, but users will be able to set taglines for their custom entries using a .lang file.
Issue Description:
Currently, any entries added to the Botania Lexicon using Lexicon.addEntry have a blank tagline (the mouseover text of the entry), and there doesn't exist a way to set this through ModTweaker.
At a glance, it looks like you can extend LexiconEntry and override getTagline() similarly to how BasicLexiconEntry does it, but without all the other stuff that class overrides.
What happens:
When Lexicon.addEntry is called, an instance of LexiconEntry is instantiated. This class has the method getTagline() which always returns an empty String.
What you would like to happen:
ModTweaker should define a class that extends LexiconEntry, similarly to how Botania itself uses BasicLexiconEntry for its own entries. This class should override getTagline() to return a non-empty String. You may just want to copy the way BasicLexiconEntry does it:
If it's done this way, there will be no breaking changes to Lexicon.setEntry, but users will be able to set taglines for their custom entries using a .lang file.
Affected Versions (Do not use "latest"):
Minecraft: 1.12.2 Forge: 14.23.4.2709 Crafttweaker: 4.1.9 ModTweaker: 4.0.12 MTLib: 3.0.5