I suggest changing the "registered" mention in the following paragraph, to clarify the need to register the Block Entity Registry. It may be very logical for anyone knowing neoforge, but it is not so clear when just starting to learn it.
Like entities and unlike blocks, the BlockEntity class represents the block entity instance, not the registered singleton object. The singleton is expressed through the BlockEntityType<?> class instead. We will need both to create a new block entity.
Following #175 I'm making this separate issue.
I suggest changing the "registered" mention in the following paragraph, to clarify the need to register the Block Entity Registry. It may be very logical for anyone knowing neoforge, but it is not so clear when just starting to learn it.
Cited passage in Block Entity :
Creating and Registering Block Entities
Like entities and unlike blocks, the BlockEntity class represents the block entity instance, not the registered singleton object. The singleton is expressed through the BlockEntityType<?> class instead. We will need both to create a new block entity.