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--- tutorial:tooltip [2024/07/03 06:07] – solidblock
+++ tutorial:tooltip [2025/04/01 08:15] (current) – (not moved totally because it's not a separate page on docs and it does not include old versions) solidblock
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 ====== Adding a tooltip ======
-Sometimes you want to add some extra information when showing the tooltip of the [[item]]. To achieve this, you should override your own ''<yarn method_7851>'' like so (see [[tutorial:lang]] for how to translate the tooltip).
+===== Item tooltip =====
+Sometimes you want to add some extra information when showing the tooltip of the [[items|item]]. To achieve this, you should override your own ''<yarn method_7851>'' like so (see [[tutorial:lang]] for how to translate the tooltip).
-Here we assume you have created your own class (see [[item]]), for example, ''CustomItem'':
+Here we assume you have created your own class (see [[items]]), for example, ''CustomItem'':
 For versions 1.18.2 and before:
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 }
 </yarncode>
+> :!: The method is deprectaed since 1.21.5. To add item tooltips for 1.21.5, please use Fabric API.
-You can also append your tooltip in the [[tutorial:blocks|block]] class by overriding a similar method:
+===== Block tooltip =====
+You can also append your tooltip in the [[blocks|block]] class by overriding a similar method:
 For versions below 1.20.5:
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 </yarncode>
-For versions since 1.20.5:
+For versions since 1.20.5, before 1.21.5:
 <yarncode java>
 public class CustomBlock extends Block {
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 }
 </yarncode>
+===== Adding tooltips in 1.21.5 =====
+Since 1.21.5, the implementation of item tooltips are rewritten. Most item tooltips are implemented with item components now, which may be influenced by ''tooltip_display'' item component to decide whether to display. However, you can still use Fabric API to add custom tooltips. Add the following code in the mod initializer in your code:
+<code java>
+    ItemTooltipCallback.EVENT.register((itemStack, tooltipContext, tooltipType, list) -> {
+      if (!itemStack.isOf(TutorialItems.CUSTOM_ITEM)) {
+        return;
+      }
+      list.add(Text.translatable("item.tutorial.custom_item.tooltip"));
+    });
+</code>
+The example adds a custom tooltip for the item we created in the [[items]] tutorial.