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ITEM cannot be resolved or is not a field when using Registry.ITEM
See original GitHub issueI get this error when accessing Registry.ITEM in onInitialization() method of ModInitializer.
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I have imported
net.minecraft.util.registry.*this isn’t an issue on fabric’s end, it’s just the issue that you have imported and used the wrong Registry.