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  1. [Solved] Define inventory model in blockstates file

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    That is both the only way AND the correct solution, as you have discovered.

  2. Displaying text only for a couple of seconds

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    You should use the fontRendererObj directly: mc.fontRendererObj.drawString("fade string", sr.getScaledWidth() / 2 - mc.fontRendererObj.getStringWidth("fade string") / 2 , sr.getScaledHeight() - 97, color); And don't forget to add the alpha: int color += (alpha << 24) That's how you get the transparency. For the fade-out you still need to setup a timer or use the partialTicks like in the GuiIngame.

  3. Displaying text only for a couple of seconds

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    I totally forgot about the subtitles and overlay messages from Minecraft! In the GuiIngame class by line 241. Here is handled how to fade out and display a overlay message for a specific time. (When a record is played. In that fancy, colored way) But like Matryoshika already said. Here you have to know how to use OpenGL.

  4. Displaying text only for a couple of seconds

    1 point
    I'm not sure if you can fade out a text in Minecraft on a normal way. I never done that before

  5. Forums Migration/Upgrade

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    I'm on a phone and can't see if a post is read or not.

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