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  1. 1.15.2 Texture Not Showing Up

    1 point
    Nevermind, i did not see any change to them earlier...anyway your problem is in the blockstate file..your pointing to a model which is inside a model/blocks folder, but your folder name is model/block

  2. 1.16.1 ITextComponent implementations

    1 point
    StringTextComponent is what you are looking for. If you are using eclipse, you can right click on types (such as ITextComponent) and select 'Open Type Hierarchy' to see all subtypes, which can be useful in cases such as this.

  3. Problem with forge 1.16.2

    1 point
    This: And this: Do essentially the same thing. Except that the former adds the methods to the Mod Event Bus and the latter to the Forge Event Bus and the two event methods you have aren't annotated with @SubscribeEvent, so the latter actually doesn't do anything at all. Your mod ID is tutorial. So why are you setting up dependencies for examplemod?

  4. Problem with forge 1.16.2

    1 point
    Known issue. Update forge.

  5. Problem with forge 1.16.2

    1 point
    Show your code.

  6. 1.15.2 Texture Not Showing Up

    1 point
    Your mod ID appears to be "grubinsect", but your mod assets sub folder name is "grub", they have to be the same name

  7. [1.16.1] Pass in Voxel Shape

    1 point
    ...then do it in the constructor? Your Shapes field isn't static, but defined in the constructor, so do the same with your age property.

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