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So each of my tools implements IHasModels (as that's what the tutorial I was watching, showed me to do) and to fix the errors I have to add the @Override to each class that implements IHasModel. would I just put the file path in the ArmorBase.java?

it is not working when I put the method into IHasModels (which it tells me to do when I try to put it into ArmorBase.java) it tells me that everything that implements IHasModels now "must implement the inherited abstract method IHasModel.getArmorTexture()" IHasModel.java ArmorBase.java

Sorry, I did type it as getArmorTexture, and I went back and double checked. I guess I'm just doing it wrong

Everything works fine in game (the armour item textures work fine as well) it's just the textures for when you're wearing the armour

When I try to override it I get "The method getArmorTexture() of type ArmorBase must override or implement a supertype method" and my options are to remove the override annotation or create getArmourTexture in super type IHasModel, when I do this is gives me a bunch of errors

Where would I put this? In my ArmorBase,java? Sorry completely new to this

This is my first time programming anything and first time modding in Minecraft (as a warning). I've been following a beginners tutorial in order to learn the basics (adding blocks, tools, armour, etc.) and everything has worked perfectly. Except for my armour layer models. I took them out of the base game files and only changed the colour, and even just renamed the base ones without any other changes to test it, but still just a black and purple man when the armour goes on. Since I'm a noob I don't really know what files to upload, so if I'm missing anything please let me know and I'll get it up as soon as possible. ArmorBase.java ModItems.java