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Smileycorp

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  1. Found it, at least for 1.12. In cas anybody finds this later it is: Minecraft.getMinecraft().getResourceManager().getAllResources(texture); Surrounded by a try/catch. It was quite difficult actually getting this to be useful, but there it is for anyone.
  2. I want to have an Item that renders with a texture if it exists, but otherwise just renders with a recoloured base texture. I have managed to get just the colour rendering to work and have looked into using a custom model mapper to display this,. But I was wondering what the best way to do this was, I figured it would be pretty simple to load the texture; but I need to determine if it actually exists in the resource path, and I can't find a method to check this, normally I'd use File but I can't actually find a way to get the file location to check either.

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