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    Infinity Ingot like glow

    Vi-P. replied to Vi-P.'s topic in Modder Support
    It could be, but what I'm asking is how would one make a texture that goes beyond the frame because the space it takes up is more than what a regular item takes up.
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    Infinity Ingot like glow

    Vi-P. posted a topic in Modder Support
    I was wondering, how do you make it so an item has a "glowing" effect like the infinity ingot from avaritia?
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    FIXED: Updating MCP stops minecraft from running

    Vi-P. replied to Vi-P.'s topic in Modder Support
    Ok, so I updated my JDK and JRE and it worked, my mod works again. I swear they were up to date enough but I guess not XD. Thanks for your help
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    FIXED: Updating MCP stops minecraft from running

    Vi-P. posted a topic in Modder Support
    I'm new to modding minecraft and I'm making a mod for 1.15.2. When I tried to update the MCP and type in 'gradlew genEclipseRuns' and 'gradlew eclipse' they both said build successful but referenced libraries don't appear which I believe is the reason why minecraft won't run. Here is a pastebin to the cmd output when I typed the two commands in https://pastebin.com/uCXq01Fi . If you need any other information please ask. Fix: Just update your java installation, I updated both JDK and JRE at the same time so idk which one fixed it, but I recommend updating both anyways.

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