Aligatetcolt

This is kinda what i was thinking of making as a button. only rotating when you hover over it with your mouse. and a more minecraft style border

Greetings, I am trying to make a mod that is basicly a custom wardrobe with hats, shirts, pants, etc. i already have the model show up on the layer with addLayer. The problem that i have right now is that i want to show the model on the button so that the user can easily see what that hat looks like. I do have the player rendered in the GUI just as in the inventory screen. but i cant wrap my head around how to do that for the Tophat. I am able to show the model on the player and turn it of with the click of a button already.

I got it working. I had to still use the Minecraft.getInstance().getEntityModels() And use that in plushRenderer. public class ItemStackRenderer extends BlockEntityWithoutLevelRenderer{ private EntityModelSet entityModelSet; private Map<Plush.Type, PlushModelBase> plushModelBaseMap; public ItemStackRenderer(BlockEntityRenderDispatcher RenderDispatcher, EntityModelSet ModelSet) { super(RenderDispatcher, ModelSet); } @Override public void onResourceManagerReload(ResourceManager resourceManager) { } @Override public void renderByItem(ItemStack stack, ItemTransforms.TransformType transformType, PoseStack matrixStackIn, MultiBufferSource bufferIn, int combinedLightIn, int combinedOverlayIn) { Item item = stack.getItem(); if (item instanceof BlockItem) { Block block = ((BlockItem) item).getBlock(); if (block instanceof PlushBlock) { GameProfile gameprofile = null; if (stack.hasTag()) { CompoundTag compoundtag = stack.getTag(); if (compoundtag.contains("SkullOwner", 10)) { gameprofile = NbtUtils.readGameProfile(compoundtag.getCompound("SkullOwner")); } else if (compoundtag.contains("SkullOwner", 8) && !StringUtils.isBlank(compoundtag.getString("SkullOwner"))) { gameprofile = new GameProfile(null, compoundtag.getString("SkullOwner")); compoundtag.remove("SkullOwner"); SkullBlockEntity.updateGameprofile(gameprofile, (p_172560_) -> { compoundtag.put("SkullOwner", NbtUtils.writeGameProfile(new CompoundTag(), p_172560_)); }); } } Plush.Type PlushType = ((PlushBlock) block).getType(); this.entityModelSet = Minecraft.getInstance().getEntityModels(); plushModelBaseMap = PlushBlockRenderer.createPlushRenderers(this.entityModelSet);; PlushModelBase modelBase = plushModelBaseMap.get(PlushType); RenderType rendertype = PlushBlockRenderer.getRenderType(PlushType, gameprofile); Furniature.LOGGER.info(gameprofile +" :Gameprofile"); Furniature.LOGGER.info(PlushType+" :Plush Type"); Furniature.LOGGER.info(modelBase+" :Model Base"); PlushBlockRenderer.renderPlush((Direction) null, 180.0F, 0.0F, matrixStackIn, bufferIn, combinedLightIn, modelBase, rendertype); } } } }

It seems like the gameprofile stays null. But still not 100% sure on why there is no item model.

had that still the same thing happened. i removed to test if that was really necessary.

Forgot to push again XD

Done

Yeah it seems like i did make a mistake and now it does go to the code. there is still one other problem and that is that the items are invisible. i guess something is wrong with my item render class.

I will make the item models json when i can and report back if it made a difrence

There was and that made no difference. The reason i took them away was because i looked at some references and no one had a model.json

Here is the link to github. https://github.com/DavyVerbogt/Furniature/tree/main/src/main/java/com/colt/furniature

Well i put this (Furniature.LOGGER.info("But does it get here?");) in the BlockEntityWithoutLevelRenderer. But i cant find it in the log. so what i thought was that it never reached that point as you can see in the code i send earlier.

Alright. i was just confused then. but weirdly enough it still does not get past the consumer.accept. at least the logger i put in never is triggered. so its not in the logs. Also sorry i have been on this problem for a few while now and i just completely blank out sometimes.

Alright but it keeps saying Method call expected with Insert New. Even if i do this. @Override public void initializeClient(Consumer<IItemRenderProperties> consumer) { ItemStackRenderer plushItemRender = new ItemStackRenderer(); consumer.accept(new IItemRenderProperties() { @Override public BlockEntityWithoutLevelRenderer getItemStackRenderer() { Furniature.LOGGER.info("But does it get here?"); return plushItemRender; } }); }

The game does not crash btw.