Lennart247

Hmm you're right.. Thx for that. I was able to fix my problem, by changing: case "cherry": this.setDefaultState(this.blockState.getBaseState().withProperty(TYPE, WoodType.CHERRY).withProperty(BlockLog.LOG_AXIS, BlockLog.EnumAxis.Y)); case "banana": this.setDefaultState(this.blockState.getBaseState().withProperty(TYPE, WoodType.BANANA)); } to: case "cherry": this.setDefaultState(this.blockState.getBaseState().withProperty(TYPE, WoodType.CHERRY).withProperty(BlockLog.LOG_AXIS, BlockLog.EnumAxis.Y)); break; case "banana": this.setDefaultState(this.blockState.getBaseState().withProperty(TYPE, WoodType.BANANA)); } I don't really understand why it fixed the problem, but it works now.

I am currently trying to make a custom tree, the blocks I created for it (leaves and log) are working, and I think the worldgenerator (which is a modified copy of the birch generator) is working too. However the game sometimes seems to render the wrong blockstate of the log, until I right click the block, or update it otherwise. I added all code I use below (although I think only the WorldGen Code and BlockLog Code are important). AFAIK the Worldgen places the blocks correctly, as I do get the right output in my console ([lennart247.test.lennartsmod.worldgen.WorldGenCherryTree:generate:130]: lennartsmod:block_cherry_bark[axis=y,type=cherry]). But most of the time the game displays the wrong blockstate, until updating the block. Does anyone have an idea why this is happening? WorldGen Code: BlockLog Code: ModBlocks: EnumWoodType: Proxy: Main Class: