Trying to create an Entity but the renderer doesn't work

[Windokk]

I'm trying to create a jeep entity but it seems like i'm not doing the renderer registration right...

The entity loads into the world but is invisible

I'm on 1.19.2

Here is the github link  of my project : https://github.com/Windokk/MilitaryElements

[warjort]

Your renderer doesn't do anything? Except call super which just has code to the draw the name tag if it has one.

https://github.com/Windokk/MilitaryElements/blob/07bc182d4d1edb30d088ae6a89cd1d448c5fdc6b/src/main/java/com/windokkstudio/militaryelements/render/JeepRenderer.java#L21

[Windokk]

Then what is it supposed to do ?

[warjort]

Draw stuff.

[Windokk]

How do i do it ? I mean, could you maybe share what the renderer should look like ?

 

[warjort]

This is not a teaching forum.

Look at the vanilla entity renderer classes or find a mod that does something like what you want.

[Bonibom]

1 hour ago, Windokk said:

How do i do it ? I mean, could you maybe share what the renderer should look like ?

 

First, try at least render you model in entity renderrer

private EntityModel<JeepEntity> model;
  
public JeepRenderer(EntityRendererProvider.Context context) {
        super(context);
        model = new JeepModel(context.bakeLayer(JeepModel.LAYER_LOCATION));
    }

@Override
    public void render(JeepEntity entity, float entityYaw, float partialTicks, PoseStack poseStack, MultiBufferSource bufferSource, int packedLight)
    {
        poseStack.pushPose();
        VertexConsumer vertexConsumer = bufferSource.getBuffer(this.model.renderType(TEXTURE));
        model.renderToBuffer(poseStack, vertexConsumer, packedLight, OverlayTexture.NO_OVERLAY, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f);
        poseStack.popPose();
        super.render(entity, entityYaw, partialTicks, poseStack, bufferSource, packedLight);
    }

 

Edited April 13 by Bonibom

[warjort]

@Bonibom if you spoon feed the basics to the original poster they will never learn.

All that will happen is;

1) They will keep coming back for more and you will end up writing their mod for them

2) When they release their mod, they won't know what it does, and it will likely break other people's world. They will then come back here expecting us to fix their mod for them.

 

Not being a teaching forum is deliberate choice.

It forces people that post here to understand for themselves what they are doing. Instead of just copy/pasting code.

And without learning the basics, they probably won't understand any answers they are given anyway.

[Windokk]

@warjort

Maybe instead of telling him not to help me, you could explain to me better than just telling me: just figure it out yourself

Edited April 13 by Windokk

[warjort]

22 minutes ago, Windokk said:

@warjort

Maybe instead of telling him not to help me, you could explain to me better than just telling me: just figure it out yourself

I'm not telling them not to help you.

I'm telling them that by doing all the work for you, they are not really helping you.

 

Also, can you imagine what would happen if we answered every question like yours?

All the volunteers would just leave, it would just be too much work answering the same old boring/trivial questions over and over again.