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Advanced Model Loader: The resource name could not be found

Posted September 29, 201311 yr

Hello,

I'm trying to render a obj model with Advanced Model Loader, but it doesn't work, cause it doesn't find the file. Here is my code:

AdvancedModelLoader.loadModel("/assets/brickcraft/textures/models/test.obj");

It says the resource name could not be found, but i've seen older tutorials where assets is mods, so i'm assuming that changing mods to assets is right. My obj is at that location, but it's not being found.

Thank you in advance.

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September 29, 201311 yr

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September 29, 201311 yr

Wrong thread draco

As for custom model loading, the path depends on:

URL resource = AdvancedModelLoader.class.getResource(resourceName);

Then the question is, what is the class loader of AdvancedModelLoader and what is its implementation of getResource(String) ?

I don't know the answer, but maybe someone else do.

I would suggest trying "modid:texturepath".

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September 29, 201311 yr

Wrong thread draco

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September 29, 201311 yr

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Hello,

Thank you draco, it works now!

But for the model, i tried modid:texturepath but it doesn't work.

ss7

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September 30, 201311 yr

I am getting the same problem, but when I check the way ee3 is doing it, it is doing it in exactly the same way

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