Block Texture Not Appearing

[Dylan6466]

Hey guys,

 

My block texture won't appear in game.

 

This is my line of code:

blockCopper = new CopperOre(2000, Material.rock).setBlockName("blockCopper").setCreativeTab(resourceoverloadTab).setBlockTextureName(modid + ":" + "copperore");

 

If there is anything else you might need a look at, just tell me.

[hotrods20]

Have you tried testing in an actual client?  My textures don't show up in my modding environment but show up in normal MC.

[Dylan6466]

Have you tried testing in an actual client?  My textures don't show up in my modding environment but show up in normal MC.

 

Hmm, i'll test it now and i'll get back to you with the result.

[Dylan6466]

Nope it's still not coming up.

[sequituri]

Hey guys,

 

My block texture won't appear in game.

 

This is my line of code:

blockCopper = new CopperOre(2000, Material.rock).setBlockName("blockCopper").setCreativeTab(resourceoverloadTab).setBlockTextureName(modid + ":" + "copperore");

If there is anything else you might need a look at, just tell me.

 

So, what version of Minecraft is this? Since you have a block ID, I know it aint 1.7.2

[RadioactiveStud]

I think in 1.6 it's setTextureName, not setBlockTextureName. Try that.

 

If that doesn't work, tell us what directory you put the texture in and what modid equals.

[TheGreyGhost]

Hi.

 

If you search this forum for "using missing texture" you'll find a heap of people with this problem.

Generally boils down to

* texture name not set properly, or

* textures stored in the wrong folder, or

* the upper/lower case don't match exactly.

 

-TGG

[Dylan6466]

Hey guys,

 

My block texture won't appear in game.

 

This is my line of code:

blockCopper = new CopperOre(2000, Material.rock).setBlockName("blockCopper").setCreativeTab(resourceoverloadTab).setBlockTextureName(modid + ":" + "copperore");

If there is anything else you might need a look at, just tell me.

 

So, what version of Minecraft is this? Since you have a block ID, I know it aint 1.7.2

 

That must be my problem...It is meant to be 1.7.2

[sequituri]

Then it looks like you are using some old 1.6.x code and expecting it to work. It won't work on 1.7.x if you don't get rid of Block and Item IDs that have no further purpose. Blocks and Items are registered as their instances now. The ID is auto-assigned and calling a constructor like Block(ID,...) should not even compile.

 

And you'll need to go through all of that 1.6.x code looking for any reference to a Block or Item id (and things like Block.stone etc.) and change them to the 1.7.x way.