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So, if I have a block, how can I make the texture on it animate (if I have a bunch of images for each frame). I know Minecraft added support for it, but I don't know how to make it cycle through the textures.

Is it just a simple block texture or is it an "entity texture" for a custom tile entity renderer?

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This thread makes me sad because people just post copy-paste-ready code when it's obvious that the OP has little to no programming experience. This is not how learning works.

You stack the images vertically in a *.png, then add a *.png.mcmeta with the same name.

{
  "animation": {}
}

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Hi

 

This link might help, it worked for 1.6.4 and might still be valid  (not sure)

 

-TGG

Which link? :P

 

You stack the images vertically in a *.png, then add a *.png.mcmeta with the same name.

{
  "animation": {}
}

I was under the impression this was phased out when they separated the images a few updates ago, but if it still works that's great! Where do I put the "animation" though? (Also is that the actual code or is it a form of suedocode?)

 

 

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