Textures and stuff

[N1xx1]

Basically I just can't load a texture.

 

This won't work:

 

bindTextureByName("/n1xx1/stuff/landpaint.png");

 

This will:

 

bindTextureByName("/terrain.png");

 

 

The file dimension are 96x96 and it's a png with alpha value. Also, it's not saying "missing texture" it just don't show up just like it's an empty texture.

 

But, if I put my texture in the / directory it just work fine.

 

Oh, and I'm using a zipped mod.

[Blockhead2]

Do you have the png file in the right directory.

 

This is what I have in the code and the file structure.

%MCP%/src/common/x/y/z/textures.png

 

public static String BLOCK_PNG = "/x/y/z/textures.png";

 

[N1xx1]

Do you have the png file in the right directory.

 

This is what I have in the code and the file structure.

%MCP%/src/common/x/y/z/textures.png

 

public static String BLOCK_PNG = "/x/y/z/textures.png";

 

I already said I'm sure I have the texture. Actually it's not even saying "missing texture".

[XxArchangelz]

If your running it before compiling your mod and running it in a client as in you are running it in eclipse, you need to put the png in your minecraft.jar IN MCP with the specified path from your code (minecraft.jar/n1xx1/stuff/landpaint.png) After recompiling/reobf and trying to run it from the client/server make sure you have it in the mod file the same as it would be in the .jar

[N1xx1]

If your running it before compiling your mod and running it in a client as in you are running it in eclipse, you need to put the png in your minecraft.jar IN MCP with the specified path from your code (minecraft.jar/n1xx1/stuff/landpaint.png) After recompiling/reobf and trying to run it from the client/server make sure you have it in the mod file the same as it would be in the .jar

 

1) I'm not using eclipse. I use NetBeans.

2) I'm using my own builder that automatically make a zip file.

3) I put that zip file in the mods folder.

 

Anyway, I'll figure out alone.

[hkiller1]

Put this in your block.java file

    public String getTextureFile()
    {
            return "/YourMod/SpriteSheet.png";
    }

Also you need to set up a proxy first.

[N1xx1]

Put this in your block.java file

    public String getTextureFile()
    {
            return "/YourMod/SpriteSheet.png";
    }

Also you need to set up a proxy first.

 

Please, read the topic before say any random stuff.

 

I'm talking about custom renders, not changing block texture.