[1.7.10] Custom rendered block doesn't want to face east

[Kander16]

Hi,

 

I've created my custom rendered block successfully. Now I'm trying to face my custom rendered block in the direction I've placed it in.

I can face West, North, South, but not east. I don't how how this thing works then.

Thanks for helping.

 

Render code: http://pastebin.com/Kndy6fyq (It's between line 34 and 54. I also now it's better to use a switch there, and I'll do that later)

[Draco18s]

Well, your rotate call is the same as the rotate call for South, so "no duh."

[TrashCaster]

Hi,

 

I've created my custom rendered block successfully. Now I'm trying to face my custom rendered block in the direction I've placed it in.

I can face West, North, South, but not east. I don't how how this thing works then.

Thanks for helping.

 

Render code: http://pastebin.com/Kndy6fyq (It's between line 34 and 54. I also now it's better to use a switch there, and I'll do that later)

 

Why do you rotate on all three rotation axes? If you are rotating it from a yaw perspective, you rotate the Y axis. OpenGL rotation parameters are angle, x-factor, y-factor, z-factor, so to turn it, you do 90, 0, 1, 0.

 

If you are correcting the orientation of the object because it renders in the wrong orientation from that, correct it with a rotation call before hand. Sometimes Minecraft has models upside down, and that can be fixed by scaling the X and Y axes by -1, and Z by 1.

[Kander16]

Well, your rotate call is the same as the rotate call for South, so "no duh."

Yeah, I know that. The only thing is: I've set it to south so that it wouldn't crash.

[Draco18s]

How the F would this crash without that GL rotate line?

Anyway, TrashCaster is correct.

[Kander16]

Thanks, now I understand !