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)

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

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.

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.

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

Anyway, TrashCaster is correct.

Thanks, now I understand !