[SOLVED][1.8] Problem rendering textures in inventory

[Somelx]

So I have recently started modding on this minecraft version and I can't get textures to worki. I have implemented a block and an item, the block textures in the world are working but neither of the item/block are working in the inventory. Any solution?

ModItem json:

{

    "parent": "somelxmod:builtin/generated",

    "textures": {

        "all": "somelxmod:items/moditems"

    },

    "display": {

        "thirdperson": {

            "rotation": [ -90, 0, 0 ],

            "translation": [ 0, 1, -3 ],

            "scale": [ 0.55, 0.55, 0.55 ]

        },

        "firstperson": {

            "rotation": [ 0, -135, 25 ],

            "translation": [ 0, 4, 2 ],

            "scale": [ 1.7, 1.7, 1.7 ]

        }

    }

}

PS, tell me if you need to know any other files.

PS2,I have been the whole day trying solutions on the internet but they are not working.

[Choonster]

Minecraft only loads one model per

Item

by default:

modid:itemRegistryName

(where

modid

is your lowercase mod ID and

itemRegistryName

is the name you passed to

GameRegistry.registerBlock

/

registerItem

). This resolves to either the assets/modid/models/item/itemRegistryName.json model or the model specified by the

inventory

variant of the assets/modid/blockstates/itemRegistryName.json blockstates file.

 

To load one or more other models, you need to call

ModelBakery.addVariantName

with the names of the models in the same

modid:name

format as above.

 

To specify which model to use for an

Item

, call

ModelLoader.setCustomModelResourceLocation

or

ModelLoader.setCustomMeshDefinition

in preInit.

[Somelx]

I'm just trying to make a basic mod and I just want to use one texture but I'm not getting how to do it. I'm using this code to register de texture:

 

ModItems = new Item();

 

ModelResourceLocation mrl = new ModelResourceLocation("somelxmod" + ":" + "moditems", "inventory");

 

renderItem.getItemModelMesher().register(ModItems, 0, mrl);

 

[Somelx]

  On 1/21/2016 at 4:06 PM, Choonster said:

Minecraft only loads one model per

Item

by default:

modid:itemRegistryName

(where

modid

is your lowercase mod ID and

itemRegistryName

is the name you passed to

GameRegistry.registerBlock

/

registerItem

). This resolves to either the assets/modid/models/item/itemRegistryName.json model or the model specified by the

inventory

variant of the assets/modid/blockstates/itemRegistryName.json blockstates file.

 

To load one or more other models, you need to call

ModelBakery.addVariantName

with the names of the models in the same

modid:name

format as above.

 

To specify which model to use for an

Item

, call

ModelLoader.setCustomModelResourceLocation

or

ModelLoader.setCustomMeshDefinition

in preInit.

 

And I have also this JSON for the blockstates folder:

{

    "variants": {

        "normal": { "model": "somelxmod:moditems" }

    }

}

[Choonster]

Are you registering

ModItems

with the name

"moditems"

? If not, either change the model name to match the registry name of

ModItems

or call

ModelBakery.addVariantName

with

"somelxmod:moditems"

to load that model.

 

The Grey Ghost has a guide to troubleshooting item rendering here, I suggest following it.

[Somelx]

  On 1/21/2016 at 4:19 PM, Choonster said:

Are you registering

ModItems

with the name

"moditems"

? If not, either change the model name to match the registry name of

ModItems

or call

ModelBakery.addVariantName

with

"somelxmod:moditems"

to load that model.

 

The Grey Ghost has a guide to troubleshooting item rendering here, I suggest following it.

 

Yep I have checked that guide and I didn't find any mistake. I am registering the item with this code:

 

ModItems = new Item();

ModItems.setUnlocalizedName("moditems");

ModItems.setCreativeTab(CreativeTabs.tabMisc);

 

GameRegistry.registerItem(ModItems, "moditems");

 

And i have changed everything to lower case but it is not working anyway.

[Somelx]

If it helps, this is my src folder:

https://mega.nz/#F!SsN2xDYD!kNOknyxo5hWNhfkfP7J2SA

[Choonster]

In future, please use a site like GitHub or BitBucket if you want to share your entire project. It makes it much easier to spot problems without having to download anything. It also makes it easier to share changes.

 

Your code has several issues:

• In

  ModBlocks.init

  , you overwrite the

  ModBlocks

  field with a new instance of

  Block

  . You do the same thing for the

  ModItems

  field in

  ModItems.init

  .
  

• In

  ModBlocks.init

  , you're calling

  BlockModelShapes#registerBuiltInBlocks

  . This will stop your blockstates file from being loaded, which will break your block model.
  

• Your JSON files have the .JSON extension instead of .json. Paths in JARs are case-sensitive, so the case of the extension matters.
  
• You should move your code to a package that includes your name and the mod's name (e.g.

  somelx.somelxmod

  )
  

• You should give your blocks and items proper names that aren't the same as your block/item registration classes. These names should be singular rather than plural (e.g.

  Thing

  , not

  Things

  ).
  

• Follow the naming scheme described here for your classes.

.

[Somelx]

  On 1/21/2016 at 11:47 PM, Choonster said:

In future, please use a site like GitHub or BitBucket if you want to share your entire project. It makes it much easier to spot problems without having to download anything. It also makes it easier to share changes.

 

Your code has several issues:

• In

  ModBlocks.init

  , you overwrite the

  ModBlocks

  field with a new instance of

  Block

  . You do the same thing for the

  ModItems

  field in

  ModItems.init

  .
  

• In

  ModBlocks.init

  , you're calling

  BlockModelShapes#registerBuiltInBlocks

  . This will stop your blockstates file from being loaded, which will break your block model.
  

• Your JSON files have the .JSON extension instead of .json. Paths in JARs are case-sensitive, so the case of the extension matters.
  
• You should move your code to a package that includes your name and the mod's name (e.g.

  somelx.somelxmod

  )
  

• You should give your blocks and items proper names that aren't the same as your block/item registration classes. These names should be singular rather than plural (e.g.

  Thing

  , not

  Things

  ).
  

• Follow the naming scheme described here for your classes.

.

 

Thank you, I have followed all your steps and now it's working. I will take into consideration for the next time using github, thank you for the advice!