(SOLVED)Requesting help with textures and 1.9

[RedBullSlurpie]

So I have my mod for 1.8.9, which works great.. I started the port to 1.9 today, with some stuff broken, but will fix that later, my main issue is textures in my hand and inventory.. They don't load.. But if i place for example, my Topaz_Ore on the ground, it loads the texture, any item from my mod that is placeable the texture loads.. and items that are in my hand/inventory, and aren't placeable, work fine, but textures aren't there.. Am i missing something with 1.9?

 

Let me know if you need any screen shots of whatever you need, or if I am just missing something from 1.8.9 to 1.9... Thanks everyone.

[larsgerrits]

When I updated to 1.9, I didn't have any problems with textures, only that the items were really big in your hand.

 

Does the console specify any errors about missing textures? Could you post that log, and a screenshot of your file system?

[RedBullSlurpie]

Never thought to check console haha, one moment let me check and see what it says, and well go from there.. Thanks for the reply!

[RedBullSlurpie]

Okay so console doesn't show anything, but if you look at the images in the link below, you can see they dont work, but do work when they are placed... What else did you want screenshots of?

 

[RedBullSlurpie]

Here is a pastebin of the console. http://pastebin.com/6hPREnsg

 

Also here are some more pics if they help you at all.

 

[RedBullSlurpie]

- Do not use the unlocalized name to determine the model name.

- Use ModelLoader.setCustomModelResourceLocation in preInit instead of the ItemModelMesher version you have right now.

 

Okay so where it says Minecraft.getMinecraft().getRenderItem().getItemModelMesher().register(item, change that too ModelLoader.setCustomModelResourceLocation?

[Draco18s]

Question:

 

Why do you require your items to take an unlocalized name via their constructor?  You don't use the class for more than one item, so there's literally no point in doing this.

Second, why do you use the unlocalized name to register the item?  This is bad practice.

[RedBullSlurpie]

Sorry I am a bit confused and am still new to the modding world.. would you be able to type out to me how i'd call it in the PreInit? Thank you.

[RedBullSlurpie]

Just like you are doing now?! You just need to do it in preInit instead of init.

 

Okay I have it changed in the Food class. Imported ModelLoader, but setCustomModelResourceLocation comes up in red, so I'm assuming I need to call it like you said, but that part is what confuses me.

[RedBullSlurpie]

Okay nevermind about the last post.. I got ModelLoader working.. now what else was it I had to do to get the textures working?

[RedBullSlurpie]

I have no idea wtf you are doing, but you are doing it wrong.

Show what you tried.

 

I got the ModelLoader working, I forgot to add item to it..

 

Now what was the other thing you wanted me to do?

[RedBullSlurpie]

Still doesn't work, but im still probably missing something.

Pastebin of console when launched- http://pastebin.com/WAB34zeN

 

Images of Client Proxy, Main.java(Slurpie'sDongles) and the new line of code in RBSFood.java-

[RedBullSlurpie]

Also here is the resources where the Jsons and textures are. -

[RedBullSlurpie]

- You are still using the unlocalized name for your model names.

- You never call the registerRenders method in your proxy from anywhere. Methods will not get called by magic.

 

So in the  ModelLoader.setCustomModelResourceLocation(item, 0, new ModelResourceLocation(Referances.MODID + ":" + item.getUnlocalizedName().substring(5), "inventory"));, is where i change the unlocalized name? What do I change it too? Sorry am new to this because I didn't have to do it for 1.8.9.

 

Also, how do I call the registerRenders in the proxy for the new code?

 

Thanks for your help.

[RedBullSlurpie]

What do I change it too?

You change it to whatever you called your model file. If you called it "fooBarBaz.json", you use "mymod:fooBarBaz" in the registration. Simple as that.

Although it can be useful to name the json files the same as the registry name of your Block/Item, in this case you can use

new ModelResourceLocation(myItem.delegate.getResourceName(), "inventory")

.

Also, how do I call the registerRenders in the proxy for the new code?

Like any other method.

You do know how to call a method, right? Because if not, you need to go learn Java first.

 

Well, when I made the mod, I was following tutorials.. after that I just started adding more and more.. I just don't understand why my code i had before hand, didn't work on 1.9 when it worked on 1.8.9.. Im just getting more confused as you tell me more stuff to do. I'm sorry im a noob at this, i've only followed tutorials to get me this far besides the other items i've added myself after the fact.

And when you say, I change it to whatever I called my model file, do you mean in the models folder? Or a model.java file?

[RedBullSlurpie]

I just don't understand why my code i had before hand, didn't work on 1.9 when it worked on 1.8.9..

If you (same as now) didn't call the method in your proxy then no, this did not work on 1.8.9.

Literally nothing changed in this regard from 1.8.9 to 1.9

And when you say, I change it to whatever I called my model file, do you mean in the models folder? Or a model.java file?

model.java? Where did you get this from now? How is that related to what we are talking about?

 

I must have had something called in my 1.8.9 as the textures worked fine.. I can post screenshots of that if you'd like, just tell me what you want to see, because i literally changed nothing from 1.8.9 to 1.9 except for the modelloader you just had me change. Otherwise in 1.8.9 it worked fine. But if you want to see screenshots of my 1.8.9, then tell me what you wanna see and ill post them, like, ClientProxy, main.java, and my PReInit, whatever you want to see.

 

As for the model.java thing, I don't know I got confused when you started talking models, so I thought you meant I needed my own model.class, which I don't have.

[RedBullSlurpie]

Show your main mod class and your proxy from 1.8.9 then.

 

Here is the Client Proxy, and the Main(SlurpiesDongles) from 1.8.9.

 

[RedBullSlurpie]

 

Yes, you definitely had the exact same code in 1.8.9.

Definitely.

 

-.-

 

I don't know why that didn't get copied over with it.. but your saying if I add that, then 1.9 should work?

[RedBullSlurpie]

As I said like 200 posts ago: you need to actually call registerRenders in your proxy. So... yes.

Just call the damn method.

 

I got it. Thank you for all your help and patience with my nooby ass. I don't know why it didn't copy from 1.8.9 over to 1.9 when I brought everything else over. But thank you again.

[RedBullSlurpie]

When I updated to 1.9, I didn't have any problems with textures, only that the items were really big in your hand.

 

Does the console specify any errors about missing textures? Could you post that log, and a screenshot of your file system?

 

Yes i had that issue as well, you need to change the Json files in the Models/Items or Blocks folder to match the new vanilla ones. They changed some stuff, mainly, get rid of the 1st person 3rd person thing at the bottom of the Json file, and change where it says,  builtin, to item at the top. That will solve your "Big Item" issue.