I'm relatively new with using custom BakedQuads, but, rather than make 2^6^16 combinations of block states for rendering, I figured it was an easier method.

 

I cannot, however, get them to render the correct way. No matter what I do to the numbers, the texture is displayed facing downward.

 

I have a the following inside of IBakedModel#getQuads override.

        TextureAtlasSprite texture = ItemPanel.getTextureOf(panelUp);
        int color = Color.WHITE.getRGB();
        quads.add(new BakedQuad(Ints.concat(
            vertexToInts(1/16f , 15/16f, 1/16f , color, texture, 0 , 0 ),
            vertexToInts(15/16f, 15/16f, 1/16f , color, texture, 16, 0 ),
            vertexToInts(15/16f, 15/16f, 15/16f, color, texture, 16, 16),
            vertexToInts(1/16f , 15/16f, 15/16f, color, texture, 0  ,16)
        ), 0, EnumFacing.UP, texture, false, format));

 

vertexToInts:

public static int[] vertexToInts(float x, float y, float z, int color, TextureAtlasSprite texture, float u, float v) {
    return new int[] {
        Float.floatToRawIntBits(x),
        Float.floatToRawIntBits(y),
        Float.floatToRawIntBits(z),
        color,
        Float.floatToRawIntBits(texture.getInterpolatedU(u)),
        Float.floatToRawIntBits(texture.getInterpolatedV(v)),
        0
    };
  }

 

All other quads come from baked model components and render fine.

 

Why is this texture facing down? It seems the EnumFacing parameter in BakedQuad.<init> does nothing (I tried other values), so what am I doing wrong?

 

EDIT: This issue also happens with EAST- and NORTH-sided panels facing WEST and SOUTH respectively.

I'm relatively new with using custom BakedQuads, but, rather than make 2^6^16 combinations of block states for rendering, I figured it was an easier

 

Why the hell do you need 2^{2,821,109,907,456} states?  That's more baked models than the game even supports.

I need that many combinations.

 

2 from the possibility of a side having a panel on or off.

6 from each of the six sides.

16 possible panels (including no panel).

 

I may have done the math wrong, but it's still a ridiculous number of combinations for the block.

 

No matter the number of combinations, I do need this solved...

That will work a whole lot better, thank you.

 

Question now is can models be parented to these forge blockstate variants, or do I have to do a lot redundant typing?