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I've looked it up several times, and edited my thing several times, but it won't work. 

my texture is in assets.wanpanch.textures.item

my json is in assets.wanpanch.models.item

I also have this in my client proxy

Minecraft.getMinecraft().getRenderItem().getItemModelMesher().register(Wanpanch.workout_ingot, 0, new ModelResourceLocation("wanpanch:Workoutingot", "inventory"));

 

my texture and model are workout_ingot.json and workout_ingot.png

 

Am I missing anything?

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So I changed what you said, and nothing changed.  You meant to change it after new modelresourcelocation, right?

also where do I put that other thing you were saying.

Just to clarify when I do that really long line, I do

Minecraft.getMinecraft().getRenderItem().getItemModelMesher().register(mod name.item name, 0, new ModelResourceLocation("ModID:json file", "inventory"));

 

this is probably wrong, sorry, I'm used to python

 

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