I've been stuck on this problem for a while now and I can't figure it out. Probs this will have and awfully easy solution, but I'm in a hurry now and I need help.

What I'm trying to do is render a pole block. For the sake of getting help and not confusing you let's say it contains two parts:

1) pole part on Y axis (is basically looks like a fence post)

2) a tiny chunk facing north

 

The problem is, when I render it just on the whole axis or just the chunk, it's normally rendered, but if I try both, the rotations get messed up and basically both parts are rotated the way and then they overlap.

 

I'm using a rendering helper I made myself and here are a lot of custom methods, booleans, etc, so here it is with what it looks like

 

*places inside renderTileEntityAt*

 

vertexBuffer.begin(7, DefaultVertexFormats.POSITION_TEX);

GlStateManager.pushMatrix();

GlStateManager.translate(x, y, z);

 

renderPoleOnAxis(EnumAxis.Yaxis); ****

renderPolePart(EnumDirection.NORTH); ****

 

Tessellator.getInstance().draw();

GlStateManager.popMatrix();

 

 

**** methods contain following:

1) translation to the middle of the block

2) rotation on all axes

3) translation back to the original point

4) pushing Matrix

5) setting block bounds and textures (my customized code that does nothing special)

6) popping matrix

 

 

2) rotation on all axes

4) pushing Matrix

 

....really? You save the state AFTER you modify it?

WOW, how did I not notice that, thank you

 

Anyway, after changing the order to:

1) pushing Matrix

2) translation to the middle of the block

3) rotation on all axes

4) translation back to the original point

5) setting block bounds and textures (my customized code that does nothing special)

6) popping matrix

 

the part of it doesn't rotate at all...