Hi. I have a problem, i want to create a block that not emmiting light but glow in the dark and this works:

 

 

Left block: IBakedModel, Right block: TESR. And you can see difference between this, IBakedModel has strange "brown" shade compared to TESR. Color of this shade also changes depending on day/night time:

Day:

 

 

Night:

 

 

Anyone know how to fix this?

All my code here: https://github.com/nikita488/TestMod

 

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All my code here: https://github.com/nikita488/TestMod

What is the problem exactly the TESR is rendering differently than the model?

What is the problem exactly the TESR is rendering differently than the model?

I want to create a block that not emmiting light but glow in the dark without using TESR, i ty to create this effect in TESR (to see if it's possible) and its works, but i don't want TESR, it's decorative block, i want to use IBakedModel and it's works too, but compared to TESR it's has strange "brown" shade and i don't know how to fix this...

I have a suggestion I don't know if this will work but how about you try using a different texture, aka instead of

this.base = bakedTextureGetter.apply(new ResourceLocation("blocks/grass_top"));

Use

this.base = bakedTextureGetter.apply(new ResourceLocation("blocks/iron_block"));

I have a suggestion I don't know if this will work but how about you try using a different texture, aka instead of

this.base = bakedTextureGetter.apply(new ResourceLocation("blocks/grass_top"));

Use

this.base = bakedTextureGetter.apply(new ResourceLocation("blocks/iron_block"));

Same result. Problem is not in texture.

What about disabling the lighting like you did in the TESR?

What about disabling the lighting like you did in the TESR?

I don't know how can i do this in IBakedModel

Probably the exact same way, where the rendering actually happens put

GlStateManager.disableLighting();

GlStateManager.enableLighting();

Probably the exact same way, where the rendering actually happens put

GlStateManager.disableLighting();

GlStateManager.enableLighting();

I can't use OpenGL in IBakedModel

Why can't you use OpenGL in IBakedModel? what happens?, sorry I've never used IBakedModel and know almost nothing about it, except that it is a "better" way to render blocks and the it uses Vec3d and creates quads, could it be that one of the values in putVertex is not correct?

Why can't you use OpenGL in IBakedModel?

 

You can't because OpenGL isn't baked.

I fix this like this:

Instead of:

builder.put(e, 220.0F / 65535.0F, 220.0F / 65535.0F);

I use:

int brightness = 220;
float blockLight = ((float) ((brightness >> 4) & 15) * 32) / 65535; //Found this in Forge
float skyLight = ((float) ((brightness >> 20) & 15) * 32) / 65535; //Found this in Forge
builder.put(e, blockLight, skyLight);

Result:

 

 

Why not try changing skylight on the original to 0?