Soo.. Might sound really stupid but I need help with this...

 

I got 0 expirience with rendering, almost no expirience with TileEntities

and I dont know even where to start.....

 

I want to render the book from the enchantment table on my block,

I dont know if I need it to be a tile entity or that stuff so I came here

like any one who struggles with forge..

It should also be noted that I want the book to have a diffrent texture....

 

 

TNX for anyone willing to help!

Sadly im not sure if this can be done with IBakedModels look into that, but before that look into how vanilla does that. I assume that it uses a TESR, if it can not be done using a IBakedModel or even a JSON model use a TESR.

Sadly im not sure if this can be done with IBakedModels look into that, but before that look into how vanilla does that. I assume that it uses a TESR, if it can not be done using a IBakedModel or even a JSON model use a TESR.

Its not a TESR, it uses the MODEL enum type..

Im going to school now so i cant code :'(

(From phone)

But i started to copy stuff from the block and the tile entity...

Is that all i need? Do i need something else to register it?

Im going to school now so i cant code :'(

(From phone)

But i started to copy stuff from the block and the tile entity...

Is that all i need? Do i need something else to register it?

If it doesn't use a TESR and it is not an inventory based block you are using no need to have a TE. If it uses the model system look into its JSONs that will be your source unless minecraft has a workaround or they use an entity to draw the book.

In minecraft it is a tile entity and i copied almost everything except i found there is a renderer class that i dont know how to register...

In minecraft it is a tile entity and i copied almost everything except i found there is a renderer class that i dont know how to register...

That renderer class is a TESR (TESR stands for TileEntitySpecialRenderer) if you look into that class you will see it extends TileEntitySpecialRenderer. This is registered via

ClientRegistry.bindTileEntitySpecialRenderer(TileEntityEnchantmentTable.class, new TileEntityEnchantmentTableRenderer());

*Note Pseudo-code not sure what would happen if you tried to do this...I am actually kind of curious.

Nvm, im a bit stupid...

 

In class breaks i was coding on my laptop and figured it all..

 

Exactly what i needed! Apperently it was a text but the renderer type said enum model which is what confused me...

 

I uses the bind TE to renderer and it works! Thanks anyways!

 

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Btw im typing from my phone and its really hard