Hi,

 

I have this wedge-shaped model (Cheese Wedge). The top, bottom and rear side render with the proper texture.

However, the other two sides don't.

But if I hit F3 + T to reload the resources, those last two sides do render properly.

I assume that it should work right on start, because it's using one model file as start and on reload. But maybe I'm missing something.

Does anyone have an idea why it behaves differently on start and reload?

 

This is how it looks:

- Before the (F3 + T): http://imgur.com/a/pNEwf

- After the (F3 + T): http://imgur.com/ejpdpvf

 

The JSON file for the model:  https://hastebin.com/itabokijaz.json

 

Thanks in advance.

 

I have no idea what would cause this, but the FML log may contain some useful information; please post it.

Hi,

 

The log didn't print anything, but I think I've found the problem.

 

The "inner" texture I have set in the file isn't used by any "block". The cheese wedge I render inside the ripening rack is only used as a model, and not as an individual block.

I found out that whenever I changed the "inner" texture to a texture that has been used by a normal block (E.g, the texture of an iron block) it works like it should be. I don't have to do (F3 + T) to see the texture.

The texture is rendered when I log-in.

So this is what I did: I used the "inner" texture that I want on the cheese wedge, on a normal block's json file (testing purposes). After that, the "inner" texture of the wedge showed up without me having to do (F3 + T). My question is, can I do this better than using the "inner" texture on a normal block so that it render's on my cheese wedge's model without (F3 + T)?

 

I hope you understand what I mean. If not, please say so. It's a very weird problem and I find it hard to explain.

Thanks.

Edited June 17, 20178 yr by Kander16