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I have an item which requires a boolean isFilled and a durability. I don't want to save isFilled as NBT or something because that's silly when I can just pair it with the durability (durability * 2 + int value of isFilled):

 

private int getStackDamage(ItemStack stack) {
	return stack.getItemDamage() / 2;
}

private boolean isStackFilled(ItemStack stack) {
	return (stack.getItemDamage() & 1) != 0;
}

private ItemStack getStackFilled(ItemStack stack) {
	return getItemStack(1, getStackDamage(stack) + 1);
}


However, the texture for the item should be based solely on whether it's isFilled. I saw there used to be something called getIconFromDamage, but I couldn't find something that seemed like what I wanted in threads about upgrading from that. Is there a way I can change the texture for any given item based on the current damage?

[edit]: Solved. Use ItemMeshDefinition, ModelLoader.setCustomMeshDefinition, and ModelBakery.registerItemVariants

Edited by Aarilight

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