Hello! I seem to be having a pretty classic issue on my hands. I have a custom block, a tomato, that is rendering fine except for the bottom being kind of 'xray'.

To get it out of the way, here is my Github, and links to the JSON file and the BlockTomato class.

In my BlockTomato class, I have the usual fixes in place:

	@Override
	public boolean isFullCube(IBlockState state) {
        return false;
    }

&
 

@Override
    public boolean isOpaqueCube(IBlockState state) {
        return false;
    }

Those don't seem to be helping any. I also have tried to adjust the bounding box, which isn't working.

When another person tried, it all worked fine for him (However, he was using 0.2555) I changed my forge version from 1.2586 to the recommended of 1.2555, but the issue is still here. 

Not sure if this is a forge bug, or if I am doing something funny.

Edited January 17, 20187 yr by Rug

You're using Material.GOURD, which is not transparent. I think that might be your issue. Try creating a new Material that is transparent, or creating a MaterialTransparent

42 minutes ago, Aarilight said:

You're using Material.GOURD, which is not transparent. I think that might be your issue. Try creating a new Material that is transparent, or creating a MaterialTransparent

False.

I have a block that is Material.WOOD and it works just fine.

Oh well, I tried. The only other thing different that I noticed in my transparent blocks is returning BlockFaceShape.UNDEFINED in getBlockFaceShape, but I'm even less sure about that one having an impact on rendering.

This is much more likely to be your issue:
https://github.com/MrMagicPenguin/GFM2/blob/master/java/rug/gfm/init/BlockInit.java

You aren't using your BlockTomato class, you're using BlockBase.

Edited January 17, 20187 yr by Aarilight

This worked! Thank you very much. It does make a lot more sense now.