Item json model is not working...

[DrOreo002]

Hey. I'm new to modding here. But I know java and I'm a plugin dev at spigotmc

 

So I follow this tutorial Link

 

but my json model is not working. Idk what did I do wrong here.., and also I've tested my json model on custom resoucepack and it is working fine.

 

 

did I do something wrong on???, please help. If you need the class to register the model or anything I can send it to you, just ask me

[MCrafterzz]

Post the log. I need to see if there is a error.

[DrOreo002]

Nope no error.

[The_Brook]

Have you tried with just a simple model ?

[DrOreo002]

 

1 hour ago, The_Brook said:

Have you tried with just a simple model ?

 

hmm, lemme try it.

[DrOreo002]

Okay, its working with a simple model. But using this custom 3d model is not working somehow, it just show a invisible item

[The_Brook]

Have you validated the JSON file ? If there is any error within the synthax, it will show it.

https://jsonlint.com/

[DrOreo002]

1 hour ago, The_Brook said:

Have you validated the JSON file ? If there is any error within the synthax, it will show it.

https://jsonlint.com/

its a valid json. 0 error

[The_Brook]

In your mod assets, do you have all the textures listed ? It's they are all vanilla textures but you have the mod prefix with.

[DrOreo002]

1 hour ago, The_Brook said:

In your mod assets, do you have all the textures listed ? It's they are all vanilla textures but you have the mod prefix with.

??, what do you mean?

 

this all of my texture (png file) btw

 

[The_Brook]

It should be OK. I don't know what can be causing this.

[DrOreo002]

:(. Bump.., pls help me m8

 

1 hour ago, The_Brook said:

It should be OK. I don't know what can be causing this.

ty for your help btw

[The_Brook]

If you post your mod on GitHub, I can help you more. But like this it's difficult.

[DrOreo002]

1 hour ago, The_Brook said:

If you post your mod on GitHub, I can help you more. But like this it's difficult.

I can post it into github if you want.

 

I'll do it, I really need to fix this...

Edited April 14, 2018 by DrOreo002

[MCrafterzz]

Open the model in some sort of model viewer like blockbench to see if it's way off. The translation or scale could be wrong which makes it display behind the player or so small that it isn't visible. Also have you posted it to github now?

[DrOreo002]

the model is fine.., I've tested it after I made it with a custom resource pack.

 

I don't have that much time to upload it into github rn. I'll do that tommorow

[DrOreo002]

Uploaded it on github.

 

https://github.com/DrOreo002/OreoMod

 

Pls help

[DrOreo002]

1 hour ago, diesieben07 said:

• Problematic code, issue 10, 13, 14 and 15.
• Code style, issue 1.

That's a really good tips there. Is there's any example about the @SidedProxy things and the others?

[Draco18s]

1 minute ago, DrOreo002 said:

That's a really good tips there. Is there's any example about the @SidedProxy things and the others?

See the documentation about sides and the section about @SidedProxy

[DrOreo002]

1 hour ago, Draco18s said:

See the documentation about sides and the section about @SidedProxy

Okie, ty

[DrOreo002]

Okay, so this kinda going out of topic... Can you just help me why is my model is not working???. I'll try to fix my code and make it efficient, but now I only want to know how to fix this issue...

[quadraxis]

This is probably because you have a model that inherits from the generated model "builtin/generated" (via "item/generated").

These models are generated from their layer# textures and do not declare any elements themselves.

 

If the model does work in a resource pack, then there may be some logic missing from Forge's model loading in order to treat this as a 'regular' model,

but it is worth noting that vanilla itself doesn't have any models that work that way.

[DrOreo002]

3 hours ago, quadraxis said:

This is probably because you have a model that inherits from the generated model "builtin/generated" (via "item/generated").

These models are generated from their layer# textures and do not declare any elements themselves.

 

If the model does work in a resource pack, then there may be some logic missing from Forge's model loading in order to treat this as a 'regular' model,

but it is worth noting that vanilla itself doesn't have any models that work that way.

 

Tysm dude!. Its working now :3