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I have a texture and me need to render its upper part. How to do it?

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In Minecraft, the Gui#drawTexturedModalRect() method is a good reference. It assumes a texture that is already bound but then takes in the x, y position to draw, the textureX and textureY position within the texture, and the height and width.

 

 

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4 hours ago, Romsik788 said:

@jabelar Can you give me an example of the code with explanations?

Use Eclipse (or whatever IDE you're using) and look at the declaration for that method and then look at the Call Hierarchy for that method. The declaration with show you the code within the method and the Call Hierachy will tell you everywhere it is used (and you can check those out to get better examples).

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