Ore Variant Textures Not Working Properly

[Viking 2481]

At the moment, I'm trying to make ore generation in my mod, and when I finished half of it to test if they render in game, they work except when they are placed on the ground. I have tried recreating all of their json files, but no matter what they do not work. In the inventory and in hand the textures work properly however, just not on the ground for a reason I cannot find out by myself.

 

GitHub (ignore the resources folder not being under java):

https://github.com/Viking2481/2481Mod

 

[Draco18s]

Stop using IHasModel. All items have models. All of them. Yes, ALL of them. And they all need the same registration code for the most part and none of the information required to register a model is private.

 

Stop uisng BlockBase. There's already a "base" block class, its called Block. Using a super class to avoid repeating yourself is not what the class hierarchy is for. You want to stay DRY? Do things right and put the code that registers your models inside the ModelRegistryEvent and stop using IHasModel.

 

Get rid of the need for IMetaName. With 1.13 around the corner you shouldn't be using metadata to define completely different blocks (aka The Flattening), so there's no reason to go around doing that now, there's no longer a (functionally relevant) block limit any more, as everything is referenced by the registry name (a string).

 

Anyway, this is how I registered blocks that had variant states:

https://github.com/Draco18s/ReasonableRealism/blob/1.12.1/src/main/java/com/draco18s/hardlib/client/ClientEasyRegistry.java#L63

(or the version on L75 if you have a custom state mapper)

I didn't bother constructing the variant string manually (like you're doing), but used the exact same method calls that the game uses.

Edited January 25, 2019 by Draco18s

[Viking 2481]

Most of code is based off of tutorials I am watching cause I am still learning how to Mod. I have experience but there are still somethings I need to learn so I watch tutorials because I know that Java is very specific and one very very small typo can break the entire mod (yes, this has happened to me a lot already). I understand that I might be using the same tag over and over again, but that is not my problem. My in game textures are not working properly. They work in my inventory, and in my hand, but they do not work when they are placed in the world. Do you see where the problem lies? I do not care if my code is not completely proper, my only concern is why they textures are not rendering
 

I uploaded pictures to the GitHub for you if you still do not understand my issue

Edited January 28, 2019 by Viking 2481
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[Cadiboo]

17 minutes ago, Viking 2481 said:

Java is very specific and one very very small typo can break the entire mod

At least Java lets you know about it if you write your code properly, many other languages (like JavaScript) don’t.