Hi

 

I got help with making an ore that can have different density. But as it is right now they all look the same..

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.. with the vanilla Stone texture and then this applied on top of it:

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ore_3.json

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{
    "textures": {
        "base": "minecraft:block/stone",
        "ore": "intercraftcore:block/ore_faces/ore_3",
        "particle": "minecraft:block/stone"
    },
    "elements": [
        {   "from": [0,0,0],
            "to": [16,16,16],
            "faces": {
                "down": { "texture": "#base" },
                "up": { "texture": "#base" },
                "north": { "texture": "#base" },
                "south": { "texture": "#base" },
                "west": { "texture": "#base" },
                "east": { "texture": "#base" }
            }
        },
        {   "from": [0,0,0],
            "to": [16,16,16],
            "faces": {
                "down": { "texture": "#ore" },
                "up": { "texture": "#ore" },
                "north": { "texture": "#ore" },
                "south": { "texture": "#ore" },
                "west": { "texture": "#ore" },
                "east": { "texture": "#ore" }
            }
        }
    ]
}

 

 

 

 

Ok...so what's the problem?

47 minutes ago, Draco18s said:

Ok...so what's the problem?

The problem is that I have no idea how to do that.

Do what, exactly?

 

You've said that you have X working and that you don't know how to do Y, but haven't said what Y is

8 hours ago, Draco18s said:

Do what, exactly?

 

You've said that you have X working and that you don't know how to do Y, but haven't said what Y is

I want to colour the second texture (the metal pieces) to my desired colour and not the base Stone texture:

Here is a bit of my code I would suggest would do it but running this changes the particle's colour and not the actual block:

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    public static void ColorBlockHandlerEvent(ColorHandlerEvent.Block blockColorEvent) {
        blockColorEvent.getBlockColors().register((a,b,c,d) -> {
            return ((BlockHardOre)a.getBlock()).getTint();
        }, IntercraftBlocks.COPPERORE);
    }

 

 

 

(Note, in my example the colour is orange, but the actual colour should be green)

Edited July 3, 20196 yr by Simon_kungen

I believe you're looking for the IBlockColor interface.

1 hour ago, Draco18s said:

I believe you're looking for the IBlockColor interface.

How would I use it?

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public class BlockHardOre extends Block implements IBlockColor {

    private Item drop;
    private int tint;
  
  
    public int getColor(IBlockState p_getColor_1, IWorldReaderBase p_getColor_2, BlockPos p_getColor_3_, int p_getColor_4_) {
        return this.tint;
    }
}

 

 

 

This doesn't do anything. Do I have to register it somewhere?

18 minutes ago, Simon_kungen said:

How would I use it?

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public class BlockHardOre extends Block implements IBlockColor {

    private Item drop;
    private int tint;
  
  
    public int getColor(IBlockState p_getColor_1, IWorldReaderBase p_getColor_2, BlockPos p_getColor_3_, int p_getColor_4_) {
        return this.tint;
    }
}

 

 

 

This doesn't do anything. Do I have to register it somewhere?

Nevermind, I figured it out. Had to add the tintindex to my model file:

"down": { "tintindex": 1, "texture": "#ore" },
"up": { "tintindex": 1, "texture": "#ore" },
"north": { "tintindex": 1, "texture": "#ore" },
"south": { "tintindex": 1, "texture": "#ore" },
"west": { "tintindex": 1, "texture": "#ore" },
"east": { "tintindex": 1, "texture": "#ore" }