I can't seem to understand why this isn't working, but I put .png textures for a block I'm trying to insert into the game. In the hotbar, it shows up perfectly, but when I place the block it does not load the texture, despite tinkering with the JSON files I created for them.

 

I have attached my Mod File, as well as my .java files where I register all blocks/items/itemBlocks, and my .JSON files used for models.

 

Mod File: https://pastebin.com/J9Bv21AR

My EventSubscriber.java where I register items/blocks: https://pastebin.com/LuYnNB5K

ModBlocks.java file: https://pastebin.com/aEhUKpqE

My HealthBox.java file: https://pastebin.com/ny3fFkac

JSON file located in assets.modname.models.block: https://pastebin.com/1iHBkVFA

JSON file located in blockstates: https://pastebin.com/33BH4Hc1

Logs Logs Logs: https://pastebin.com/sQbXpRhe

Edited August 14, 20196 yr by dbz0wn4g3

53 minutes ago, dbz0wn4g3 said:

JSON file located in blockstates:

Your textures tag isnt needed your model specifies the texture.

11 minutes ago, Animefan8888 said:

Your textures tag isnt needed your model specifies the texture.

Done, still having the same error and logs are more or less the same (nothing extraordinary changed). Do you think it may be an error in my package structure?

3 minutes ago, dbz0wn4g3 said:

Done, still having the same error and logs are more or less the same (nothing extraordinary changed). Do you think it may be an error in my package structure?

Post the debug log or the straight console there should be an error.

Idk if I'm blind, but I don't see any exceptions related to my item LOL

 

What I did in session was grab the block from creative and place it again.

 

https://pastebin.com/7yXgkNc0

 

Edited August 14, 20196 yr by dbz0wn4g3

Solved!

 

What I had done before was register a new HealthBox(), when I had already declared one in code.

 

To fix this, I changed "new HealthBox()" in EventSubscriber to "ModBlocks.HEALTH_BOX" (which references a new HealthBox in code via ModBlocks.java).

4 minutes ago, dbz0wn4g3 said:

Solved!

 

What I had done before was register a new HealthBox(), when I had already declared one in code.

 

To fix this, I changed "new HealthBox()" in EventSubscriber to "ModBlocks.HEALTH_BOX" (which references a new HealthBox in code via ModBlocks.java).

A better solution would be to do this instead.

// Change
public static final HealthBox HEALTH_BOX = new HealthBox();
// TO
@ObjectHolder("modid:registry_name")
public static final Block HEALTH_BOX = null;

And keep the new HealthBox in your Registry Event.