Hello. I am having troubles adding textures to a fluid. I have the fluid in game, with a bucket and a BlockFluid. However, the fluid in game shows up as the purple and black missing texture. I will show the methods and how I call them below:

 

private static ResourceLocation createLoc(String name) {
    return new ResourceLocation(metallurgy.MODID,"blocks/" + name);
}

public static Fluid addFluid(String fluidName, int density, int viscosity) {
    Fluid fluid = new Fluid(fluidName, createLoc(fluidName + "_still"), createLoc(fluidName + "_flow"))
            .setDensity(density)
            .setViscosity(viscosity);
    FluidRegistry.registerFluid(fluid);
    FluidRegistry.addBucketForFluid(fluid);
    return fluid;
}

public static Block addBlock(Fluid fluid, MapColor colour) {
    return new BlockFluidClassic(fluid, new MaterialLiquid(colour))
            .setRegistryName(fluid.getName())
            .setTranslationKey(fluid.getName());
}

 

ModFluid.addBlock(ModFluid.addFluid("fluidmolten", 500, 500), MapColor.RED);

 

There are no errors in the log, I have skimmed it and ctrl+f'ed, as well as posted it publicly to people. Here is one of the logs: https://gist.github.com/c2b6ebb5217915b9741c10bad3ec4b06

 

Any ideas?

Forgot to give github links:

 

https://github.com/Habeeb-M/rustiksmetallurgy/blob/master/src/main/java/com/rustik/metallurgy/fluids/ModFluid.java

Here are the methods I use.

 

https://github.com/Habeeb-M/rustiksmetallurgy/blob/master/src/main/java/com/rustik/metallurgy/proxy/CommonProxy.java

And I call them here in preInit.

 

https://github.com/Habeeb-M/rustiksmetallurgy/blob/master/src/main/resources/assets/metallurgy/blockstates/fluidmolten.json

Here's the blockstate.

 

https://github.com/Habeeb-M/rustiksmetallurgy/tree/master/src/main/resources/assets/metallurgy/textures/blocks

And here are the texture files + mcmeta files.

I managed to solve it with some help in the discord by registering in `RegisterBlocks` in CommonProxy, which printed an error to the log. Then we were able to create a statemapper and objectholder for the fluid, and it works! Credit goes to Virtuoel#9746.