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[1.14.4] custom / dynamic colormap

Megabaum
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How could I make a custom colormap, that changes dynamically, for example, if I add seasons, that the grass and leave color changes to white in winter?


(The mod should be client side only)

Check out how vanilla does it in GrassColors, FoliageColors, and BiomeColors. Then use BlockColors#register in the client setup event ColorHandlerEvent.Block* to replace the vanilla block colors.

Edited by imacatlolol
* Corrected thanks to @diesieben07

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1 minute ago, diesieben07 said:

No, ColorHandlerEvent.Block must be used.

Oh, didn't even know that existed, thanks for the correction!

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  • 2 years later...

In the default Textures, there is a folder colormap with a png file called foliage.

I want to know how I can use that custom Foliage. But I don't know which class to look at

On 2/29/2020 at 6:11 PM, imacatlolol said:

Check out how vanilla does it in GrassColors, FoliageColors, and BiomeColors. Then use BlockColors#register in the client setup event ColorHandlerEvent.Block* to replace the vanilla block colors.

These classes do not directly access any png files. Any Idea which class possibly does that?

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