[1.15.2] Custom Model not rendering in game

[GarlicBread]

I've been moving my mod from 1.12.2 to 1.15.2, and I've recently come across an issue with rendering models in game, the model would not show up and would show a pink and blank box instead. I've been following a tutorial online for implementing 3d models, but I can't figure out where I went wrong. As far as I know, a 3d model's blockstate and .json should be the blocks registry name. Help would be appreciated!

 

 

horse_block.json horse_block.json RegistryEvents.java

[Ugdhar]

Post logs please, and preferrably set your project up on github, makes it easier to view.

[GarlicBread]

There are no logs since it isnt throwing an error, instead the game renders the model like this: 

[GarlicBread]

My bad, I thought you were referring to crash logs. Here's latest.log, I tried fiddling with it seeing the error came from the texture not being valid, but im not quite sure why it's showing up as invalid as the texture exists and is in the path. Is the formatting wrong?

latest.log

[Ugdhar]

8 minutes ago, GarlicBread said:

There are no logs

There are /always/ logs.

[Ugdhar]

Quote

[11Mar2020 17:04:50.245] [Server-Worker-2/WARN] [net.minecraft.client.renderer.model.ModelBakery/]: Unable to load model: 'moneera_mod:block/horse_block' referenced from: moneera_mod:horse_block#facing=north: com.google.gson.JsonParseException: moneera_mod:block/biral khao is not valid resource location

 

what is  moneera_mod:block/biral khao?

The error below that in the log is it being unable to find your item model.

 

This is why it's good to have a github of your whole project, it's hard not seeing the whole picture (i.e. project layout, package structure, etc)

[GarlicBread]

I see I've uploaded the project on github here. 

moneera_mod:block/biral khao is the custom texture I'm using for the block. It worked fine in 1.12.2, but after switching to 1.15.2 it seems like something's gone wrong...

[GarlicBread]

2 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

Resource locations must not contain spaces.

Thanks, I wasn't aware of that. Refactoring solved the issue.