I've made a block with a custom model that's bigger than 16x16x16 but the bounding boxes are larger than 16c16x16? How can i extend the bounding boxes? And i also would like to now how to make a icon for the block when its in your inventory.

If the model is bigger than 16x16x16 you should probably use a tile entity.

 

As for the icon, you'll need to specify how to do item rendering.  There's a function for it, but I don't recall what it's name is.

I have a TileEntity class and if i use the this.setBlockBounds() method in the constructor the bounding lines are drawed but you can go trough it.

  On 5/20/2013 at 2:15 PM, larsgerrits said:

I have a TileEntity class and if i use the this.setBlockBounds() method in the constructor the bounding lines are drawed but you can go trough it.

 

BoundingBox != CollisionBox

 

getCollisionBoundingBoxFromPool is the function you need to prevent the player from walking through it.

  On 5/20/2013 at 2:33 PM, Draco18s said:

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I have a TileEntity class and if i use the this.setBlockBounds() method in the constructor the bounding lines are drawed but you can go trough it.

 

BoundingBox != CollisionBox

 

getCollisionBoundingBoxFromPool is the function you need to prevent the player from walking through it.

And how would i use the getCollisionBoundingBoxFromPool method? And do you know anything about a icon for if the block is in your inventory?

  On 5/20/2013 at 2:42 PM, larsgerrits said:

And how would i use the getCollisionBoundingBoxFromPool method? And do you know anything about a icon for if the block is in your inventory?

 

Look up blocks like the fence.

 

As for the icon, I know it's handled by the render ID.  Which means if you're using a custom renderer, there's probably a function you need in there.

 

There's also setBlockBoundsForItemRender, which is used for blocks which have their bounds set by metadata so that when its in the inventory, it uses a fixed value (rather than the last metadata used in the world)

I never used blocks that where larger then 16x16x16. Can you give me the method that i can use or some more detailed information on the method?

  On 5/21/2013 at 3:40 PM, larsgerrits said:

I never used blocks that where larger then 16x16x16. Can you give me the method that i can use or some more detailed information on the method?

 

Think of a vanilla block that's larger than one block, peek at its class code.

  On 5/21/2013 at 8:36 PM, Draco18s said:

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I never used blocks that where larger then 16x16x16. Can you give me the method that i can use or some more detailed information on the method?

 

Think of a vanilla block that's larger than one block, peek at its class code.

Are there any vanilla blocks that are larger than one block? If so, which?

Anyone?