15 minutes ago, iSyriux said:

Where am I supposed to find the name of the instances created stored in my physical client side reference?

Wherever you made the reference. Did you even make a reference? Go make a reference that's callable on the client with the correct information.

I'm very confused. How do I make a reference? Also I came back from giving up. These stuff are too hard man

The armour isn't being sized correctly. The last 8 columns of pixels should be excluded from the main model and put on the secondary overlay one

Please help

Please link a repo holding your code. I'm just gonna go through it in one pass instead of modifying each individual detail with little to go on other than a picture.

How do I add a file to my repo? It says it's too big and the limit is 25 megabytes

1 hour ago, iSyriux said:

How do I add a file to my repo? It says it's too big and the limit is 25 megabytes

The hell are you trying to add to your repo? There are NO files that should be that large involved in Minecraft modding.

I'm adding my java forge folder. 

Apparently it's 29 megabytes

11 minutes ago, iSyriux said:

I'm adding my java forge folder. 

But, if you're adding from inside the root of the mdk location, it should be pretty small.

No more than two megabytes or so.

My guess is that you're trying to include the /run and/or /build folders too. 

Do not do that.

Alright. I've uploaded the file. Thanks for telling me.

https://github.com/iSyriux2/BLBLBLLBLB

 

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This is what a repo is supposed to look like:

https://github.com/Draco18s/ReasonableRealism/

I can't upload folders so I Just upload zip files of src and textures

Use git properly.

https://www.softwarelab.it/2018/10/12/adding-an-existing-project-to-github-using-the-command-line/

Where do I find the command line?

33 minutes ago, iSyriux said:

Where do I find the command line?

Google whatever OS you are on and follow it with "command line". Seriously.

I thought you meant a github website command line

It doesn't work

You need to install git.

Or if you want to be lazy and use a GUI program, there are several. GitHub offers their own (its really bad) or there's SourceTree and several others. Googling "git GUI" brings up multiple results for lists of gui-based git applications.

I searched it up and all of them require me to download.

...yes, yes they do. You have to install something.

Edited August 29, 20205 yr by Draco18s

I don't want to go through the trouble of installing applications...My computer is full enough. Can I add the files seperately one by one?

What are the necessary files  I must upload? 

6 minutes ago, iSyriux said:

I don't want to go through the trouble of installing applications...My computer is full enough. Can I add the files seperately one by one?

What are the necessary files  I must upload? 

Everything you see here:
https://github.com/Draco18s/ReasonableRealism