[SOLVED]Textures not loading IN Minecraft (they do in Eclipse)

[AndrewSherman]

SOLVED: The directory for resources is minecraft/mods/[YOURMOD.zip]/mods/resources/textures/blocks/.png. Rather than just .minecraft/mods/resources/textures/blocks/.png/

 

MCP 751

I'm on a mac (not by free choice though )

 

Ok so here's the deal. I only found out yesterday that the whole Item/Block texture system has completely changed from what it was when I was last modding (around January 2013). So I hastily looked up how to do it. An example of my code is here:

http://i1227.photobucket.com/albums/ee437/AndrewShermans/Screenshot2013-06-13at120046_zps074f2109.png[/img]

Now this works fine in Eclipse, with the directory for the image files as [mcp751]/src/minecraft/mods/GraveyardResources/textures/blocksORitems/icon.png

 

But as soon as I put my mod folder into minecraft.jar (after reobfuscating obviously), the mod works fine but all of the textures have the mysterious white texture which says 'Missing Texture'( or whatever).

 

This is the directory of my resources folder:

http://i1227.photobucket.com/albums/ee437/AndrewShermans/Screenshot2013-06-13at115941_zps80fd819c.png[/img]

 

Anyone know what the problem is? Either code or directories, I'm open to suggestions!

 

PS: Could it be something to do with the Mac?

[jordsta95]

You have missed the this. from the front of your code... Simple mistake

 

Here is an example

@SideOnly(Side.CLIENT)

public void registerIcons(IconRegister iconRegister){

this.itemIcon = iconRegister.registerIcon("<mod folder>:<file name, without.png>");

}

 

 

[Draco18s]

  On 6/13/2013 at 11:38 AM, jordsta95 said:

You have missed the this. from the front of your code... Simple mistake

 

No he didn't, check the screenshots again.

 

Andrew:

Did you add your textures to your reobfuscated zip?  The recompiler/reobfuscator doesn't pull textures in.

[AndrewSherman]

No, the reobfuscated file was my Graveyards_Mod folder, which contains all of the .class files.

 

I simply copied the GraveyardResources folder from where I had it in the MCP/src/mod/...etc into the directory in the picture!

 

 

EDIT: Sorry for the late reply, I'm surprised at the quick responses! PS: What time zone are the majority of people here on? I'm in the UK so it's now 13:19

[jordsta95]

Wait, so are you saying that when you add your mod's folder into .minecraft/mods... you just copy over the reobf's folder as it is... or do you add the folders which aren't reobfuscated too?

[AndrewSherman]

Whoah there!

 

When I reobfuscate I get this [MCP]/reobf/minecraft/Graveyards_Mod/**list of class files**

 

Because I made my own package for my mod, I just copy the Graveyards_Mod folder into minecraft.jar for it to work right? Not zipped or anything, just the folder with the compiled class files inside.

 

The resources I took the folder inside the mods folder in eclipse (which is called GraveyardResources) and I put it in the directory shown in the image.

[Yagoki]

you need to include mods. in the zipped package (so it'd be mods.Graveyards_Mod.blocks.texture.png for example)

 

like this

 

 

 

  On 6/13/2013 at 11:38 AM, jordsta95 said:

You have missed the this. from the front of your code... Simple mistake

 

Here is an example

@SideOnly(Side.CLIENT)

public void registerIcons(IconRegister iconRegister){

this.itemIcon = iconRegister.registerIcon("<mod folder>:<file name, without.png>");

}

 

umm... i'm not sure what to say? did you learn java? the this. ensures that the variable being referenced is the one local to the class/object, it exists so we can do things like:

public class Foo
{
    public int bar = 0;

    public void setBar(int bar)
    {
        this.bar = bar;
    }

    //Alternatively you could do
    public void setBar(int b)
    {
        bar = b;
    }
}

 

the use if it is only required when there is a variable in the method with the same name, and is sometimes used outside this condition to clarify that this parameter belongs to this object, not just the method. the lack of a this. in the case you are showing wouldn't even matter and, if it did cause a problem, it would be visible inside eclipse.

[AndrewSherman]

Ok, so I zipped together the two folders: Graveyard_Mod (which contains the .class files) and the mods folder (containing GraveyardResources/textures/blocks/xyz.png).

 

And I got the same result as last time.

 

No textures.

 

 

Ok, here is my mod file! I know it's a big ask, but could you please check the files and set up? (try installing it normally first then check the source, as it could just be my computer somehow)

 

Excuse the abismal coding

 

http://www.mediafire.com/?41prnkr12ir77m7

[ObsequiousNewt]

  On 6/13/2013 at 8:13 PM, AndrewSherman said:

Ok, so I zipped together the two folders: Graveyard_Mod (which contains the .class files) and the mods folder (containing GraveyardResources/textures/blocks/xyz.png).

 

And I got the same result as last time.

 

No textures.

 

 

Ok, here is my mod file! I know it's a big ask, but could you please check the files and set up? (try installing it normally first then check the source, as it could just be my computer somehow)

 

Excuse the abismal coding

 

http://www.mediafire.com/?41prnkr12ir77m7

I didn't even need to see the coding, abyssmal or not. Replace "GraveyardResources/" with "mods/GraveyardResources/".

[AndrewSherman]

Haha, wow I'm an idiot apparently.

 

BTW I think it should be made clearer that the mods folder that you put your resources in is inside the .zip file rather than just putting the resources folder in the actual mods folder (.minecraft/mods).

[ObsequiousNewt]

  On 6/14/2013 at 10:08 AM, AndrewSherman said:

Haha, wow I'm an idiot apparently.

 

BTW I think it should be made clearer that the mods folder that you put your resources in is inside the .zip file rather than just putting the resources folder in the actual mods folder (.minecraft/mods).

Exactly. I think, Draco, that this should be put in our EAQ as well.