[Solved] Textures not loading in Minecraft after recompiling and reobstr

[Draco18s]

Aaaand that's why I posted my mod zip.I think it is correctly packaged.Could you please take a look at it and tell me what I did wrong,because it is probably something stupid that I'm just not able to spot...

 

And now I'd like to see your code for registering an Icon.

A java decompiler only gives me obfuscated function names, so I can't be certain what it is that you're doing.  But it appears that you are taking the unlocalized name, taking the first 5 characters of that, and trying to register an icon with that.  But your actual image files are not 5 characters long.

[Darkprince97]

Actually I am taking out the first 5 characters (getUnlocalizedName.substring(5); ).It is just like doing getUnlocalizedName2(); But I prefer not using it because I heard it crashes the server...I will try though...

[Draco18s]

I'd like to see the whole line, as well as what you're setting the unlocalized name to.

[Darkprince97]

My code is on github...

http://github.com/Darkprince97/DCraft/

Look at any block or item...

[Draco18s]

My code is on github...

http://github.com/Darkprince97/DCraft/

Look at any block or item...

.

 

BlockUniMatterBlock has an unlocalized name of "blockUniMatterBlock".

Stripping off the first 5 characters gives us "UniMatterBlock"

Icon registration uses that string as the file name.

 

There is no file named "UniMatterBlock.png"

There is one named "blockUniMatterBlock0.png"

 

The 0 we can ignore because of subblocks, point is, if you don't do the substring part, it might actually work.

[Darkprince97]

Ok,I will try to use getUnlocalizedName2();

EDIT: Nope,getUnlocalizedName2(); doesn't work either,as I was expecting.

Anyway,you are wrong about the substring part.

Here is the getUnlocalizedName(); code from block.java.

public String getUnlocalizedName()
    {
        return "tile." + this.unlocalizedName;
    }

Since I don't want the "tile." I do substring(5) to get rid of it.

[Draco18s]

Ok,I will try to use getUnlocalizedName2();

EDIT: Nope,getUnlocalizedName2(); doesn't work either,as I was expecting.

Anyway,you are wrong about the substring part.

Here is the getUnlocalizedName(); code from block.java.

public String getUnlocalizedName()
    {
        return "tile." + this.unlocalizedName;
    }

Since I don't want the "tile." I do substring(5) to get rid of it.

 

Ah, I forgot it prepended that.

 

In either case, I just hand-code my icon registration and skip the unlocalized name stuff (other than to give the block a name).

[dontrell94]

I agree with draco, all i do is hand code the icon registration or reference it from a texture location file

[Darkprince97]

So... I finally solved it.

Appearently in MC forge uses the case sensitive mod id,while in eclipse doesn't.

Since my mod id in the resources folder was "mods/dmod" while in my src files was "DMod" the textures didn't want to load.

[Draco18s]

So... I finally solved it.

Appearently in MC forge uses the case sensitive mod id,while in eclipse doesn't.

Since my mod id in the resources folder was "mods/dmod" while in my src files was "DMod" the textures didn't want to load.

 

Wow.  How obscure is that.

Glad you solved it!

[Mikethecoder4]

Well glad another person got help in my thread as well. Just wanted to report that the problem was solved for me as well. Thanks everyone!