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By Beethoven92 · Posted
As a supplement to the great example that GreyGhost linked to you..you are already aware that minecraft already combines json models with tile entity renderering, and that's good. So why not trying to look at a block that does exactly that, for example..the enchanting table? Also when you see the default no-texture-found texture (the pink black one), debug logs usually tells you where the game tried to load the texture from and why it didn't manage to find it..or if your jsons are not written correctly -
Hello- sorry about that. Here it is again: https://paste.gg/p/anonymous/4430aa1e7dac4cdd82ef9304d24d84a8 Thanks! -
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By diesieben07 · Posted
You can use EntityPlayer#getHeldItem(Hand) here. This is a useless cast. target.setGlowing(!target.isGlowing()) -
By diesieben07 · Posted
Dirtying the entity (markDirty) does not send the update packet. Only a full block update will send it, or you can send it manually. And yes, in my opinion the update packet (and update tag - there are actually two syncing mechanisms for tile entities, one for the initial chunk load and one for later updates) should not contain the full TE NBT, instead they should contain specialized data for what is needed on the client.
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