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By ChampionAsh5357 · Posted
Well, I wouldn't know, the entire class where the error is occurring is not shown. If you could provide a link to your repo, it would provide more detail. Also, you shouldn't use a vanilla block within a BlockItem placeholder. That will cause all instances of that block to believe that your item is its item representation. -
By diesieben07 · Posted
You make a normal JSON model for your block like you would with a "normal" block model. Then in that JSON model you specify "loader": "yourmod:yourloader". This will then load that JSON model using your loader (IModelLoader#read) and use the result as the model for your block. You can even configure what your loader does by reading additional data from the JSON object - but that is not necessary, just the "loader" property will already make it so your loader is used. -
By BentiGorlich · Posted
Ok so I have run into a problem again. How do I get the model of the mimiced block from its blockstate? To clarify: where do I register my created model so that my block is rendered by it? -
By diesieben07 · Posted
The debug.log from the logs folder. -
By BentiGorlich · Posted
Ok, so that was the part I missed before. Thank you, I will try that
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