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By TileEntity · Posted
Remove the mod tempad from the mods-folder -
By Pineappleonian · Posted
Hi, deleting the config folder did not appear to work, what mod are you referring to I could try to delete to fix the problem? -
A friend found this code, but I don't know where. It seems to be very outdated, maybe from 1.12? and so uses TextureManager$loadTexture and TextureManager$deleteTexture which both don't seem to exist anymore. It also uses Minecraft.getMinecraft().mcDataDir.getCanonicalPath() which I replaced with the resource location of my texture .getPath()? Not sure if thats entirely correct. String textureName = "entitytest.png"; File textureFile = null; try { textureFile = new File(Minecraft.getMinecraft().mcDataDir.getCanonicalPath(), textureName); } catch (Exception ex) { } if (textureFile != null && textureFile.exists()) { ResourceLocation MODEL_TEXTURE = Resources.OTHER_TESTMODEL_CUSTOM; TextureManager texturemanager = Minecraft.getMinecraft().getTextureManager(); texturemanager.deleteTexture(MODEL_TEXTURE); Object object = new ThreadDownloadImageData(textureFile, null, MODEL_TEXTURE, new ImageBufferDownload()); texturemanager.loadTexture(MODEL_TEXTURE, (ITextureObject)object); return true; } else { return false; } Then I've been trying to go through the source code of the reload resource packs from minecraft, to see if I can "cache" some data and simply reload some textures and swap them out, but I can't seem to figure out where exactly its "loading" the texture files and such. Minecraft$reloadResourcePacks(bool) seems to be mainly controlling the loading screen, and using this.resourcePackRepository.reload(); which is PackRepository$reload(), but that function seems to be using this absolute confusion of a line List<String> list = this.selected.stream().map(Pack::getId).collect(ImmutableList.toImmutableList()); and then this.discoverAvailable() and this.rebuildSelected. The rebuild selected seemed promising, but it seems to just be going through each pack and doing this to them? pack.getDefaultPosition().insert(list, pack, Functions.identity(), false); e.g. putting them into a list of packs and returning that into this.selected? Where do the textures actually get baked/loaded/whatever? Any info on how Minecraft reloads resource packs or how the texture manager works would be appreciated! -
Did you end up finding a solution to this? -
This might be a long shot , but do you remember how you fixed that?
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