IBlockColor not changing color of block

[NullDev 0]

I register an IBlockColor like this:

Minecraft.getInstance().getBlockColors().register(new CakeColor(0xad6b15), block); //Cake color implements IBlockColor and its method

 

The getColor method is setup like this:

@Override
    public int getColor(BlockState p_getColor_1_, @Nullable IBlockDisplayReader p_getColor_2_, @Nullable BlockPos p_getColor_3_, int p_getColor_4_) {
        return color; // Returns the same color regardless of state
    }

Yet the color of my cake still uses the base texture when placed on the ground. I need the color to change.

[diesieben07 7688]

22 hours ago, NullDev said:

I register an IBlockColor like this:

Minecraft.getInstance().getBlockColors().register(new CakeColor(0xad6b15), block); //Cake color implements IBlockColor and its method

 

That is incorrect. Use ColorHandlerEvent.Block.

 

22 hours ago, NullDev said:

Yet the color of my cake still uses the base texture when placed on the ground. I need the color to change.

Show your model JSON and texture.

[NullDev 0]

On 2/20/2021 at 12:01 PM, diesieben07 said:

That is incorrect. Use ColorHandlerEvent.Block.

I am now registering the colors using that event, but nothing has changed. I even have the event logging to the console to check that it is working.

On 2/20/2021 at 12:01 PM, diesieben07 said:

Show your model JSON and texture.

Blockstate:

{
  "variants": {
    "bites=0": {
      "model": "tons_of_cakes:block/cake"
    },
    "bites=1": {
      "model": "tons_of_cakes:block/cake_slice1"
    },
    "bites=2": {
      "model": "tons_of_cakes:block/cake_slice2"
    },
    "bites=3": {
      "model": "tons_of_cakes:block/cake_slice3"
    },
    "bites=4": {
      "model": "tons_of_cakes:block/cake_slice4"
    },
    "bites=5": {
      "model": "tons_of_cakes:block/cake_slice5"
    },
    "bites=6": {
      "model": "tons_of_cakes:block/cake_slice6"
    }
  }
}

cake.json:

{
  "parent": "block/cake_slice1",
  "textures": {
    "down": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_bottom",
    "up": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_top",
    "north": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_side",
    "south": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_side",
    "east": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_side",
    "west": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_inside"
  }
}

cake_slice1:

{
  "parent": "block/cake_slice1",
  "textures": {
    "down": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_bottom",
    "up": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_top",
    "north": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_side",
    "south": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_side",
    "east": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_side",
    "west": "tons_of_cakes:blocks/cake_inside"
  }
}

and the textures it is referencing are black and white versions of the vanilla textures, but it doesn't even show as black and white in game. It shows as the original vanilla texture.

[diesieben07 7688]

4 hours ago, NullDev said:

It shows as the original vanilla texture.

You set the vanilla cake_slice1 as your parent model and then do not override any of its textures (you specify six new textures instead, which go unused).

You also need to specify a tintindex of 0 for any face in your model that you want colored (look at the vanilla colorable models as examples).

 

[NullDev 0]

8 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

You set the vanilla cake_slice1 as your parent model and then do not override any of its textures

How do I override textures?

Edited Monday at 03:40 PM by NullDev

[diesieben07 7688]

Just like you did already, but you need to use the texture names that are actually used by the parent model, instead of specifying new ones.