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my texture for my mob is pointing to assets/slenderChicken/textures/entity/slenderChicken.png, but when I place it there, it still gives me a filenotfound exception

 

I don't know what I should do

 

it works in my workspace, but not when I compile and run in minecraft

 

 

if this is 1.6

you need to change "mods" to "assets" and "slenderChicken" must be lowercase "slenderchicken"

 

MCP Location

/mcp/src/minecraft/assets/slenderchicken/textures/entity/slenderChicken.png

 

 

Zip/Jar Location

/assets/slenderchicken/textures/entity/slenderChicken.png

 

 

EDIT:

redmen800 has a nice guide up,

http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1878002-161forgeupdating-to-161-texturesinitialization/

"slenderChicken" must be lowercase "slenderchicken"

 

even if the modid is slenderChicken?

 

Yes, the folder name itself must be lowercase.

  • 2 weeks later...
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Zip/Jar Location

/assets/slenderchicken/textures/entity/slenderChicken.png

 

 

I put it in there, but the texture doesn't show on the mob in-game

I'm not sure if this makes any difference but I think you should first register entity and then renderer.

Change

private static final ResourceLocation Texture = new ResourceLocation("slenderchicken","/textures/entities/slenderchicken.png");

to

private static final ResourceLocation Texture = new ResourceLocation("slenderchicken","entities/slenderchicken.png");

 

Remove the /textures/. I found that the "/" causes a lot of problems with filenames

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