Mod don't have any texture on Server.

[MoorhuhnHD]

Hey, I created a server and now my mod haven't any texture. In Singleplayer isn't this issue. Also in my log-files is no error-message or something like this...

Pls help me, have anyone an idea what the problem could be?

There is only this ugly black-purple texture...

[MrBendelScrolls]

Post your code.

[MoorhuhnHD]

What kinds of code?

[MoorhuhnHD]

Here's everything...

http://www.mediafire.com/file/hgf3kui9z4iqj8d/MoorMod.zip

[MoorhuhnHD]

It seems, that only the builded mod (with gradlew build) haven't any texture. When I start it in eclipse there's everything fine

[MrBendelScrolls]

Thank you for ultimate experience of downloading a zipped project via mediafire...
 

Minecraft.getMinecraft().getRenderItem().getItemModelMesher().register(item, meta, loc);

Don't use ModelMesher. Use ModelLoader::setCustomResourceLocation().
Also, you should be using register events if you want to be able to update to 1.11+.

What kind of crappy tutorials does everyone watch? Why is there so many ModelMesher threads on the forum?

[MoorhuhnHD]

I'm very new in modding, where have I to put the ModelLoader::setCustomLocation()?

 

[MrBendelScrolls]

Just replace the old

Minecraft.getMinecraft().getRenderItem().getItemModelMesher().register(item, meta, loc);

 

But it's highly recommended to start using registry events. They're not so hard to understand. Read the docs first, and here's some simple information:

 

Edited August 22, 2017 by MrBendelScrolls

[MoorhuhnHD]

Hey, 1st thank you a lot. 2nd, I'm thinking about updating to 1.12, but there are 2 new variables in crafting (ResouceLocation name, ResourceLocation group). I know what they do but I have no idea what to put in... Any idea?

 

The textures don't load, even not in eclipse...

 

Code:

    private void registerModel(Object obj, int meta, ModelResourceLocation loc) {
        Item item = null;
        if(obj instanceof Item) {
            item = (Item) obj;
        } else if(obj instanceof Block) {
            item = Item.getItemFromBlock((Block)obj);
        } else  {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException();
        }

        ModelLoader.setCustomModelResourceLocation(item, meta, loc);

 

 

Edited August 23, 2017 by MoorhuhnHD

[MoorhuhnHD]

I rewrote it now completely. Still the same Problem...

http://www.mediafire.com/file/zzfav8dd1dkdzo2/moormod_2.0.zip

Is it my mistake or an issue from gradle or i don't know?

Is here someone with the same problem who already solved it?

[Ugdhar]

You will likely get more help if you post your code on github instead of in a zip file. Not to mention version control is cool

[TheXFactor117]

Without looking at your code, I'd imagine it's an issue with naming. In your IDE, uppercase/lowercase doesn't necessarily matter, so you'll have textures fine in your IDE. But once you build it, names of items or textures need to be lowercase. If you have upper case names, it won't load properly.

 

If you do have lowercase names and such, than you know the issue is elsewhere. Post your code to GitHub too - not everyone is going to download a random zip file.

[MoorhuhnHD]

It's my first time of using GitHub so I hope everything is fine... I only loaded up the src-file, if you need any other let me know it.

https://github.com/MoorhuhnHD/ModUpload.git

[MoorhuhnHD]

I include the builded .jar... hope it's usefull

[Ugdhar]

You should make all your registry names lowercase.

You should set the unlocalized name using getRegistyName() after setting the registry name.

 

Also, what version of Minecraft is this for?

[MoorhuhnHD]

1.10.2

[TheXFactor117]

You didn't read what I said earlier.

[Draco18s]

3 minutes ago, TheXFactor117 said:

You didn't read what I said earlier.

Which bit? All lower case? No, you should still do that.

Uploading the project to github? No, you should still do that.

[MoorhuhnHD]

Okay, it was the registryName issue.... all lowercase fixed it very well! Tanks a lot to everybody who helped me!

[jeffryfisher]

In case you're curious, the reason Eclipse can work while a built jar doesn't is because a certain OS is NOT case sensitive while Java treats resource "files" inside a jar as if they are.

[Draco18s]

10 hours ago, jeffryfisher said:

...while Java treats resource "files" inside a jar as if they are.

Jar files are zip files.

The zip format enforces case sensitivity in its file format specification.