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By imacatlolol · Posted
You could probably just remove your render() override entirely and the problem may fix itself; you don't seem to be doing anything special and you properly set your model objects as children of the parent's objects, so the parent model can just handle everything on its own. If you don't want to get rid of it, just remove your individual render calls for your objects and call the method's super. Admittedly though, it's been a while since I've worked with entity models. -
No. You are still reaching across logical sides. Use packets. -
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I tried gradlew build --refresh-dependencies, it doesn't change anything. Remember, this happens even if the .gradle directory is completely deleted. It looks like this got broken with https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeGradle/pull/617. It appears to already by fixed in https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeGradle/pull/635, but that PR hasn't been merged yet. -
Download the Twitch App, and go to "Mods" then select a modpack from the list of packs there. Assuming you are attempting to "Create" your own modpack. There are thousands of modpacks already created and it is very likely you will find one with the mods you want. If Not, look for a Vanilla+ pack, and then unlock the profile, and add whatever mods you want. The App will make sure they are of the right version and what not. Thus you essentially create your own pack that way in a sense.
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