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Hello and welcome to Lucky Block Creation Guide
Here you can learn how to make your own Lucky Block Addon for Minecraft 1.8
This will only give you the basic's to get started and to understand the drops format
To provide authenticity I am Lucky Block Creeper Creator: CLICK HERE to check it out.
First and foremost, The Lucky Block Mod was made here http://www.planetminecraft.com/mod/lucky-block/
If you have created a Lucky Block please note you cannot post it to Planet Minecraft. Minecraft Forums and other sites are fine.
For this to make sense, you have to have at least a bit of an idea of the assets regarding .minecraft and how to create texture packs. In addition to the basic knowledge of computers!
Then you want to scroll down until you see the Line called Customisation
Then you wanna click on "Documentation" under Add-on generator
After that unzip the file and you should have a .jar file called Addon Generator
Execute it then a text box should appear
In that text box type in what you want your lucky block to be called, this is all your choice.
I chose Skillz
Then click "Done."
=========================
#2 File Exploring
After you have clicked "Done", where ever on your computer you have unzipped the addon generator file, that is where the lucky block files will be located.
Your folder should have a set-up like this
Did you get that? Good.
Now you are going to want to open the assets folder, then click the lucky folder.
After this, you should be presented with 4 folders.
Head into the folder labeled "lang"
If you cannot open the lang file right-click it and click open with... - then select notepad or word
If it works then great! When you open it you should be presented with this!
Here you name what your Lucky Block and Weapons will appear as in-game!
So after tile.YourLBName.name=
The actual name that appears in-game is after the "="
You may change this if you so desire.
The same thing applies to all the lucky items.
After you are done safe and close the file.
#3 Test it (For now)
Now go back to the root or start of the folder (previous screenshots with all the files)
On your screen, right-click -> new -> .zip archive tool
You should have created a .zip archive. After this event, highlight everything in the folder and drag it into the archive.
Take this archive and go to .minecraft, paste this archive into add-ons.
(make sure you have the latest Lucky block 1.8 version in your mods folder as well)
==================
#4 Test it in Minecraft
You should then launch Minecraft Forge 1.8, load or create a world, and search for your lucky block!
Furthermore, you should go into creative and get your items
(we will change the texture later for the items don't worry)
===================
#5 Plugin_init
Delete the .zip you placed in the "addons" folder, it won't be of any use anymore.
Now go back to your folder and open the plugin_init File
You should have this
These right here are known as variables. When writing your lucky block "code" you will refer to these variables when describing your weapons, potions, lucky block. You may change them if desired after the "=" sign.
=================
#6 Luck Crafting
Now open the "luck_crafting" file
Now here is where we can determine what specific items can make blocks more lucky or unlucky.
To do this simply change the number next to an item!
Positive values increase luck
While negative (-) values decrease luck!
To add new items, simply just type the item as you would with the /give command (minecraft item or block id).
==============
#7 Recipes
Open the file labeled "recipes"
Here you will create your crafting recipe!
Now after the "/craft by placing the lucky block in center and light or dark gray dye around"
Delete everything that but the "/ "
after the "/" you will specify how to craft the block
The three first values (ggg) represent the 1st horizontal row in a crafting table.
While the second three values (glg) represent the 2nd row
The last three values(gg) represent the last row in a crafting table
ggg,glg,ggg = The recipe in the crafting table
g,dye:8,l,lucky:lucky_block = The items
So if I had something like this
To actually create your own recipe, you will need to first select a value of letters that would represent blocks or items. Like variables.
So in this case
d= diamond_block
l = lucky_block
You first would need to create the recipe so
ddd,dld,ddd
Then after these values, declare what these letters actually mean.
d,diamond_block,l,lucky:lucky_block
So in turn
ddd,dld,ddd,d,diamond_block,l,lucky:lucky_block
It would be a lucky block in the middle with diamond_blocks all around
If you want more advanced crafting private message me!
=======================
#8 Test
Making a lucky block is all trail and error and requires a lot of testing
Repeat the process in Step #3
Now check to see if your
- Lucky and unlucky items Work
- Crafting recipe works
- and the /give command
/give yourMCname lucky:"step 5 variables"
[For me this would be - /give craftidamonds lucky:lucky_block_skillz
========================
#9 Take a Break
Skip this if desired!
==========================
#10 Block Textures
Go to assets then the lucky folder and come back to the area with the 4 folders
Click the texture folder -> blocks
You should see a picture of a lucky block
Right-click it and click edit
Here you can edit your lucky block to any texture you want
Make sure you leave it as a .png and as a 16x16 file
If you are proficient in Pixel Art design, I recommend the tool Piskel to aid in the creation of unique blocks!
When implementing your own textures external, delete the current image file, then paste your new .png file, but rename it to what it was set to before (step 5 variables)
====================
#11 Weapon Textures
Repeat the same process in Step #10 for bows and swords but go into the items folder
Though, bows are a bit trickier. While you do use the same variables set in Step #5, you have to add a bit more.
You have to create a texture for the pulling of a bow.
Firstly, your default bow texture should be your variable in step #5 but add _standby
The first phase of pulling the bow add _pulling_0
The second add _pulling_1
And the fully charged bow should be _pulling_2
=================
#12 Test
Repeat the processes in Step #3
Check if
- Lucky block textures are correctly loaded
- Lucky weapons textures are correctly loaded
================
#13 NaturalGen and Properties
Select the file natural_gen and open it
Here you don't need to change anything unless you really want to customize this!
What this file does is that it shows how often your lucky block will spawn in the world and how it will spawn.
The natural gen file indicated how the block will spawn; a clear example would be within a structure.
The higher the number, the less of a chance the block will spawn in the world
so @chance=200 means a lucky block has a 1/200 chance to spawn in the world in that specified way.
The Properties file highlights three main things.
spawnrate indicates the rate at which lucky blocks will spawn, 50 is recommended.
structure chance highlights the chance of spawning in a structure.
doDropsOnCreativeMode indicates whether or not breaking the block will actually do things.
False = breaking the block in creative won't do anything
True = breaking the block in creative will do things
===================
#14 Structures
I recommend looking at the documentation for this, I do know how to implement structures now, but its hard to explain here!
Private message me for some real help!
====================
#15 Bow drops, Sword drops, And Potion Drops
#16 DROPS
I won't go into too much detail as you are gonna have to figure most of this out on your own. This is just a basic drop!
Now, this is what makes and breaks a lucky block. The drops...
Firstly, open the "drops" file and delete all the text.
For a few basic starters, I will be talking about
- Getting Items
- Mobs
- Named Items
Before we start anything, I would like to mention that the most crucial step is organizing everything by leaving comments. These comments will not be read by Minecraft but are just notes to help you stay organized. To leave a comment simply type a / and type whatever is needed afterward
GETTING ITEMS
The basic format for an item based drop is
/Comment
(drop info) @luck=(#)
@luck dictates how often the drops will appear under what the luck of the lucky block is
-2=Very Unlucky
-1=Unlucky
0=Normal Luck
1=Lucky
2=Very Lucky
Now pretend in your block you want the user to get 3 Dragon Eggs
In order to do this, a simple syntax would be
This will give the player 3 Eggs
"amount=" will allow you to dictate how many times an item will drop!
You can also set a random value so that every time this drop is picked, a different amount of items will be spawned. This can be done like this
amount=#rand(1,3)
This will give a random amount of eggs between 1 and 3
#rand = random
Here, you are able to fiddle with a variety of values regarding an item. The format is actually quite similar to Minecraft Commands.
MOBS
/cow
type=entity,[email protected]=0
This drop will spawn a cow
Mobs in Minecraft are known as entities.
Let's create a spawn where a mob or entity is riding another entity
If you wanna have a Mob riding a Mob you are gonna want to do something like this
In this case, let's have a Chicken riding an Ender dragon!
type=
This is a baseline for anything that a lucky block creates. This can vary from
type=entity
type=item
type=particle
type=fill
type=explosion
type=structure
These are a few examples
Now say you want to actually name your Chicken, well using the NBBTTag we are able to do just that
So here we have
type=entity,ID=Chicken,NBTTag=(CustomName="Billy")
NBTTag=(CustomName="Billy")
Have this after the entity name, this is a simple format for adding a name to an entity
Let's go back to our dragon egg drop and add a colored name to them!
/Dragon egg
ID=dragon_egg,amount=3,NBTTag=(display=(Name="$9Eggs of Dragons")@luck=0
This full drop will drop three dragon eggs and will be labeled "Eggs of Dragons" with the text color of blue. The eggs will typically drop if the luck of the block is neutral or 0
===============================================================
#17 Test It
Repeat Step #3 and see if your drops work!
================================================================
#16 Debug it
If something fails, go look through the file that coincides with what failed (take a certain drop for example)
Make sure there are no typos and the drop is formatted correctly, one simple mistake will make the entire drop not work!
================================================
#16 The End
You are on your own!
I have linked many resources below to help you on your quest to make the most amazing block the world has ever seen!
Jeez, man! This is really helpful because I hate going through all the documentations in the Lucky Block page. Right now, it's just a 10% complete anyways I'll make sure to credit you/your page for your helpfulness. Thanks, man! Sry I have to say so many thanks because I'm so grateful to those who help me, and TQ!
Wait a minute, where is the Addons folder? Is it in the .minecraft folder, or somewhere else? I think I've already looked everywhere. Do I need to make it myself?
I did as you suggested, but putting the .zip file in doesn't work. Neither my lucky block nor anything else associated to it appears. (except for the gold lucky block, of course)
I had, but I deleted it. Other than that, I followed the instructions, but it's still not working. How can I tell whether I did something wrong or not?
Hey! I'm trying to make a mod, but the "text box" doesn't pop up when I click it. Am I missing a program or what? BTW I have Windows 10. Please Help! By the way, I love your lucky block mod! Why do my textures not work?
EDIT : I Already solved my problem Thanks for this !
Ahmm Hello Sir.. Can i ask something? when i want to test my luckyblock addons, i'll need to put the "defaultresources" file only?? or i need to include the "Addon Generator" ?? i will put them in .zip or .rar right? and put at addons/lucky_block/ .. ?? Rigght? and also i need the latest lb mod?. Tell me hehe sorry i'm newbie here.
SIR ! My Lucky Block/Addon texture/image InGame is error? Like this.. I Have the same problem as KaptainKitteh . ! Help me please the image is below. that's the image of my lucky block. Please help me!
2. Did you change anything in the block states folder or model folder?
If you did both of these please send me your lucky block file and I will take a look at it and maybe fix it :3
Ahmm.. Actually after i test it at step #8, i didn't still change the texture because i have no time yesterday, so i stop at step 8 yesterday, and i test it in MC and texture is like that, i thought this is the problem
My Recipes.txt , like : ddd,dld,ddd,d,diamond,l,lucky:lucky_block=Master Lucky Block ... (Master Lucky Block, is my lucky block name. Did you think ineed to remove the =?
I Think my Recipes.txt is my problem because when i tried it in mc that i still didn't change anything in recipe.txt the texture is still okay. but after i changed the recipes.txt and test it, the texture got error.
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Hello and welcome to Lucky Block Creation Guide
Here you can learn how to make your own Lucky Block Addon for Minecraft 1.8
This will only give you the basic's to get started and to understand the drops format
To provide authenticity I am Lucky Block Creeper Creator: CLICK HERE to check it out.
First and foremost, The Lucky Block Mod was made here http://www.planetminecraft.com/mod/lucky-block/
If you have created a Lucky Block please note you cannot post it to Planet Minecraft. Minecraft Forums and other sites are fine.
For this to make sense, you have to have at least a bit of an idea of the assets regarding .minecraft and how to create texture packs. In addition to the basic knowledge of computers!
Official Lucky Block Documentation [Recommended] - http://www.minecraftascending.com/projects/lucky_block/documentation/introduction.html
Easier to read here: https://www.planetminecraft.com/blog/guide-lucky-block-creation/
==============
#1 Get your thing's set-up
If you want to make you will first have to understand lucky block add-ons!
First, you wanna Go to the Lucky Block Mod Page Here
http://www.planetminecraft.com/mod/lucky-block/
Then you want to scroll down until you see the Line called Customisation
Then you wanna click on "Documentation" under Add-on generator
After that unzip the file and you should have a .jar file called Addon Generator
Execute it then a text box should appear
In that text box type in what you want your lucky block to be called, this is all your choice.
I chose Skillz
Then click "Done."
=========================
#2 File Exploring
After you have clicked "Done", where ever on your computer you have unzipped the addon generator file, that is where the lucky block files will be located.
Your folder should have a set-up like this
Did you get that? Good.
Now you are going to want to open the assets folder, then click the lucky folder.
After this, you should be presented with 4 folders.
Head into the folder labeled "lang"
If you cannot open the lang file right-click it and click open with... - then select notepad or word
If it works then great! When you open it you should be presented with this!
Here you name what your Lucky Block and Weapons will appear as in-game!
So after tile.YourLBName.name=
The actual name that appears in-game is after the "="
You may change this if you so desire.
The same thing applies to all the lucky items.
After you are done safe and close the file.
#3 Test it (For now)
Now go back to the root or start of the folder (previous screenshots with all the files)
On your screen, right-click -> new -> .zip archive tool
You should have created a .zip archive. After this event, highlight everything in the folder and drag it into the archive.
Take this archive and go to .minecraft, paste this archive into add-ons.
(make sure you have the latest Lucky block 1.8 version in your mods folder as well)
==================
#4 Test it in Minecraft
You should then launch Minecraft Forge 1.8, load or create a world, and search for your lucky block!
Furthermore, you should go into creative and get your items
(we will change the texture later for the items don't worry)
===================
#5 Plugin_init
Delete the .zip you placed in the "addons" folder, it won't be of any use anymore.
Now go back to your folder and open the plugin_init File
You should have this
These right here are known as variables. When writing your lucky block "code" you will refer to these variables when describing your weapons, potions, lucky block. You may change them if desired after the "=" sign.
=================
#6 Luck Crafting
Now open the "luck_crafting" file
Now here is where we can determine what specific items can make blocks more lucky or unlucky.
To do this simply change the number next to an item!
Positive values increase luck
While negative (-) values decrease luck!
To add new items, simply just type the item as you would with the /give command (minecraft item or block id).
==============
#7 Recipes
Open the file labeled "recipes"
Here you will create your crafting recipe!
Now after the "/craft by placing the lucky block in center and light or dark gray dye around"
Delete everything that but the "/ "
after the "/" you will specify how to craft the block
The three first values (ggg) represent the 1st horizontal row in a crafting table.
While the second three values (glg) represent the 2nd row
The last three values(gg) represent the last row in a crafting table
ggg,glg,ggg = The recipe in the crafting table
g,dye:8,l,lucky:lucky_block = The items
So if I had something like this
To actually create your own recipe, you will need to first select a value of letters that would represent blocks or items. Like variables.
So in this case
d= diamond_block
l = lucky_block
You first would need to create the recipe so
ddd,dld,ddd
Then after these values, declare what these letters actually mean.
d,diamond_block,l,lucky:lucky_block
So in turn
ddd,dld,ddd,d,diamond_block,l,lucky:lucky_block
It would be a lucky block in the middle with diamond_blocks all around
If you want more advanced crafting private message me!
=======================
#8 Test
Making a lucky block is all trail and error and requires a lot of testing
Repeat the process in Step #3
Now check to see if your
- Lucky and unlucky items Work
- Crafting recipe works
- and the /give command
/give yourMCname lucky:"step 5 variables"
[For me this would be - /give craftidamonds lucky:lucky_block_skillz
========================
#9 Take a Break
Skip this if desired!
==========================
#10 Block Textures
Go to assets then the lucky folder and come back to the area with the 4 folders
Click the texture folder -> blocks
You should see a picture of a lucky block
Right-click it and click edit
Here you can edit your lucky block to any texture you want
Make sure you leave it as a .png and as a 16x16 file
If you are proficient in Pixel Art design, I recommend the tool Piskel to aid in the creation of unique blocks!
When implementing your own textures external, delete the current image file, then paste your new .png file, but rename it to what it was set to before (step 5 variables)
====================
#11 Weapon Textures
Repeat the same process in Step #10 for bows and swords but go into the items folder
Though, bows are a bit trickier. While you do use the same variables set in Step #5, you have to add a bit more.
You have to create a texture for the pulling of a bow.
Firstly, your default bow texture should be your variable in step #5 but add _standby
The first phase of pulling the bow add _pulling_0
The second add _pulling_1
And the fully charged bow should be _pulling_2
=================
#12 Test
Repeat the processes in Step #3
Check if
- Lucky block textures are correctly loaded
- Lucky weapons textures are correctly loaded
================
#13 NaturalGen and Properties
Select the file natural_gen and open it
Here you don't need to change anything unless you really want to customize this!
What this file does is that it shows how often your lucky block will spawn in the world and how it will spawn.
The natural gen file indicated how the block will spawn; a clear example would be within a structure.
The higher the number, the less of a chance the block will spawn in the world
so @chance=200 means a lucky block has a 1/200 chance to spawn in the world in that specified way.
The Properties file highlights three main things.
spawnrate indicates the rate at which lucky blocks will spawn, 50 is recommended.
structure chance highlights the chance of spawning in a structure.
doDropsOnCreativeMode indicates whether or not breaking the block will actually do things.
False = breaking the block in creative won't do anything
True = breaking the block in creative will do things
===================
#14 Structures
I recommend looking at the documentation for this, I do know how to implement structures now, but its hard to explain here!
Private message me for some real help!
====================
#15 Bow drops, Sword drops, And Potion Drops
This is difficult to fully explain, in fact, the drops, in general, are hard to go into detail since its where everything really happens.
Refer to this document for all the information on the items
http://www.minecraftascending.com/projects/lucky_block/documentation/6_4_lucky_items.html
========================
#16 DROPS
I won't go into too much detail as you are gonna have to figure most of this out on your own. This is just a basic drop!
Now, this is what makes and breaks a lucky block. The drops...
Firstly, open the "drops" file and delete all the text.
For a few basic starters, I will be talking about
- Getting Items
- Mobs
- Named Items
Before we start anything, I would like to mention that the most crucial step is organizing everything by leaving comments. These comments will not be read by Minecraft but are just notes to help you stay organized. To leave a comment simply type a / and type whatever is needed afterward
GETTING ITEMS
The basic format for an item based drop is
/Comment
(drop info) @luck=(#)
@luck dictates how often the drops will appear under what the luck of the lucky block is
-2=Very Unlucky
-1=Unlucky
0=Normal Luck
1=Lucky
2=Very Lucky
Now pretend in your block you want the user to get 3 Dragon Eggs
In order to do this, a simple syntax would be
/Dragon eggs
ID=dragon_egg,[email protected]=0
This will give the player 3 Eggs
"amount=" will allow you to dictate how many times an item will drop!
You can also set a random value so that every time this drop is picked, a different amount of items will be spawned. This can be done like this
amount=#rand(1,3)
This will give a random amount of eggs between 1 and 3
#rand = random
Here, you are able to fiddle with a variety of values regarding an item. The format is actually quite similar to Minecraft Commands.
Refer here for more info
http://www.minecraftascending.com/projects/lucky_block/documentation/2_2_items.html
MOBS
/cow
type=entity,[email protected]=0
This drop will spawn a cow
Mobs in Minecraft are known as entities.
Let's create a spawn where a mob or entity is riding another entity
If you wanna have a Mob riding a Mob you are gonna want to do something like this
In this case, let's have a Chicken riding an Ender dragon!
type=entity,ID=Chicken,NBTTag=(Riding=(id=EnderDragon))@luck=0
type=
This is a baseline for anything that a lucky block creates. This can vary from
type=entity
type=item
type=particle
type=fill
type=explosion
type=structure
These are a few examples
Now say you want to actually name your Chicken, well using the NBBTTag we are able to do just that
So here we have
type=entity,ID=Chicken,NBTTag=(CustomName="Billy")
NBTTag=(CustomName="Billy")
Have this after the entity name, this is a simple format for adding a name to an entity
Refer to this for more Detail
http://www.minecraftascending.com/projects/lucky_block/documentation/2_4_entities.html
NAMING ITEMS
So let's say you want to name an item.
Well to do this, we will need to add an NBTTag!
NBTTag=(display=(Name="STICK!")
Let's say you want to actually color the item
Well to do this, we will need to use color codes!
NBTTag=(display=(Name="$cSTICK!")
You see the $c before "STICK!"
That makes the name right after colored
Here is a table of all the colors you can add to a name (formatting codes)
http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Formatting_codes
--
Let's go back to our dragon egg drop and add a colored name to them!
/Dragon egg
ID=dragon_egg,amount=3,NBTTag=(display=(Name="$9Eggs of Dragons")@luck=0
This full drop will drop three dragon eggs and will be labeled "Eggs of Dragons" with the text color of blue. The eggs will typically drop if the luck of the block is neutral or 0
More information on drops [Look through this to get a better understanding on drops)
http://www.minecraftascending.com/projects/lucky_block/documentation/2_drop_properties.html
===============================================================
#17 Test It
Repeat Step #3 and see if your drops work!
================================================================
#16 Debug it
If something fails, go look through the file that coincides with what failed (take a certain drop for example)
Make sure there are no typos and the drop is formatted correctly, one simple mistake will make the entire drop not work!
================================================
#16 The End
You are on your own!
I have linked many resources below to help you on your quest to make the most amazing block the world has ever seen!
Private message me if you have any questions!
Lucky Block Mod - http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/1292247-lucky-block-mod-drops-items-spawns-mobs-structures
Color Codes- http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Formatting_codes
Piskel - https://www.piskelapp.com/
Enchanting Codes (Enchants) - http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-discussion/creative-mode/365638-enchantment-id-list
Potion Codes (Potion effects) - http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Status_effect
Lucky Block Creeper - http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding/minecraft-mods/2624126-lucky-block-creeper-addon-with-over-300-drops-1-9
Custom Heads - https://freshcoal.com/maincollection
Item name generator (helps you come up with creative names) -http://www.fantasynamegenerators.com/helmet-names.php
Lucky Block Central (talk to lucky block creators directly) [Recommended] - https://discord.gg/fspeeXC
Official Lucky Block Documentation [Recommended] - http://www.minecraftascending.com/projects/lucky_block/documentation/introduction.html
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Jeez, man! This is really helpful because I hate going through all the documentations in the Lucky Block page. Right now, it's just a 10% complete anyways I'll make sure to credit you/your page for your helpfulness. Thanks, man!
Sry I have to say so many thanks because I'm so grateful to those who help me, and TQ! 
No Problem
Just ask if you need any additional help
GL on your block ^.^
Wait a minute, where is the Addons folder? Is it in the .minecraft folder, or somewhere else? I think I've already looked everywhere. Do I need to make it myself?
The Addons Folder Appears in .minecraft AFTER you have used the lucky block mod 1.8 or above at least once in a world;
Um... I tried, but it didn't work. There isn't anything called "addons" in my .minecraft folder. What do I do now?
Weird...
In that Case just make one of your own.
Create a new folder in .minecraft and label is "addons"
Then inside the addon folder create another folder called "lucky_block"
This folder called "lucky_block" is where you will put your lb addons
I did as you suggested, but putting the .zip file in doesn't work. Neither my lucky block nor anything else associated to it appears. (except for the gold lucky block, of course)
hmm
This is the first time I am hearing this
Ok I want you do try this cause I have made this mistake before.
I want to ask if your .minecraft folder is a shortcut or not.
Like do you have a shortcut to it on the desktop or?
I had, but I deleted it. Other than that, I followed the instructions, but it's still not working. How can I tell whether I did something wrong or not?
I didn't do anything wrong, but the addons don't work
Hey! I'm trying to make a mod, but the "text box" doesn't pop up when I click it. Am I missing a program or what? BTW I have Windows 10. Please Help! By the way, I love your lucky block mod!
Why do my textures not work?
Hey
I think I know what is wrong with your textures
Please PM Me ^-^
EDIT : I Already solved my problem
Ahmm Hello Sir.. Can i ask something? when i want to test my luckyblock addons, i'll need to put the "defaultresources" file only?? or i need to include the "Addon Generator" ?? i will put them in .zip or .rar right? and put at addons/lucky_block/ .. ?? Rigght? and also i need the latest lb mod?. Tell me hehe sorry i'm newbie here.
SIR ! My Lucky Block/Addon texture/image InGame is error? Like this.. I Have the same problem as KaptainKitteh . ! Help me please the image is below. that's the image of my lucky block. Please help me!
You don't need to include the addon generator
It just generates the files you need
Plus you dont even need to put the default resource file too
What you would need to do is create a new .zip or .rar file by left clicking anywhere
Then clicking New
Then clicking New .zip/.rar file
Then take all your lucky block files
like this
And put them in the .rar/.zip file
After that just put it in .minecraft/.addons/lucky_block
1. Are your textures named the correct thing?
2. Did you change anything in the block states folder or model folder?
If you did both of these please send me your lucky block file and I will take a look at it and maybe fix it :3
Ahmm.. Actually after i test it at step #8, i didn't still change the texture because i have no time yesterday, so i stop at step 8 yesterday, and i test it in MC and texture is like that, i thought this is the problem
My Recipes.txt , like : ddd,dld,ddd,d,diamond,l,lucky:lucky_block=Master Lucky Block ... (Master Lucky Block, is my lucky block name. Did you think ineed to remove the =?
I Think my Recipes.txt is my problem because when i tried it in mc that i still didn't change anything in recipe.txt the texture is still okay. but after i changed the recipes.txt and test it, the texture got error.