I'm having an issue where placing my fluid source block next to certain other of my blocks will cause the solid blocks to render with the sides touching the liquid invisible, causing an x-ray glitch. I've attempted to solve this problem by explicitly calling some of the rendering functions in my "BasicBlock" class, which didn't work.
Changing the extension on the fluid block from "BlockFluidClassic" to "BlockLiquid" fixes the rendering issue, but I want a flowing liquid, not a motionless goo.
EDIT: I've solved this issue long ago, but just in case anyone is reading through, looking for answers to the same problem: If you set your fluid to have a light level, it will cause this glitch.
I've attempted to create a custom fluid following the tutorial given at the wiki for 1.7.2: http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Create_a_Fluid
I'm having an issue where placing my fluid source block next to certain other of my blocks will cause the solid blocks to render with the sides touching the liquid invisible, causing an x-ray glitch. I've attempted to solve this problem by explicitly calling some of the rendering functions in my "BasicBlock" class, which didn't work.
Changing the extension on the fluid block from "BlockFluidClassic" to "BlockLiquid" fixes the rendering issue, but I want a flowing liquid, not a motionless goo.
Here's the code for my custom fluid:
https://github.com/Exo594/TutorialWork/blob/master/src/src/main/java/com/exo594/tutorial/block/BlockTutoriumSolution.java
And here's the code for my custom block, attempted overrides and all.
https://github.com/Exo594/TutorialWork/blob/master/src/src/main/java/com/exo594/tutorial/block/BasicBlock.java
EDIT: I've solved this issue long ago, but just in case anyone is reading through, looking for answers to the same problem: If you set your fluid to have a light level, it will cause this glitch.
I don't know this at the top of my head but theirs a method called isOpaqueCube or something like that & you have to set that to false
Nevermind I see that you did that