Its a pretty cool mod. I've been using it for a bit now, and it saves you a few resources early game before you have silk touch. The Tinkers' Construct smeltery compatibility is a nice bonus.
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Changes in 16w20a:
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Sounds like you have a missing or broken animation file. If you did not create/modify the resource pack yourself you should post on the authors thread of your error
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Here is the thread for the MCPatcher stuff.
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You cannot randomize mob textures without MCPatcher. There is a thread dedicated to MCPatcher help if you want to know how to do it using that
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I'm pretty sure it applies once it reaches that value, as otherwise the clock/compass which use a similar system would be a pain to make. So yes, it should apply the 50 percent damaged model, and keep it until it reaches 90 percent.
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It is exactly the same as any other model,only with "axis=*" instead of "normal", just make sure that when adding an array of models after each that you keep the rotations in tact
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Yep, provided the two cubes on the model have the same dimensions, it will simply overlay the bottom most element on the upper one without z-fighting.You would just need an element with just a top face to place on top. (note that the cullfaces will also affect the ordering, so no CTM uses for this, if you keep them the same you shouldn't have issues)
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Add
"parent": "block/block",
somewhere on the root json level, placing it right below the line with "__comment" should work.
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The Minecraft Wiki has links to both the 1.5 unsticher and 1.6's Texture Ender, and both of the files still seem to be available. The unsticher only works with 16x16 textures if I remember correctly though, so if you plan on using MCPatcher's HD textures you will also need MCPatcher for unstiching HD stuff (it also does MCPatcher animation conversion if I remember correctly)
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Sixteen, there is also an off state.
I really wish some of those hardcoded colors would just get added to resource packs, though since I have been hanging out with people in the Modded Minecraft community I know that there would be complaints from that side as modders would have to change the way they do things (on the bright side, that did not stop block models from being added, and resource packs in any case are more official than mods).
From the looks of it, Mojang wants states to only be things that should affect rendering, as I assume having more states takes more memory. Unfortunately, they seem to be limiting that to things that affect rendering in vanilla, which limits a lot of what resource packs can do. Hopefully a few of the unused states will be kept for resource pack authors though.
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With most blocks you can fix this by removing any display tags in the relevant item model, and setting the block model to have the parent of "block/block" (though some like carpets you might want a different parent, I have a full list of new models here), as that is where all the default block display tags are stored
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At last, the long awaited
Changes from 1.8.9 to 1.9-pre2
Note that in the below:
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Edit: added changes to brewing stand gui
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I can try to get something together tomorrow if no one does it by then. I won't be able to get much done tonight, as there are quite a few changes, and to delay things even further it seems that 1.9-pre1 recent version was compiled by a Unix system instead of a Windows like 1.8.9, and my diff program refuses to ignore that fact when listing changed files.
Edit: okay, I convinced it to ignore the Windows/Unix line break difference. A list of changes besides line break type should be coming sometime tomorrow. Until then, here is a raw list of changes
Edit 2: I have been busier than I originally expected on Thursday, so I only finished about a third of the list so far. I'll hopefully have the full list ready to post sometime on Friday
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Blockstate is "assets/minecraft/blockstates/lit_redstone_ore.json". Model is "assets/minecraft/models/block/lit_redstone_ore.json", which by default is a duplicate of the redstone ore model.
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For the missing model, my only guess without seeing your pack is that either a model or texture is miss named. Try starting your game with the launcher kept open and check what error it says.
For the redstone ore, there are actually two different redstone ore models: normal and glowing. In my pack, I used this to make the glowing ore have a brighter red on the texture (like a powered repeater), though if you don't want to change the texture you can just find the glowing model and copy it over (as long as you have the same number of models/same weights, it will always sync up)