Using Identifier class in fabric

[errant palm]

<@&987246652869971988> please have a look, thanks.

[fair flame]

@jaunty current please use /help-thread close rather than deleting your initial post.

[jaunty current]

oh sorry

I actually still need help

if thats okay

[fair flame]

Sure.

Doing it this way leaves dangling ghost threads nobody can act upon.

[jaunty current]

sorry yeah I thought I pressed close

        File f = new File(i.getPath());
        if(f.exists()) {
            LOGGER.info("PATH EXISTS");
        } else {
            LOGGER.info("NO PATH FOUND");
        }```

Why am I not able to find this path it fully exists in my fabric resource folder

[fair flame]

I'd use getClass().getResource(x).

[jaunty current]

in file?

[dull phoenix]

this isnt how to get resources from the game

[jaunty current]

it just threw a null error

[jaunty current]

how do you do it then

[dull phoenix]

what are you trying to do

[jaunty current]

replace minecrafts panorama with my own

[dull phoenix]

just use a resource pack

[jaunty current]

using mixins to replace the file location

im adding a bunch of my own tweks to the game

also I want to get familiar with fabric

[dull phoenix]

sure, but do things the correct way

or youll be fighting an uphill battle

[jaunty current]

I noticed that they removed resourceLocation in the newer versions

is identifier not the replacement?

[dull phoenix]

those are different mappings

resource location is what mojang uses

fabric uses yarn

[jaunty current]

I should've just stuck to mojang mapping

so what do I do instead of resource location

[jaunty current]

I managed to get an inputstream to work but one of the paramters in the game code only takes the Identifier class. Can someone just show me how to make identifier not call on the run file location and call on my resources folder instead?