I have a texture of an item and I am looking to create a bunch of items using the same texture but with different colors. How would I go about overlaying a color over the image?
#Multiple items with same texture but different colors?
final ferry
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final ferry
Do I need to set a transparency somehow or will that set the transparency?
crisp pine
it will be set automatically
final ferry
it will be set automatically
let acornTypes = [
{
name: "dirt",
color: "9A5036"
}
{
name: "iron",
color: "9A5036"
}
]
onEvent("item.registry", (event) => {
for (const acorn in acornTypes) {
event.create(`treeblock:${acorn.name}`)
.displayName(`${acorn.name} acorn`)
.texture('treeblock:item/acorn_bw')
.food((food) => {
food
.hunger(1)
.saturation(1)
.effect("minecraft:hunger", 200, 0, 1)
.effect("minecraft:slowness", 200, 1, 1)
.effect("minecraft:resistance", 200, 1, 1)
.fastToEat();
});
}
});
This would not work, I was able to create a single custom item but when trying the loop and adding .texture, something is broke now, can you see what that is?
grand oceanBOT
Please send your startup.txt log file.
You can find it here: minecraft/logs/kubejs/startup.txt
final ferry
[10:54:50] [ERR ] Error loading KubeJS script: missing ] after element list (startup_scripts:registry.js#6)
[10:54:50] [INFO ] Hello, World! (You will only see this line once in console, during startup)
[10:54:50] [INFO ] Loaded script startup_scripts:script.js in 0.033 s
[10:54:50] [INFO ] Loaded 1/2 KubeJS startup scripts in 0.785 s
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final ferry
Ah, I am missing a comma in the arr
crisp pine
yea
let acornTypes = [{
name: "dirt",
color: "9A5036"
},
{
name: "iron",
color: "9A5036"
}
]
onEvent("item.registry", e => {
acornTypes.forEach(a => {
e.create(`treeblock:${a.name}`)
.displayName(`${a.name} acorn`)
.texture('treeblock:item/acorn_bw')
.food(f => {
f
.hunger(1)
.saturation(1)
.effect("minecraft:hunger", 200, 0, 1)
.effect("minecraft:slowness", 200, 1, 1)
.effect("minecraft:resistance", 200, 1, 1)
.fastToEat()
})
})
})
hmmmm....
let acornTypes = [
{
name: "dirt",
color: 0x9A5036
},
{
name: "iron",
color: 0x9A5036
}
];
onEvent("item.registry", (event) => {
acornTypes.forEach(acorn => {
event.create(`treeblock:${acorn.name}_acorn`)
.displayName(`${acorn.name} acorn`)
.texture('treeblock:item/acorn_bw')
.color(acorn.color)
.food((food) => {
food
.hunger(1)
.saturation(1)
.effect("minecraft:hunger", 200, 0, 1)
.effect("minecraft:slowness", 200, 1, 1)
.effect("minecraft:resistance", 200, 1, 1)
.fastToEat();
});
})
});
is only creating the first one and not adding color to it?
grand oceanBOT
Please send your startup.txt log file.
You can find it here: minecraft/logs/kubejs/startup.txt
final ferry
It was an issue with .color, the fix was .color(0, 0xffffff)
it was just missing the index
final ferry
No worries! thanks for rubber ducking with me! 😄
crisp pine
:D
final ferry
While you are here, do you know if you can change tree drops with Kubejs?
final ferry
Ah yeah I guess that would just be tied to the drops of the leaves haha
crisp pine
you can use loot tables
in json
however that's a pain
or the default
however it's bad and not very documented
I recommend
??lootjs
grand oceanBOT
??lootjs
LootJS is an addon for KubeJS that allows modifying loot from all sources dynamically (much nicer than loot tables)!
It also supports removing loot added by mods, unlike KubeJS' current loot table events.
final ferry
awesome I will look into it now! thanks!
crisp pine
if you have any questions, @ me
final ferry
will do! thanks 🙂
crisp pine
@final ferry https://github.com/KubeJS-Mods/KubeJS/issues/448
also it looks like you can do .item(i => i.color(0, 0xFFFFFF))
final ferry
Thank you! I was just about to give that a try! haha
final ferry
@crisp pine
I kind of asked before but wasnt entirely sure what I was looking for. can KubeJs make custom trees like I want to have more saplings that will grow similar to oak trees but different leaves on them