Item textures like thermal coins

[harsh parcel]

@dusky sonnet I am pinging you because you told me how to do this in the first place, I have made the model files and put the code into the startup script. I added my whole kubejs folder, because I have no clue why it doesn't work. The item I wanted to add like this is the research_point item.

[grand citrus]

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[dusky sonnet]

the count predicate is not default minecraft, it's registered by coth

in the original thread there was a fix posted, let me find that

[harsh parcel]

I have it here ``` StartupEvents.postInit(event => {
if (!Platform.isClientEnvironment) return;
const $ItemProperties = Java.loadClass('net.minecraft.client.renderer.item.ItemProperties')

$ItemProperties.register(Item.of('kubejs:research_point'), new ResourceLocation('count'), (stack, world, living, seed) => {
    return stack.getCount() / stack.getMaxStackSize()
})

})```

[dusky sonnet]

oh

[harsh parcel]

It is in the block_items creation script at the bottom

[dusky sonnet]

try to move it so that it's the first event in the file

[harsh parcel]

I will try it. It can take some time, it is a rather big modpack

[harsh parcel]

Nope still not working

[dusky sonnet]

I think I see the issue

[harsh parcel]

What is it?

[dusky sonnet]

you're making the items use the model as the their texture

and also in the first item it's invalid

also, you should move them into the item folder so that it's the default

(now they're in .../kubejs/models/, whereas they should be in .../kubejs/models/item/)

[harsh parcel]

So I have to move them and that fixes it?

[dusky sonnet]

and remove that weird .texture(...)

it should fix itself

[harsh parcel]

But I need the .texture because the item id is not the same as the models name because I want to make 5 diffrent ones

[dusky sonnet]

you don't understand

you can't set the items model using texture

they are two different things

[harsh parcel]

Can I do .model() then?

[dusky sonnet]

no

you can do .modelJson(json)

[harsh parcel]

Ok and the json is replaced by the name of the model or the stuff that I put in the model json file?

[dusky sonnet]

2

[harsh parcel]

This will be a mess....

[dusky sonnet]

or just create more models in the models folder

both will work

[harsh parcel]

I will put it in its own js file

[harsh parcel]

Does that code have to be in the same file?

[dusky sonnet]

no

[harsh parcel]

The textures work now, but the count seams to have no effect

[dusky sonnet]

@deep hound your fix doesn't seem to be working

[harsh parcel]

Bruh

[deep hound]

Is the resource location for the item actually kubejs:research_point?

[dusky sonnet]

it's not

event.create('research_point1').texture('kubejs:research_point').color(0, 0x0000FF).displayName('Research point tier 1')
event.create('research_point2').texture('kubejs:models/research_point').color(0, 0xFFFF00).displayName('Research point tier 2')
event.create('research_point3').texture('kubejs:models/research_point').color(0, 0x800080).displayName('Research point tier 3')
event.create('research_point4').texture('kubejs:models/research_point').color(0, 0xf82c00).displayName('Research point tier 4')
event.create('research_point5').texture('kubejs:models/research_point').color(0, 0x00FF00).displayName('Research point tier 5')

[deep hound]

because that method requires you set it for each item individually

[dusky sonnet]

^ a fragment of their script

[deep hound]

Change it to this then

$ItemProperties.registerGeneric(new ResourceLocation('count'), (stack, world, living, seed) => {
        return stack.getCount() / stack.getMaxStackSize()
    })

[harsh parcel]

Doesn't this register it for all items?

Does this lag a lot or take a lot of time?

[deep hound]

I doubt it

[harsh parcel]

        return stack.getCount() / stack.getMaxStackSize()
    })
$ItemProperties.register(Item.of('kubejs:research_point2'), new ResourceLocation('count'), (stack, world, living, seed) => {
        return stack.getCount() / stack.getMaxStackSize()
    })
$ItemProperties.register(Item.of('kubejs:research_point3'), new ResourceLocation('count'), (stack, world, living, seed) => {
        return stack.getCount() / stack.getMaxStackSize()
    })
$ItemProperties.register(Item.of('kubejs:research_point4'), new ResourceLocation('count'), (stack, world, living, seed) => {
        return stack.getCount() / stack.getMaxStackSize()
    })
$ItemProperties.register(Item.of('kubejs:research_point5'), new ResourceLocation('count'), (stack, world, living, seed) => {
        return stack.getCount() / stack.getMaxStackSize()
    })```Can I also just do this? I will only add those 5 items with it

[deep hound]

That works too

[harsh parcel]

Ok thanks

[dusky sonnet]

~~but ⬆️ is shorter ~~

[harsh parcel]

I don't want to take unnecessary loading time or ram usage

[deep hound]

Every item in the game already has at least 3 predicates

[harsh parcel]

That would be a 33% load time increase

...

@deep hound

[deep hound]

What does the model json look like?

and what is the path of your models?

[harsh parcel]

I will just send you my whole kubejs folder if this is ok

[deep hound]

I guess that works

[harsh parcel]

And...?

[dusky sonnet]

be patient

[harsh parcel]

Ok

I will have to leave soon and I would like to fix it befor that

Sorry

[deep hound]

Not completly sure, everything looks right

[harsh parcel]

So... am I screwed?

[deep hound]

oh

You have your models in items but you are referencing /item/

So just rename the kubejs/models/items folder to kubejs/models/item

[harsh parcel]

Thanks a lot