#Textures for models

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dire ginkgo
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Using pre made textures is usually not a great idea. Best to try and make your own and practice texturing

trail stump
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Alright

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another question

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do you know how to make a specific block emit light?

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ive tried using 2 textures, one that is emissive and one that isnt, but i cant use them both it applies one or the other

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and i only want one block to emit light

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im trying to give my model glowing eyes that kinda emit a light

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if thats just a lot of complicated stuff then how would i just make the eyes appear to glow?

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Im working on a big project by myself so i have to look up and research so much stuff at once XD

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I just started a week ago and im trying to make a boss fight

dire ginkgo
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If you want a block emit light you can check out the .luminance() property

trail stump
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oh wheres that?

dire ginkgo
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You add it when you register your block

trail stump
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ummmmm

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oof

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is it okay if i ask what registering my block is..?

dire ginkgo
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Have you ever made a mod before?

trail stump
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sorry im really new

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nope never

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help ;-;

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lol

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im gonna tackle one thing at a time

dire ginkgo
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Have you ever tried adding blocks or items to begin with?

trail stump
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yeah

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it didnt work

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but i tried it

dire ginkgo
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What about it did not work?

trail stump
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uh well.. i guess ive never done items or blocks yet ive only done mobs

dire ginkgo
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Then why did you say you did do them before?

trail stump
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cuz I figured it'd be the same

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it was an accident

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sorry

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is adding items easier?

dire ginkgo
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Yeah - read the docs according to what mod API you are using (Forge or Fabric)

trail stump
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holy moly ive got so much to learn

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im making stuff with minecraft entity wizard rn T^T

dire ginkgo
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... That's Bedrock, not Java

trail stump
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ik

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i figured that out when i made this post

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er

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after

dire ginkgo
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So like, that's literally a totally separate realm

trail stump
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and i realized i have to make a mod for that

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so im trying to figure it all out

dire ginkgo
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The first thing you need to figure out is your platform - Bedrock or Java

trail stump
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it will be Java, thats what im working towards

dire ginkgo
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Do you know Java?

trail stump
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what does that question mean

dire ginkgo
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Do you know the programming language Java

trail stump
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alr i think im good on asking for help i hate myself rn

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thanks for trying

dire ginkgo
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We have tons of resources for new modders, but if you have that attitude toward learning then sorry, you'll never be able to do it

trail stump
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yeah im gonna learn by myself

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cyas

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i just feel like im bothering you for some reason haha

trail stump
dire ginkgo
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Yeah you probably won't. Why? Not because you're incapable. You're more than capable, as everybody else is. But, you don't have a good learning attitude from what I can see. I can show you some resources that can get you running, but only if you change your learning attitude.

trail stump
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thats

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fair

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alr

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sorry

dire ginkgo
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!faq learnjava

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# dire ginkgo !faq learnjava

(Result for "learn-java")
To start modding Minecraft, it's strongly recommended to know Java.
Minecraft, and many mods, use more advanced Java concepts like lambdas, generics and polymorphism.
If you don't know all of these concepts, you may have some difficulties modding.

Here are some online resources that will help learning Java:

JetBrains Academy (free online course): https://www.jetbrains.com/academy/
Codeacademy (free online course): https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-java
University of Helsinki (free online course): https://java-programming.mooc.fi/
Basic Java Tutorials: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
Intorduction to Programming using Java by David J. Eck (free online textbook): http://math.hws.edu/javanotes/

trail stump
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thank you

dire ginkgo
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You will need this step first - at least the basics - before you try modding

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!faq javamodding

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# dire ginkgo !faq javamodding

(Result for "java-modding")
How to make Minecraft Java Edition mods:
Step 1: Learn how to program java, you should at least know the basics or know another programming language.
You can use !faq learn-java to get a list of java tutorials.
Step 2: Choose whether you want to use Fabric or Forge & follow the according tutorials.
Forge (community docs): https://forge.gemwire.uk/wiki/Main_Page
Forge (official docs): https://mcforge.readthedocs.io/
Fabric (official docs): https://fabricmc.net/wiki/start

dire ginkgo
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After you learn some Java it gets way easier

trail stump
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I will get back to you later then

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if i need anything