why this happensssss

[vale nexus]

now im doing a hot dog with other people texture pack and when i enter the game it looks like thiss

[potent ocean]

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[vale nexus]

it's like this

idk if i have to put the texture somewhere

it might be

nonethless idk where to put it

i dont have capitals or whatever

[vale nexus]

wait now i fixed it

but it's now without texture

[spiral flame]

well, your model here is looking for a texture called "texture" directly in the "textures" folder

[vale nexus]

oh

but it's still the same, it doesnt have the texture

i putted it to the assets folder

[pale plover]

is that hot_dog.png texture in assets/minecraft/textures/item?
or assets/minecraft/textures/block?
and does your json file still look like the one you sent earlier?

if so, change "texture" to "item/hot_dog" or "block/hot_dog" depending on where your texture is

[vale nexus]

second one

[pale plover]

in block?
then yea change the json file to use that file location

[vale nexus]

how do i do that

[vale nexus]

where is that

[pale plover]

this

[pale plover]

so instead of
"0": "texture",
"particle": "texture"

change it to
"0": "block/hot_dog",
"particle": "block/hot_dog"

[vale nexus]

oh ok

i have it like that but it's still not showing the texture

[vale nexus]

but how do i change the location

because it might be that

[pale plover]

changing those lines is what I meant by "changing the location"

[vale nexus]

oh

[pale plover]

can you show the first lines of your model file again?

[pale plover]

ok, how does it look in Blockbench?

[vale nexus]

and if i get out of it it looks like this

[pale plover]

interesting
are all your files in a resource pack?

[vale nexus]

do you mean like this?

[pale plover]

yes

what is your hot dog model named here?
cooked beef?

[vale nexus]

yes

[pale plover]

what are the folders with the item names for?

[vale nexus]

they are to replace those with the 3d model

[pale plover]

then what are the files for...?

what I am assuming are the json files

[vale nexus]

it's inside the folder

[pale plover]

hm
the game won't use those models unless the files directly in "models/item" are referencing them somehow

have you been modifying the file named "1"

(in the cooked beef folder)

or the cooked_beef.json

[vale nexus]

like changing it instead of putting it the first time i did the model?

[pale plover]

what?

[vale nexus]

yes

[pale plover]

ok I see
could you send a pic of the beginning of the the cooked_beef.json

I am assuming it's using the item/cooked_beef/1 as a parent then

if it's actually showing up in the game

[vale nexus]

wdym with the beginning of it

[pale plover]

same as the other pic you posted but for the other file

I'm trying to understand how this pack has been organized because it's not following the usual structure

[vale nexus]

well i think, to make it better, i might do it again but with the usual structure because this is getting me crazy

[pale plover]

could you send a zip of the pack? That way I could just check everything without having to keep asking for pics

[vale nexus]

ok

[pale plover]

thanks

ohh I see it's custom model data

[vale nexus]

yeas

[pale plover]

ok now this makes more sense

alright so that all looks good
could you show your texture location?

[vale nexus]

it's in the assets folder with all the blocks

assets/minecraft/textures/block

there

[pale plover]

you only sent one file in that zip

[vale nexus]

wait

[pale plover]

that was not the full pack

[vale nexus]

this is the texture of it

[pale plover]

yea everything seems good in theory
but there must be something off
hm

!faq output log

[potent ocean]

FAQ

Java: Output Log

The output log will show you errors related to resource packs in Minecraft: Java Edition. Here is how you can enable it.
(PS: Optifine likes to hide vanilla errors/warnings for some weird reason, so always load the game up without it if you don't need it for your pack to work!)
If you don't understand the errors/warnings feel free to show and ask about them (in a help channel).

[pale plover]

also sorry, but I gtg for a bit
ping me if you have more questions and I will respond when I get back

[vale nexus]

it's ok

i might not be when you are on because in spain it's 1 am

[lyric wasp]

is this fixed?

[vale nexus]

still no

[spiral flame]

Once you have time showing the errors/warnings it throws will help us help you.

[vale nexus]

bro im stupid or something cuz now im doing a wand and I made my own texture, painting it, then I save the texture on the sub folder (the assets folder with all the blocks) and when I enter the game it looks like this: Idk why this happens every time im trying to do another item

there was the parent thing on the txt editor and i deleted it but it's still not showing

I have it in here

[spiral flame]

Custom textures need to be saved into your own pack, not in a copy of the default assets

[vale nexus]

so i need to put it inside the folder i have the model

[spiral flame]

No

Still needs to be within textures/item or textures/block inside your own pack

[vale nexus]

but where do I need to put the texture

[spiral flame]

Based on what it says in your model in textures/block inside your pack

[vale nexus]

where do I see that, like now I change the location to the folder that I have the model

[vale nexus]

and do i need to delete the parent?

[spiral flame]

yes

!faq java-parent

[potent ocean]

FAQ

Java: Parent

Explanation: A parent is an optional reference to another model file. If it is specified your model will inherit information from the parent file (textures, elements, display settings, etc.) if that information isn't already specified in your own model.

Changing/setting a parent: Go to File > Project... and put a model reference into the parent field. Model references always start inside the "models" folder (so example/custom will look for assest/minecraft/models/example/custom.json)

Common mistakes:
-Do not force yourself to specify a parent if you don't need it. A model can work just fine without one. A reference to a non-existent parent file will cause your model to be an error block!
-Do not use item/generated and item/handheld in combination with a custom made model. (The game would try to generate a model based on your texture with those parents, and then gets confused with your custom cubes/elements you added to the model).
_ Feel free to use them to generate models from textures though (just like in the vanilla files)._

[spiral flame]

-Do not force yourself to specify a parent if you don't need it. A model can work just fine without one. A reference to a non-existent parent file will cause your model to be an error block!

[spiral flame]

no
that texture path in your model will always have the game start looking within the textures folder of your pack. NEVER in your models folder.
So if your model says "diamond_shovel/mango" it will look for
assets/minecraft/textures/diamond_shovel/mango.png
(in all equipped packs, hence why default textures don't need to be in your own pack for example)

and as of 1.19.3 textures either

• need to be anywhere within textures/item or textures/block (and ofc still correctly referenced in the model) or
• be in a custom subfolder of the "textures" folder, and specify that subfolder in a blocks.json inside assets/minecraft/atlases

[vale nexus]

in the last one your telling to copy the textures folder and put it into "atlases" folder and...

[spiral flame]

no

I'm saying that if you are in 1.19.3 or newer and are using any subfolders inside "textures" that are neither "item" nor "block" you need to specify that fact in a file called "blocks.json". And blocks.json needs to be in assets/minecraft/atlases.

[vale nexus]

does 1.19.2 counts?

[spiral flame]

1.19.2 can still use custom subfolders without needing to specify it in an extra file

[vale nexus]

ok

[vale nexus]

I don't have the atlases folder

[spiral flame]

1.19.2 had no atlases folder yet

[vale nexus]

ooo

but if I change the texture to "block" in-game I still can't see it

"So if your model says "diamond_shovel/mango" it will look for assets/minecraft/textures/diamond_shovel/mango.png" Then here it will look for a folder named diamond_shovel and in that folder needs to have that texture?

[spiral flame]

yes

[vale nexus]

now i changed every thing from diamond_shovel to torch because that's what i putted the first time I made it and now it says block/mango and i putted the texture there and IT'S STILL NOT WORKINGG 😭

[spiral flame]

so your model says "0": "block/mango" and your texture is in assets/minecraft/textures/block/mango.png inside your pack?

[vale nexus]

yes

[vale nexus]

but wdym inside my pack? like the folders assets/minecraft/textures/block I have it in this folder that's in my desktop

[spiral flame]

but wdym inside my pack?
inside your pack means inside your pack

if the texture is neither in YOUR pack nor a part of the base game how is the game supposed to load the texture?

[vale nexus]

the texture is in the assets folder, then inside the block folder where there's all the textures of the game

and in my pack I just have these and the models

[spiral flame]

custom textures need to be IN YOUR OWN PACK

not in the copy of the default assets

EnzafioOo/assets/minecraft/textures/block/mango.png

[vale nexus]

ohhhhhhhhhh

YESSSSSSSSS

FINALLY