when i put the block in minecraft, it's textures are completely broken meanwhile in blockbench everything seems fine. no idea what went wrong, can someone tell me? It's in box-UV btw.
#my custom geometry block's texture is broken for some reason
tame path
and now for no reason blockbench opens it as an bedrock entity even though i made it as a block in the first place :/
jolly hatch
and now for no reason blockbench opens it as an bedrock entity even though i mad...
you can give me your geo and texture files so that I can test and help you further
jolly hatch
The Problem (simple)
Your block had holes in-game because:
Minecraft Bedrock did not accept your UVs
Some cube faces were not clearly defined
Result:
- Blockbench → looks fine
- In-game → some faces are invisible ❌
Why did it still work in Blockbench?
Blockbench is forgiving:
- It shows faces even if UVs are wrong
- It guesses the texture
Minecraft Bedrock is strict:
- No proper UV = no face
- Not explicitly defined = invisible
The main mistake
You were using:
"uv": [0, 0]
This means:
“Minecraft, figure out the texture placement by yourself”
Bad idea in Bedrock
Some faces end up with no texture at all
The solution (very simple)
Per-Face UV
Instead of one UV for the whole cube:
- 1 UV per face
- north, south, east, west, up, down
Example:
"north": { "uv": [8, 8], "uv_size": [4, 5] }
This clearly tells Minecraft:
- which face
- where to start in the texture
- how big the texture area is
Minecraft loves this ✔
What to remember
Before
1 cube
→ 1 global UV
→ Minecraft gets confused
→ holes
After
1 cube
→ 6 faces
→ 6 explicit UVs
→ no holes
Golden rule for Bedrock
If it works in Blockbench but not in-game → UV problem
Always use Per-Face UV for custom models
In one sentence
Every face must explicitly know which part of the texture it uses, otherwise Minecraft removes it.
@tame path
If you need anything else, let me know ^^
tame path
holy ai
jolly hatch
What, how’s that? I just asked the AI to explain it to you because me and English makes two
