Textures by Ores,Oreblock,emerald and Diamond have placeholder texture

Emerald_ore.png show the Emerlad_ore.mcmeta help me D:

Two things:
1) Does it work without the further specifications (I.E, will the animation work without designating how quickly the frames move?) It might be an issue with that.
2) Can you show us the actual images? There might be a mistake with the frames themselves.

i can you send my texture pack and you can convert the texturepack then you can see

@Madison Borzan
Your first post... "what is immidiatly,immidiate and recomplile".... immidiatly and immidiate as in directly after, recompile is a term for unpacking and re-packaging the files components. (be aware I am not an english teacher and I may have completely butchered the actual spelling of those words).

Your second post... if you recompiled it and it did this then something went wrong with your running the Texturender.jar either the first time or the second. You'll definitely have to re-run it.

your third post... if you can attach it to this bug report, I'll see what I can do

@Neospector
First question, the "Frametime: 32," in my image, I have yet to find a use as I've set this arbritraily and it doesn't seem to affect anything, although if I remove it, the animation fails and I either get a static texture or the purple and black box textures issue.

Second Question, It checks your smallest factor in the image for the resolution (i.e. 32x160 will make your frames 32x32 each) and in this it doesn't care if your frames are scewed... it'll still attempt to render the animation, even if it means that your image throughout the animation seems cut cut or lop sided

At the same time... looking at the image you attached... if thats supposed to be mcmeta file, it is not writen correctly so your animation will fail

you must have "frametime" in it or it'll becomes purple and black textures (see above post inresponse to Neospector)

(tallgrass.zip attached file)
This is a proper animated texture format (both image and mcmeta).
Use Notepad++ to edit or view the mcmeta as it'll look nicer to the eye.

If any information is missing from your mcmeta file thats in mine, then your related animated texture will turn purple and black

what make the frametime ?

just make it the total amount of time your animation needs to complete... I stated before though that it doesn't seem to really affect much either way and can be tweaked a needed.

I have an animation that ocurrs once every 5 minutes and lasts 3 seconds. Whether I set it to 32 or 10000 it doesn't seem to make a difference

Basically just cut and paste the text from my mcmeta file in the zip folder and past it into yours, then adjust how many frames and there time to what you need/have in your texture.
adding:
{"index": x, "time": y},
where x is the frame you need (starting with 0) and y is its time

that all go not 😞

If you can get it so I can download the texture pack I'll dowload it and run it and see if I have any issue.

Also put your animated textures and there mcmeta files into a zip file and attached it to this report... let me take a look at them and see if I see something.

Th3F4114n0n3: It really doesn't work? Huh. That might be because I was working with such huge files (it wasn't my pack to begin with, I was just adding sound to it, the images are a little over 2000 frames long).
But, yes, it would be useful to have the pack in question.

you are must conerted the texture pack
Link:http://www.mediafire.com/download/wd9s1o1n0u6dj7d/DefaultAnimation_for_1.5.2.zip