The new item models for bee nest and hives use the block/orientable_with_bottom parent with assigned textures rather than just applying the block/bee_nest_{state} and block/beehive_{state} parents like every other block item
this means that if you remodel the nest/hive blocks, the item model will require to be remodeled seperately
the item models affected:
item/beehive_empty.json
item/beehive_honey.json
item/bee_nest_empty.json
item/bee_nest_honey.json
issue presented using item/beehive_empty.json as an example:
[beehive_empty.json] current beehive item model -incorrect:
{
"parent": "minecraft:block/orientable_with_bottom",
"textures": {
"bottom": "minecraft:block/beehive_end",
"front": "minecraft:block/beehive_front",
"particle": "minecraft:block/beehive_side",
"side": "minecraft:block/beehive_side",
"top": "minecraft:block/beehive_end"
}
}
[beehive_empty.json] fixed hive item model:
{
"parent": "minecraft:block/beehive_empty"
}
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by comparing the models listed that are found in models/item/ or using any pack that changes the model of the beehive block, and seeing how item will be weird
I can make a pack like that if thats needed
attached a test pack, if you look inside it, you can see I only changed the block models, if the items were correct the items would reflect that change, yet the items are completly unaffected by the block model changes
How can I see this for myself? What steps do I need to take to reproduce this