I have been creating 3D textures for a resource pack I was making and I was trialing a 3D model. I saved one version and it worked. I did more work to the model and made it larger and then added it as a different texture to see the difference between the two. but this 3d model didn't work. It just showed the purple and black square, missing texture. I don't understand at all why this happened!
In minecraft screenshot shows the previous model that works and the unrendered texture. The other image is what the unrendered texture should look like.
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Most probably this is a bug in your 3rd party editor.
After reloading the resource pack:
Please attach the complete output of the "Game Output (Your Minecraft name) " which can be found on the fourth tab of the launcher to this ticket.
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This is the game Output. It says something about boundaries? Although I have seen 3d models that were huge (10x10 minecraft blocks tall/wide, eg. House model) and mine isn't that big. If this is the case is there an easy fix or what should I do about it?
Anyway here is the Output.
[22:12:13] [Client thread/WARN]: Unable to load block model: 'minecraft:block/carpet_pink' for variant: 'minecraft:pink_carpet#normal'
com.google.gson.JsonParseException: 'to' specifier exceeds the allowed boundaries: Vector3f[23.2, 32.8, 26.0]
[22:12:13] [Client thread/WARN]: Unable to load block model: 'minecraft:block/carpet_orange' for variant: 'minecraft:orange_carpet#normal'
com.google.gson.JsonParseException: 'to' specifier exceeds the allowed boundaries: Vector3f[23.2, 32.8, 26.0]
[22:12:13] [Client thread/WARN]: Unable to load block model: 'minecraft:block/carpet_purple' for variant: 'minecraft:purple_carpet#normal'
com.google.gson.JsonParseException: 'to' specifier exceeds the allowed boundaries: Vector3f[23.2, 32.8, 26.0]
[22:12:15] [Client thread/WARN]: In parent chain: minecraft:item/purple_carpet -> minecraft:block/carpet_purple; unable to load model: 'minecraft:block/carpet_purple'
com.google.gson.JsonParseException: 'to' specifier exceeds the allowed boundaries: Vector3f[23.2, 32.8, 26.0]
[22:12:15] [Client thread/WARN]: In parent chain: minecraft:item/pink_carpet -> minecraft:block/carpet_pink; unable to load model: 'minecraft:block/carpet_pink'
com.google.gson.JsonParseException: 'to' specifier exceeds the allowed boundaries: Vector3f[23.2, 32.8, 26.0]
[22:12:15] [Client thread/WARN]: In parent chain: minecraft:item/orange_carpet -> minecraft:block/carpet_orange; unable to load model: 'minecraft:block/carpet_orange'
com.google.gson.JsonParseException: 'to' specifier exceeds the allowed boundaries: Vector3f[23.2, 32.8, 26.0]
[22:12:15] [Client thread/WARN]: Missing model for: minecraft:orange_carpet#normal
[22:12:15] [Client thread/WARN]: Missing model for: minecraft:pink_carpet#normal
[22:12:15] [Client thread/WARN]: Missing model for: minecraft:purple_carpet#normal
[22:12:18] [Client thread/WARN]: Missing model for: minecraft:pink_carpet#normal
[22:12:18] [Client thread/WARN]: No weighted models for: minecraft:pink_carpet#normal
[22:12:18] [Client thread/WARN]: Missing model for: minecraft:orange_carpet#normal
[22:12:18] [Client thread/WARN]: No weighted models for: minecraft:orange_carpet#normal
[22:12:18] [Client thread/WARN]: Missing model for: minecraft:purple_carpet#normal
[22:12:18] [Client thread/WARN]: No weighted models for: minecraft:purple_carpet#normal
[22:12:18] [Client thread/WARN]: Missing model for: minecraft:item/purple_carpet
[22:12:18] [Client thread/WARN]: Missing model for: minecraft:item/pink_carpet
[22:12:18] [Client thread/WARN]: Missing model for: minecraft:item/orange_carpetThis is intended:
http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Model
elements: Contains all the elements of the model. they can only have cubic forms. Cannot be set along side "parent".
An element
from: Start point of a cube according to the scheme [x, y, z]. Values must be between -16 and 32.
to: Stop point of a cube according to the scheme [x, y, z]. Values must be between -16 and 32.
Okay I changed the location of the model and it seemed to work. The message about boundaries and the -16 32 to and from stuff didn't appear in the game output. I thought it would finally work but the model went weird and displaced. What is it doing now and how do I fix this!?
http://imgur.com/mARlQc7
(my argument still stands about model boundaries, since I have seen much larger models than the one I made) Video example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvwvDNU89fw
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