Closed MrPowerGamerBR closed 7 years ago
However I didn't check if this issue also happens in the mineskin.org website, so maybe that's an MineSkin website issue or if it is an issue in the Java API.
I wasn't even aware that there's supposed to be a model: slim
part in the JSON(?)
I'll look into it though.
Okay, just checked it via mineskin.org and there is a model
metadata when generated on the website.
@InventivetalentDev I don't know if you changed something on your end (or maybe it was something that I changed) but it seems the issue was fixed.
I didn't change anything directly related to that, but I think it was fixed due to a change I made to the duplicate checking. You probably just happened to generate a skin that already existed with a different model.
@InventivetalentDev then I guess that change fixed it, I tried generating the skin again and it worked, I will test more about this, if it is really fixed, then I close this issue.
@InventivetalentDev yeah, after a few days testing this, it seems it was fixed, thanks!
(Maybe I'm doing something wrong but...)
I tried generating a skin with Model.SLIM but it doesn't work, it always generates it using Model.DEFAULT.
Output:
Base64 decoded
As you can see there isn't {"model":"slim"} in the decoded JSON.