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TIS-100 inspired low-tech computing in Minecraft.
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Sodium mod with either 1.19.2/1.19.3 tis-3d causes display module placed on casing to become transparent #1567 #171

Closed ComputerJock closed 1 year ago

ComputerJock commented 1 year ago

Placing a display module on a casing causes both to become transparent. This happens for both 1.19.2 and 1.19.3 TIS-3D when the Sodium mod is also enabled.

sodium-fabric-mc1.19.2-0.4.4+build.18.jar tis3d-MC1.19.2-fabric-1.7.1+b86ec05.jar

The Sodium mod has a million options so perhaps one of them affects this bug.

Reproduction Steps Run either tis-3d versions for 1.19.2 or 1.19.3 with the sodium mod enabled. Place a display module on a casing block.

Java version Java 17 as shipped by Mojang

CPU Intel core i7

GPU AMD Radeon HD 6900 Series

Additional information I ran with only tis-3d & enabled/disabled sodium I also ran with the entire suite of mods I use and enabled/disabled sodium

With sodium No sodium

Shazuli commented 1 year ago

I might add installing Indium, which is required for a lot of mods' special rendering, causes a crash.

fnuecke commented 1 year ago

From what I can tell, Sodium completely replaces Minecrafts regular chunk rendering pipeline. Which also means they disable Fabric's custom model baking hooks (i.e. the FabricBakedModel interface). And they don't re-implement them in their pipeline. So they call into a custom baked model using the regular BakedMode.getQuads method, instead of Fabric's FabricBakedModel.emitBlockQuads. Which cannot work (model needs the extra context provided by the Fabric version).

Guess I'll disable custom baked models (and with them the facade module) when Sodium is present.