Open Epb7304 opened 9 months ago
Can you please tell me which items do use the barrier textures? I have tested a consume task, with fluids as source and yes there coloring is odd, but that is intentional. Therefor the water and lava (first 2 entries) of your quest are correct
wait so the fluids are supposed to be solid colored textures? In jei it shows the correct textures
in previous Minecraft modpacks that used an earlier version of this mod (Agrarian skies) it shows correctly
also worth noting that a few mods that I also have installed add liquids themselves they all show various solid colors, and not the textures they should have, they also modify other fluid textures in the book, so water appears jet black
Yes the single color is currently intended. In a previous version, the fluid was rendered correctly, but one of the many mc/forge updated, changed the fluid rendering and to simplify the porting someone just used a single color for representation. This can be changed back to fluid rendering.
Ah, I'm guessing that was probably around 1.13 since it had a lot of back-end changes. Well I'll edit the title to reflect that it is now a request
by the way, this is what it looks like when you have ~10 mods that add various fluids. it becomes confusing very quickly Description: from top left to bottom right
The latexs are different mods (thermal and industrial foregoing) The honey are different mods as well (cofh_core and productive bees)
This is without any mods that add a ton of liquids link tinkers
Issue: fluids are displaying solid color textures
Change proposed: change back to old fluid rendering
OLD POST CONTENT:
This happens to modded fluids as well.
Specs: Minecraft version: 1.20.1 mod version: HQM-1.20.1-5.16.0-forge architectury version: architectury-9.1.12-forge forge version: NeoForge 47.1.100 operating system: Windows 10 Windows OS build: 19045.4046
no other mods were installed at the time, however, the issue persists with other mods installed.
Reproducibility: step 1: download mods and run Minecraft NeoForge using the specs given above. step 2: create a world, enable questing and editing, and give yourself a book step 3: create a set and quest, then attempt to change the icon of that quest to a fluid (not a bucket)