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Topic category: Help with Minecraft modding (Java Edition)
I don't know how to make it so i can see thorugh my block like it is glass. The parts that are supose to be see-through are black. Can anyone help?
Topic category: Help with Minecraft modding (Java Edition)
I don't know how to make it so i can see thorugh my block like it is glass. The parts that are supose to be see-through are black. Can anyone help?
in the hot bar the items apear see through like they are supose to
Sorry! I don't know how to do that but please can you tell me how to start making a mod in m creator. Just reply in the lucky block help! topic.
To make your block transparent/transulcent (that means see through) go to the screen that has your block textures (the one with six texture squares) There should be a selection off to the side that says "Transparency". Click on it and set it to Cutout. Cutout cuts the black from your block so it is transparent. Translucent makes it transparent with color.
Hope this helped. :D If you have further questions, just ask.
THX
@#2 Erik, to start a mod in the creator, go to the tabs at the top of the page and click workspace. It is selfexplanitory from there but if you have anymore questions, just ask!
@#2 Erik, to start a mod in the creator, go to the tabs at the top of the page and click workspace. It is selfexplanitory from there but if you have anymore questions, just ask!
If you want, you can also make a block that is half-transparent. Add the translucent transparency and edit the opacity of the block
ok thx
@#2.1 @#2.1 Thank you!
You can set the transparency type to solid and check the box underneath saying "Check this if your block has transparent parts"
There is Video coming up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyFQEvFtmpQ
It will show you Glass
Go to the transparency and then select "mapped_cutout". Now you also need to check the box "check if this block has transparent parts". After that, you need to go to the "Properties" section. When you are there you need to change light opacity to 0. It should work right after this.
Also, note that none of these settings will do anything if your texture doesn't have semitransparent pixels. Use the alpha channel. (I mention this because, in older versions of minecraft, transparency worked differently. I had all my settings right and the background was still opaque no matter what I tried to use as the "transparent color," before I looked it up and discovered that modern minecraft uses transparent PNGs.)