The top of the net is the top and the bottom in the bottom.
Nets are a 2D figure that can be folded up to make a 3D object! What you’re seeing right now is a cube’s net. This is where we place our textures let me give you a quick lesson on nets.Once you have done that you can click “OK” since Block is already selected.
#Mcreator gui tutorial mod#
Now type in your mod name, this won’t matter but it’s better to name it something that relates to the block that you will be making.We don’t have to do that! MCreator does that automatically for us all we have to do is to tell it what to do, so let’s start! First exit out of the “Add texture” and now go into the “New Mod”. Sweet your done with that part! Your one step closer to a block mod, but we’ve only made the textures for it now let’s get into the nitty-gritty coding! Just kidding.
Click “Block” and name your awesome block something that you can remember. Now that you have made you epic block image that covers all 16 pixels you will click the “Use” button to the right of the “Exit” button.If you don’t want to use these textures or want to insert some of your own you can click the “Load Image…” button to select your 16×16 image from Photoshop, Gimp, etc. The slider to the right of the color selector is the rotation. This is the creative part! The yellow folder allows you to pick out textures and the three dots allow you to change the color. We will now click the button that says “add texture”.If you hover over near either side you will see new buttons pop up for this tutorial we will need to hover our mice to the left side Of course there’s the donation and social media buttons. On the right side we can see that there is 6 buttons below that is the version data to the right there is an area for a screen shot. First we want to take a second to get a grasp on our surroundings and the GUI (Graphical User Interface). I’m going to assume that most of you have no idea what you’re doing so in this tutorial I’ll take it slow.
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