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Please read the | Please read about the {{ll|Modding:Asset System|nsp=1}} first, if you haven't done it already. This tutorial should introduce you into the basic of adding a block to the game using JSON files. If you want to add a block with functionality you should check out the tutorial for [[Advanced Blocks]]. There is a full list of all properties which can be defined inside the json file [[Block Json Properties|here]]. | ||
= A Simple Block = | = A Simple Block = | ||
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So first of all we need some new textures again: [[File:Myirontexture.png]] [[File:Myirontexture1.png]] [[File:Myirontexture2.png]] [[File:Myirontexture3.png]] | So first of all we need some new textures again: [[File:Myirontexture.png]] [[File:Myirontexture1.png]] [[File:Myirontexture2.png]] [[File:Myirontexture3.png]] | ||
Now we need to change a few things in our json file. We can add all kinds of different groups, but for now we keep it simple. We are adding group called <code>type</code>, with the states <code>gold</code> and <code>iron</code>. You can use any group code you want. | Now we need to change a few things in our json file. We can add all kinds of different groups, but for now we keep it simple. We are adding a [[Modding:Registry_Object_JSON_Parsing|variant group]] called <code>type</code>, with the states <code>gold</code> and <code>iron</code>. You can use any group code you want. | ||
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"variantgroups": [ | "variantgroups": [ | ||
