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This is a useful method since both "metal" and "wood" can be assigned to multiple cubes within the shape JSON. | This is a useful method since both "metal" and "wood" can be assigned to multiple cubes within the shape JSON. | ||
If you decide for some reason you want a variant of an item to not be rendered using a JSON shape you can use the "voxelizeTexture property when defining a shape. Lets take a look at what the redmeat JSON does: | |||
<syntaxhighlight lang="json"> | |||
shapebytype: { | |||
"redmeat-vintage": { base: "item/empty", voxelizeTexture: true }, | |||
"*": { base: "item/food/meat/red" }, | |||
}, | |||
texturesbytype: { | |||
"redmeat-raw": { | |||
"meat": {base: "item/food/meat/raw" } | |||
}, | |||
"redmeat-cooked": { | |||
"meat": {base: "item/food/meat/cooked" } | |||
}, | |||
"redmeat-cured": { | |||
"meat": {base: "item/food/meat/cured" } | |||
}, | |||
"redmeat-vintage": { | |||
"item/empty": { base: "item/food/meat/vintage" } | |||
} | |||
}, | |||
</syntaxhighlight> | |||
We can see here that only the "vintage" variant will be rendered as a regular voxelized item texture, while the rest will use the redmeat shape and apply their texture to it. | |||
== Texturing a Block == | == Texturing a Block == | ||
