MC-19187Texture Ender assigns wrong names to Cooked and Normal Potato
When you use the Texture Ender on a normal Texture Pack, it assigns a normal potato "cooked_potato" and a Cooked Potato "potato".
What I expected to happen:
It would assign the names right.
What really happened:
It assigned the wrong names to the normal Potato and the Cooked Potato.
How to reproduce:
Use Texture Ender on a "unstitched" Texture Pack.
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Texture Ender assigns wrong names to Cooked and Normal Potato
When you use the Texture Ender on a normal Texture Pack, it assigns a normal potato "cooked_potato" and a Cooked Potato "potato".
When you use the Texture Ender on a normal Texture Pack, it assigns a normal potato "cooked_potato" and a Cooked Potato "potato".
* What I expected to happen: *
It would assign the names right.* What really happened: *
It assigned the wrong names to the normal Potato and the Cooked Potato.* How to reproduce: *
Use Texture Ender on a "unstitched" Texture Pack.
When you use the Texture Ender on a normal Texture Pack, it assigns a normal potato "cooked_potato" and a Cooked Potato "potato".
*What I expected to happen:*
It would assign the names right.*What really happened:*
It assigned the wrong names to the normal Potato and the Cooked Potato.*How to reproduce:*
Use Texture Ender on a "unstitched" Texture Pack.
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This is because its still a beta program (technically). Its going to have bugs... when I ran texturender.jar it named mine correctly... Make sure when you run it you don't have any other java enabled program running (i.e. a webpage) as java can cross talk when being used the way the texturender is being used with java. also make sure your java is completely up to date