Chris A.
- celarix
- celarix
- Europe/Stockholm
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Changed Description:
When using the Painterly Pack, and having selected pink cherry leaves to replace birch leaves, the leaves appear as an ugly brown in-game, regardless of current biome or selected biome shader.
I have tried it with and without Optifine - the texture remains miscolored regardless of mods.
Changed Description:
First of all, I'd like to thank Th3F4114n0n3 for a lot of help in identifying this problem.
It seems as if birch and spruce leaves are shaded using an internal color not affected by the foliage.png file in resource packs. When these colors are used to shade birch/spruce leaf textures that are already colored, the colors are badly affected in
the finalgame. Modifiying the foliage colormap does not change the birch or spruce leaves.
@Tails: The bug seems to be resolved as of 1.4.5 - pressure plates and commandBlocks work very nicely now.
@Th3: The foliage file is entirely transparent, but the problem also occurs with the default foliage shading.
Hmm, yeah, you're right. The only problem is my foliage file is completely blank - all pixels are #000000 and completely transparent. I guess MC is using the default foliage shader in its place, then? I can try again with another biome shader and see if that changes anything.
That would certainly explain it, but just one more note - none of the leaves texture in the resource pack are greyscale. Anyway, let me try some stuff and thanks for all your help!
Well, dang. Let me see if coloring the whole thing white will work to disable shading... EDIT: Nope. Birch leaves don't even seem to change color when the colormap changes. Jungle leaves respond, but nothing else does. EDIT 2: Yep, birch leaves do not obey foliage.png - replacing the game's own files does not change the birch leaves. I wonder what's shading them, then...
That seems completely correct. I'll go ahead and open a more specific bug report on this issue. Thank you so much for your help!