Issue type:
Short description:
Blocks that are partially transparent, such as stained glass, are not rendered with partial transparency, their icons are completely opaque.
Steps to reproduce the problem:
- Run the
/iconexporter export command, no configuration is needed.
- Find an icon for a semi-transparent block, such as
minecraft__green_stained_glass.png, in the icon-exports-x32 folder (or other folder for other resolutions).
- Open the file in a image viewer or editor that supports transparency (preferably with something like a checkerboard background enabled).
Expected behaviour:
The image must be partially transparent, like it is in Minecraft itself. This can be noticed if picking a semi-transparent block from the inventory and dragging it around the screen. Under the default resource pack, the hotbar has a translucent background as well, so turning the camera around while such a block is in the hotbar also affects the block’s on-screen appearance. Obviously, the regular inventory slot’s background does that too.
Sites such as the Minecraft Wiki, the FTB Wiki, and the Official Aether Project Wiki display inventory icons in a similar fashion to the game (often using the solid gray background) and thus expect icons to be semi-transparent (example). This means that fixing the issue would greatly improve the mod’s usefulness for such projects, especially mod wikis.
Versions:
- This mod: 1.2.5
- Minecraft: 1.20.1
- Forge: 47.2.20
Log file:
Not a crash.
Issue type:
Short description:
Blocks that are partially transparent, such as stained glass, are not rendered with partial transparency, their icons are completely opaque.
Steps to reproduce the problem:
/iconexporter exportcommand, no configuration is needed.minecraft__green_stained_glass.png, in theicon-exports-x32folder (or other folder for other resolutions).Expected behaviour:
The image must be partially transparent, like it is in Minecraft itself. This can be noticed if picking a semi-transparent block from the inventory and dragging it around the screen. Under the default resource pack, the hotbar has a translucent background as well, so turning the camera around while such a block is in the hotbar also affects the block’s on-screen appearance. Obviously, the regular inventory slot’s background does that too.
Sites such as the Minecraft Wiki, the FTB Wiki, and the Official Aether Project Wiki display inventory icons in a similar fashion to the game (often using the solid gray background) and thus expect icons to be semi-transparent (example). This means that fixing the issue would greatly improve the mod’s usefulness for such projects, especially mod wikis.
Versions:
Log file:
Not a crash.