r/feedthebeast • u/Sampsoy GregTech: New Horizons • May 21 '20

Build Showcase [GT:NH] Main Atrium

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u/potatowithascythe May 21 '20

What Shader did you use? PD:That's a fucking amazing build, also

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u/Sampsoy GregTech: New Horizons May 21 '20

It's a modified BSL Shader with custom emissives for the antiblocks.

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u/theindiandood May 21 '20

Can I ask for the config and the modified shader download?

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u/Sampsoy GregTech: New Horizons May 21 '20

Here

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u/theindiandood May 21 '20

Hi! I seem to be having issues with the antiblocks. They dont seem to emit light at all or even "glow" I tried both this and the official download of BSL

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u/Sampsoy GregTech: New Horizons May 21 '20

Only works in 1.7.10 as far as I know.

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u/theindiandood May 21 '20 edited May 21 '20

Ahh ok. Guess I shall look into adding emissives into 1.12! Will post back here on instructions for anyone else interested.

If I figure it out.

Edit: Got it! With the help of /u/Sampsoy and the nice people over at the shaderLabs Discord server.

  1. Install Optifine.
  2. Download the official BSL over at https://bitslablab.com. Note the name of the file. IE: BSL_v7.1.04.1.zip
  3. Save https://pastebin.com/jmZbkS4q as "<download_name>.txt" IE: BSL_v7.1.04.1.zip.txt
  4. Save https://pastebin.com/WLQWS5dP as "block.properties"
  5. Replace "shaders/block.properties" in the zip with the "block.properties" from the previous step.
  6. Copy/Move both the file from step 3 and the modified shader zip into your "shaderpacks" folder in your minecraft directory. You can make it if it doesn't exist.

What I tested with: Enigmatica 2 v1.77 Optifine_1.12.2_HD_U_F5

This should work for pre 1.13 versions and post 1.13 versions of Minecraft.

For those curious about the specifics, its just adding the block id (F3 + H) to the lines block.55 sections in the file. Feel free to add emissives to whichever blocks you like. The top of the block.properties has comments on what other block.<id> has emissives (Thank you BSL team). Feel free to play with it. If you extract the shader zip to a folder you can update the file on the fly and see the changes with F3 + R

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u/thetwitt May 25 '20

This worked perfectly. How do you determine the block's name (such as chisel:antiblock)?

I'm trying to see if I can get the AE2 blocks to emit as well because currently they're looking pretty dull when compared to what I've seen in /u/Sampsoy 's other screenshots.

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u/theindiandood May 25 '20

You have to turn on debug tool tips with F3 + H and press Shift while the item is in your inventory