Sure, that'd work too, might look weird with non-block textures, but gives you the ultimate in "interior design" regarding chests.
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Not all textures are perfectly square, like leaves (on fancy), beacons, so you'll get transparent mess on your chest texture
why not instead have the user craft a wood specific chest by using the 8 logs > 4 chests recipe?
that way you can keep the original vanilla chest recipe that could use any type of wooden plank, and you can get wood specific chests by using the logs recipe.
Yep, that would work too.
With dynamic layered textures, there would only need to be two textures for the mod itself. The "detail" such as edges/trim/lock for both single and double size chest.
I think Gany's does this. I ran into exactly this by accident, the other day, when a chest I made out of oak wood did not pair with the bonus chest I started with.
this would perhaps also be a nice way of having several 1 block chests next to eachother instead of having to tripwire hook every other chest
To the people talking at chests.
This kinda looks like what you are talking about.
http://www.curse.com/mc-mods/minecraft/226210-enhanced-inventories
This kinda looks like what you are talking about.
http://www.curse.com/mc-mods/minecraft/226210-enhanced-inventories
Both are close, but both are limited in that the textures are not dynamic. Textures come with the mods, and not from the resource pack being used.
You have to have 30 levels to unlock but when you enchant an item or book only 3 levels for max level is consumed along with some lapis.
So it's fixed in a way
Chickenbones' Wireless Redstone mod is great, but sometimes I can't quite get a Receiver to the block I need. (This is mostly an issue with elaborate piston contraptions.) So I was thinking, it would be great if there was a way to teleport a redstone signal to a specific block at a specific co-ordinate without needing to put a receiver there. For balance purposes, the transmitter would need some kind of energy input to keep the signal sustained, like 1 RF/t while the signal is active or something like that.
Or you can just whack together the textures you want and insert them into the .jar file. SanAndreasP won't mind; I know I've already forked the project to try and add more chests to its repitore. (Right now just Natura and BoP, but am looking at others. I'll leave Forestry to someone else.)
Does Carpenter's Blocks have chests? If so, that sounds like the perfect solution to this chest problem.
I discussed this on IRC the other day, but I will put this here so that it has the possibility of being picked up by a skilled mod dev.
Put as simply as possible, this mod would be a modular multiblock ore processing system. I am thinking Mekanism-esque processing, but in a multiblock instead of a long processing chain of machines. You would improve the efficiency of the ore processing by having certain blocks, which would have their own requirements (extra fluids, other blocks in the structure for cooling, additional items) and certain layouts within the structure would give bonuses in different ways with the same blocks (such as processing speed, energy efficiency, and output). But most importantly, you could stop at whatever level of complexity you desired.
Put as simply as possible, this mod would be a modular multiblock ore processing system. I am thinking Mekanism-esque processing, but in a multiblock instead of a long processing chain of machines. You would improve the efficiency of the ore processing by having certain blocks, which would have their own requirements (extra fluids, other blocks in the structure for cooling, additional items) and certain layouts within the structure would give bonuses in different ways with the same blocks (such as processing speed, energy efficiency, and output). But most importantly, you could stop at whatever level of complexity you desired.
Yes, but ideally it would be much more complex, allowing for multiple steps in processing with additional inputs required and byproducts needing to be removed at certain steps. So the best way to describe the idea would be Mekanism meets Modular Systems.
Perhaps you could have blocks which would allow inputs and outputs for all blocks in contact with one of its faces, to allow for compacting the pipe system and allowing access to interior blocks.