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I made this model in blockbench, now I want to pass it to minecraft, but I don't know how
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Sorry reviving this old post... but...
I loved the idea :p
I know it's been six months, but, did you still need help? cause I made it for myself just now.
I loved the idea :p
I know it's been six months, but, did you still need help? cause I made it for myself just now.
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my god it's beautiful :0
I stopped trying the model a while ago, but thank you very much
I can die in peace now
I stopped trying the model a while ago, but thank you very much
I can die in peace now
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Please do turn that into a resource pack or something if you figure it out..
It's a very nice bird
It's a very nice bird
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I am trying :'u
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i love this it's amazing such majesty
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thx :)
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Right, it looks like a parrot so do the following
Make a zip folder
Make a pack.mcmeta file in that folder
Make a folder called assets
In assets, make a folder called MinecraftIn Minecraft, make a folder called entity
In entity make a folder called the mob you want to replace
Place the PNG file
Open your Minecraft directory
Open a folder called resourcepacks
Place the zip folder in that folder
Then, apply the pack in MinecraftThats the only thing I can think of
Make a zip folder
Make a pack.mcmeta file in that folder
Make a folder called assets
In assets, make a folder called MinecraftIn Minecraft, make a folder called entity
In entity make a folder called the mob you want to replace
Place the PNG file
Open your Minecraft directory
Open a folder called resourcepacks
Place the zip folder in that folder
Then, apply the pack in MinecraftThats the only thing I can think of
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ok thanks,
there is one thing and that is that it does not put the hat or the legs
there is one thing and that is that it does not put the hat or the legs
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Hi! I just remembered you could put it in a mod. Then you can add stuff without taking away vanilla stuff. You'll need to know code though (Java)
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wow wow wow
I just wanted to put a hat on a bird
Although I am interested in learning a programming language, because I only know the typical block programming
I just wanted to put a hat on a bird
Although I am interested in learning a programming language, because I only know the typical block programming
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When it comes to mods, I would recommend Java. But only if you have experience. Otherwise, use MCreator. It has a friendly UI.
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Do you mean stuff like Scratch? BTW: I think MCreator has block coding ;)
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well Scratch too, but I learned in another program that I don't remember the name :l
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Not sure, I've not really worked with 3D layers. Sorry!
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I made a skin in Minecraft.
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I'm also using Blockbench to create custom models like this. If you need any help with making that a resource pack let me know, I'll be happy to help
P.s. that's a really cool parrot
P.s. that's a really cool parrot
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okay thanks :D
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Hello! I'm not an expert on modelling, but I do know a bit on how to help you. If you are planning to replace the parrot ENTITY model, then I think you need Optifine, and a resource pack. You need to create a CEM (custom entity model), which requires files that animate the entity's limbs (JEM and JPM files). Here's a video on CEM that basically explains everything. Don't let the noob part in title deceive you. The video is super helpful.
Best of luck and feel free to ask any questions!
- Liverbones
Best of luck and feel free to ask any questions!
- Liverbones
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@Liverbones I don't think you need optifine except for animating it. You can do that in blockbench
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ok thank you very much
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Aww that's so cute
