How to use two textures for a custom item, one for gui, and then a model

[midnight breach]

Hello, I'm trying to figure how I can change the look and size of my custom item, but even though with all of my efforts, I have not been able to do so. Does anyone have any clue how to do this lol

[pulsar delta]

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[raw apex]

https://kubejs.com/wiki/tutorials/item-registry
.texture(modid:item/path)
Will search in kubejs/assets/modid/textures/item/path
.modelJson(modid:item/path)
Will search in kubejs/assets/modid/models/item/path

Ho you mean 2D in the inventory, 3D in hand ?

In this case that's not kubejs, that's model issue, see on the Minecraft wiki how do item models works

[midnight breach]

by any chance do you know where i could look for that, the minecraft wiki doesnt do the best job of explaining how to do that

[zenith zealot]

Look at blockbench

[raw apex]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph50e-TSUVU

[midnight breach]

Was up at 1am grinding lol

[midnight breach]

Really appreciate this, only thing is I wonder if this is applicable to 2d items, just separate textures for gui and handheld

Really appreciate the help though

[tame moon]

That's the video, no? In GUI it's the default texture, and you have a override for holding it in hand.
You don't need to attach a custom model, just use the normal model generator (which basically just adds 1px black edges to your item in the 3rd dimension) and give it a custom texture. This is just resource pack stuff, see specifically https://minecraft.wiki/w/Model.

[midnight breach]

Ah I see now, I’ll def take a look at that because I was trying with all the jsons and stuff for a custom item I made with kjs, but I could never get the resource pack to work