how can i export a bblockbench model as a json

[pine sleet]

how can i export a bblockbench model as a json

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[red coral]

That'll export it as a .json

[pine sleet]

@red coral

doesnt show for me

[red coral]

Because you are in Modded Entity format.

That exports it as a .java

[pine sleet]

is there a way to transform it to what i need it to be

since i want it to be a totem

but i need json model

[formal isle]

Do you want your model to be an entity or a block/item?

[pine sleet]

block item

[formal isle]

Then use File > Convert Project to convert to the correct format.

[pine sleet]

it fucked the animations

[red coral]

Yes but remember Blockbench saved a copy of the older one.

[pine sleet]

how can i keep the block positions of the other type? @red coral

[red coral]

I think ur model is just too big, in the original one do Ctrl + A, then Transform > Scale

Scale it down

Then convert

See if that works

[formal isle]

The size of the model is fine, but the rotations are being restricted to valid angles.

[gleaming vault]

FAQ

Java: Rotation

The rotation of elements in the Minecraft Block/Item format are limited to one axis at a time and increments of 22.5 degrees. Minecraft cannot load models with different rotations.
(To be more specific, the only allowed values are -45, -22.5, 0, 22.5 and 45. If you work in a Block/Item format project and rotate an element then Blockbench will adjust the size/rotation/position of your element so you won't hit a wall at -45 or 45 degrees)

[pine sleet]

oh it keeps same scale tho?
but irs the rotations ect that gets stuffed

[red coral]

Ohh, I thought it was size because the legs seemed pushed in but you're right

[red coral]

Yea see this.