ornate iris
I'm trying to make a custom resource pack with armor and tools, and my issue is I've heard to make a custom armor texture that is bound by Custom Model Data you need a datapack, but I also want to make it trimable but I don't know exactly where to start and I don't exactly have the money to comission anyone to help me fulltime on this I wondering if someone could lead me in the right direction on this.
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rancid mountain
I'm trying to make a custom resource pack with armor and tools, and my issue is ...
Iirc it being trimable is automatically supported. (or maybe it's its own item component now, not too sure with all the new component changes in the snapshots).
Either way, texture wise it shouldn't change much.
ornate iris
Iirc it being trimable is automatically supported. (or maybe it's its own item c...
but my question is how can I import it in? I made the texture pack, I applied a custom model data to it, and when i give myself the item i just get this
https://i.imgur.com/0IhTBBE.png
but i try to wear it i still shows as netherite
rancid mountain
but my question is how can I import it in? I made the texture pack, I applied a ...
which version of Minecraft are you using?
ornate iris
1.21
rancid mountain
1.21.0? or a specific version of 1.21?
rancid mountain
custom armor textures were only added in 1.21.2 though unfortunately (without changing existing armor textures or using shader workarounds)
ornate iris
i can go to 1.21.2
dunno if paper is available for 1.21.2
but i can
but how can I do this for 1.21.2 and does it work for 1.21.3? because paper is available for 1.21.3
rancid mountain
You'd need to specify a "custom equipment model" in your resource pack (the name is a red herring cause it only lets you choose existing armor models (horse, player etc.)).
Haven't done it myself either to be fair.
Here is a tutorial though (timestamped to the relevant part)
https://youtu.be/vdQ7W-kDooQ?t=857
(only difference is that he uses the new "item_model" component instead of "custom_model_data"
might be a good idea to swap to that though cause I feel like they might phase out custom_model_data slowly (in favor of that item_model component)
also makes the model independent of any specific item
ornate iris
but can I still use the custom model data?
rancid mountain
you can still use it, but in 1.21.4 they changed the whole "overrides" part of item models, so you'd need to update it there (if you plan to update to 1.21.4 or newer in the future)
rancid mountain
item_model basically is a component that lets you directly put any model on an item (with the command) without needingto make that whole custom-model_data overrides stuff
ornate iris
Ok
rancid mountain
so I could give myself a diamond that looks like an emerald (works the same for custom models)
/give @s diamond[minecraft:item_model="emerald"]
(this basically gives you a diamond with the model item/emerald.json)
ornate iris
well my code for papermc gives items with custom model data so i need to attach it with it in the resourcepack
so until it's removed i'll continue to use it
Thank you so much this helps!!
ornate iris
@rancid mountain
still showing as netherite I've tried the video and it's still nothing
don't know exactly what's wrong
rancid mountain
don't know exactly what's wrong
can you show what files you created and what you put in them?
and what comand you used to give yourself the items
ornate iris
it was the command....
/give @a netherite_helmet[minecraft:custom_model_data=79421,minecraft:equippable={slot:'head',model:'satanic_armor'}]
i needed this
but i did /give @p netherite_helmet[custom_model_data=79421]
this
wtf is the difference
rancid mountain
that the first one specifies that your item should use that armor model when equipped on the head slot
ornate iris
that makes 0 sense... lmao
rancid mountain
no? it makes 100% sense
ornate iris
i'm dense excuse me lol
rancid mountain
if you never tell the item to use your custom armor textures it will just fall back to the default one (or show the normal item model in the case of none-armor items)
custom_model_data only affects the actual item model, not the armor model
ornate iris
ah ok
