Resource pack doesn't work

[compact prawn]

at the start it was the weird black purple bug block and now its just the normal bow again I don't know if i did something in the bow.json file wrong but I tried many thing

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[compact prawn]

here the 3d model in json and bbmodel I don´t know what yall need

and here my pack
already thanks

[sleek rose]

are you using the web version or the downloaded version of Blockbench?

[compact prawn]

were can i see what version im using

[sleek rose]

Did you download and install Blockbench or are you using Blockbench in your browser on a website?

[compact prawn]

downloaded

[sleek rose]

k, then your problem is that you didn't load the textures from a resource pack, but from some random location on your PC

[compact prawn]

how to fix that?

[sleek rose]

or, I guess you did load it from a pack, but the location wasn't a valid one

If you are using default textures you do not need them in your own pack.
Just load them from a copy of the default pack and then only export the model into your pack.
(You can also link that copy in File > Preferences > Settings -> Default Path so that Blockbench loads textures from there if you open the .json model again)

The reason as to why it's not working atm is cause you told your model to look for the textures directly in the "textures" folder, but a resource pack can only, by default, look within textures/item and textures/block for textures unless specifically specified otherwise.

[compact prawn]

I changed it now in Blockbench but its still not working

[sleek rose]

as in you loaded them from the correct location to your model, then re-exported the model again, but it doesn't work?

if yes, show the first few lines of text of your .json file

[compact prawn]

yes i did reexport it

{
"credit": "Made with Blockbench",
"texture_size": [32, 32],
"textures": {
"0": "block/oak_log",
"1": "block/pink_concrete",
"particle": "block/oak_log"
},
"elements": [
{

thats from the blockbench .json file

{
"parent": "item/generated",
"textures": {
"layer0": "item/bow"
},
"overrides": [
{"predicate": {"custom_model_data":1}, "models": "custom/Yobo"}
]
}

and thats everything from the bow .json file

[sleek rose]

you can't have capital letters in the file names

so rename Yobo.json to yobo.json and adjust the reference in the overrides too

also, custom_model_data no longer works like that as of 1.21.2 (or one of the 1.21.X versions)

[compact prawn]

what do I have to do then?

[compact prawn]

did it now

[sleek rose]

k, should your yobo bow have pulling phase models or should it stay the same model througout the whole thing?

either way, you make a folder called "items" in the "minecraft" folder (right next to "models" and "textures" etc.), then create a .json file with this inside:

yobo.json

{
  "model": {
    "type": "minecraft:condition",
    "on_false": {
      "type": "minecraft:model",
      "model": "minecraft:item/yobo"
    },
    "on_true": {
      "type": "minecraft:range_dispatch",
      "entries": [
        {
          "model": {
            "type": "minecraft:model",
            "model": "minecraft:item/yobo_pulling_1"
          },
          "threshold": 0.65
        },
        {
          "model": {
            "type": "minecraft:model",
            "model": "minecraft:item/yobo_pulling_2"
          },
          "threshold": 0.9
        }
      ],
      "fallback": {
        "type": "minecraft:model",
        "model": "minecraft:item/yobo_pulling_0"
      },
      "property": "minecraft:use_duration",
      "scale": 0.05
    },
    "property": "minecraft:using_item"
  }
}```

if you don't want to have different models for the pulling states you instead use
```json
{
  "model": {
    "type": "minecraft:model",
    "model": "minecraft:item/yobo"
  }
}

you then delete the bow.json you currently have in models/item

and then ingame you use /give @s bow[minecraft:item_model='minecraft:yobo']

[compact prawn]

its the black purple bug block now

[sleek rose]

you have your yobo.json model in models/item, correct 🤔 ?

(you should have 2 yobo.json files in your pack, the one in the items folder as explained up there, and your actual model in models/item)

[compact prawn]

yeah i have it

ah nv

i have the other one in custom

[sleek rose]

ah, adjust the model path in the item definition file then (the one in the items folder)

from item/ to custom/

[sleek rose]

(in here)

[compact prawn]

it works!!!!

[compact prawn]

thanks

[compact prawn]

but I didnt even changed this

[sleek rose]

that doesn't sound like it should work then 🤔
unless you mean to say you moved your model to models/item instead

[compact prawn]

and is there a way that the bow always looks like this and not only when you use the command

[compact prawn]

yes i moved the file

[sleek rose]

well, if you want to completely replace the bow you just rename your yobo.json to bow.json in models/item (and don't need the file in the items folder anymore)

[compact prawn]

yes thanks!!!!!

[compact prawn]

am I still able to change the pulling animation tho because it already has an animation

[sleek rose]

if you add bow_pulling_0.json models etc. then yes

[compact prawn]

ok nice