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alpine sparrow
This is the command I used to give myself a piece of paper with custom model data "moneda".
/give Somnyel minecraft:paper[minecraft:custom_model_data={string:["moneda"]}]
This is the item json file where I assigned the model to the custom model data string "moneda"
And this is my model, just as blockbench exported it
alpine sparrow
This is the command I used to give myself a piece of paper with custom model dat...
I'm not sure what it is that I'm doing wrong, but in-game it looks as if I was holding air...
spark moon
This is the item json file where I assigned the model to the custom model data s...
this paper.json seems to have unsaved changes
Other than that I see no reason why it would be invisible.
Does it look like a normal paper when it has no value assigned? or any other value in general?
alpine sparrow
Other than that I see no reason why it would be invisible.
Does it look like a n...
Nope. It's always invisible
Paper texture seems to be missing too...
spark moon
Paper texture seems to be missing too...
Make 100% sure all changes are saved and that the paper.json item definition file isn't some empty file instead
spark moon
Could you send the pack you are trying to use?
alpine sparrow
Could you send the pack you are trying to use?
Yeah, sure! Here you go
Maybe you can figure it out
spark moon
This is the item json file where I assigned the model to the custom model data s...
this does NOT go in models/item
it goes in assets/minecraft/items
cause it's an item definition file, not a model file
alpine sparrow
it goes in `assets/minecraft/items`
I moved it. The paper shows up now but it doesn't have the custom model assigned in game.
spark moon
Did you make sure to make the items folder in the "minecraft" folder and not in, for example, the models folder?
Double check by changing item/paper to item/stick in the fallback and see if you see a change ingame.
alpine sparrow
Did you make sure to make the item**s** folder in the "minecraft" folder and not...
I checked and yeah, it changed!
So it must be something with the model file.
spark moon
if it were a problem with the model file you'd see something that isn't a paper at least
also, it works for me after I moved the paper.json to the items folder just fine
and the command I used: /give @s paper[minecraft:custom_model_data={"strings":["moneda"]}]
alpine sparrow
Did you make sure to make the item**s** folder in the "minecraft" folder and not...
Do you know or have an example of what the format for elytras, shields and crossbows is? This is what I used to use:
{
"parent": "item/generated",
"textures": {
"layer0": "item/elytra"
},
"overrides": [
{
"predicate": {
"broken": 1
},
"model": "item/broken_elytra"
},
{"predicate": {"custom_model_data": 1},"model": "block/custom/partecielos"}
]
}
Depends on how detailed you wanna go with your custom shields etc. you wanna go (like, do your custom ones support the predicates too or are they just using the same model for all cases etc.).
alpine sparrow
I have different models for each charging phase of my crossbows, and different models for different custom model datas
spark moon
this would be an example for adding another elytra item (not the thing rendering on your back, just the item):
{
"model": {
"type": "minecraft:range_dispatch",
"property": "minecraft:custom_model_data",
"entries": [
{
"threshold": 1,
"model": {
"type": "minecraft:condition",
"property": "minecraft:broken",
"on_true": {
"type": "minecraft:model",
"model": "custom/example"
},
"on_false": {
"type": "minecraft:model",
"model": "custom/example_broken"
}
}
}
],
"fallback": {
"type": "minecraft:condition",
"property": "minecraft:broken",
"on_true": {
"type": "minecraft:model",
"model": "minecraft:item/elytra"
},
"on_false": {
"type": "minecraft:model",
"model": "minecraft:item/elytra_broken"
}
}
}
}```assuming you specifically wanna use custom_model_data and not the item_model component for example
if you don't wanna bother with writing .json manually you can use this:
https://misode.github.io/assets/item/
alpine sparrow
Woah this looks very intimidating
spark moon
well, that's what happens if you multiple options
With the item_model you wouldn't have the problem of needing to list everything in one file.
But you would have hte problem that people without the pack will see an error cube.
alpine sparrow
Here I'm making a crossbow, but it only lets me use an index, not words like before.
I used something like this before (it's longer)
{
"parent": "items/flintlock/flintlock_idle",
"overrides": [
{
"predicate": {
"pulling": 1
},
"model": "items/flintlock/flintlock_loading_0"
},
{
"predicate": {
"pulling": 1,
"pull": 0.167
},
"model": "items/flintlock/flintlock_loading_1"
},
{
"predicate": {
"pulling": 1,
"pull": 0.5
},
"model": "items/flintlock/flintlock_loading_2"
},
{
"predicate": {
"pulling": 1,
"pull": 0.7
},
"model": "items/flintlock/flintlock_loading_3"
},
{
"predicate": {
"pulling": 1,
"pull": 0.8
},
"model": "items/flintlock/flintlock_loading_4"
},
{
"predicate": {
"pulling": 1,
"pull": 0.9
},
"model": "items/flintlock/flintlock_loading_5"
},
{
"predicate": {
"charged": 1
},
"model": "items/flintlock/flintlock_primed"
},
{
"predicate": {
"charged": 1,
"firework": 1
},
"model": "items/flintlock/flintlock_firework"
},
This file basically describes an animation I use for a rifle I made
There's different models for each stage of loading it
spark moon
you can reference the default crossbow.json (item definition, not model) to see the general layout.
alpine sparrow
Ah, okay!
spark moon
Ofc you can do more than the default one, it's just a good reference file in general.
alpine sparrow
Ofc you can do more than the default one, it's just a good reference file in gen...
But how do I assign a custom model data string in this website? I only get the index option.
spark moon
alpine sparrow
alpine sparrow
I got the models to work, but I'm having another problem now. When holding my crossbow with the right model assigned to it, it's in a different position than I want it to be.
This is how it's supposed to look.
This is how it looks in game.
This is the json file I've made using the website:
All of the animations are... shifted somehow
alpine sparrow
This is the json file I've made using the website:
Ah, this isn't the one sorry
It's this one
This one is the new one
spark moon
might be due to the animation of the arms moving the item around 🤔 (and there being some desync between Blockbench preview and ingame view)
alpine sparrow
might be due to the animation of the arms moving the item around 🤔 (and there b...
This didn't happen before (in 1.21.1), what could the solution be?
spark moon
item definition files don't affect the positioning of models like that though 🤔
alpine sparrow
I'm sure I'm doing something wrong with the json file.
This is what I'm currently doing
And this is what minecraft uses by default
spark moon
again, the item definition file does not affect how the model is positioned on screen
alpine sparrow
So... What should I do then? Move the model in blockbench?
i just tried this. it appears that the models are getting assigned wrong, because after reloading and when aiming, stage "0" (begginning of the reload animation) is being applied instead of the "primed" stage, which is the right one for when you're aiming.
alpine sparrow
I managed to figure it out, thanks for the pointers!!