Is there a way for models to show beyond the inventory slot boundary?

[rose canyon]

On newer versions model parts that go beyond the inventory slot they're in don't appear anymore (see attached 1), whereas in older versions, they can show up. Is there a way for models of newer versions replicate what it did in older versions?

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[timber gull]

I don't remember the specific, but I think they don't get cut off if they don't have an assigned texture yet 🤔
-# might be misremembering things though

actually, nvm, even a textured cube shows fine for me 🤔

[rose canyon]

just checked, yeah if the model doesnt have a texture it doesnt get cut in blockbench
thing is i want it to not get cut ingame though

huh

[rose canyon]

wait whats the format version of the model here

1.9-1.21.5 doesnt get cut no matter what i think

[timber gull]

1.21.11+

[rose canyon]

huh thats weird

[timber gull]

thing is i want it to not get cut ingame though
That's something you need to specify in the item definition file of that specific item.
Has (unfortunately) nothing to do with the model

item definition file = the files in assets/<namespace>/items/
-# not to be confused with the model files in assets/<namespace>/models/item

basically you need to add "oversized_in_gui": true in the root of the relevant item definition file

that tells the game that all models that use that item definition file (either natively or via the item_model component) can render oversized in the gui

[rose canyon]

o

aa im a little unfamiliar with this stuff but i do have a generator here

[timber gull]

well, "model": "" would need a valid value, but otherwise like that, yeah

[rose canyon]

yeah

[timber gull]

Depending on the item the part before that would be more complex, but for a simple item (like a stick or a sword) that would be all.

[rose canyon]

wait what do i need to put in there actually

sorry im really new to these things lol

[timber gull]

the path to your item model (starting after the models folder)

so something like "minecraft:item/feather"

-# if you'd want assets/minecraft/models/item/feather.json

[rose canyon]

rn the resourcepack applies models onto items with the base item of potions and diamond shovels, and theres also a cit mod being used

[rose canyon]

holdon lemme try rq

[timber gull]

ah, no idea how CIT handles item definition files

item definition files can already handle most CIT cases without mods (besides the regex parts)

[rose canyon]

i mean the cit part i already have working
only issue now is just the models being cut off

so for assets/minecraft/models/item/<path>/model.json it would be like minecraft:item/<path>/model or something?

[timber gull]

yes

with CIT though all you might need is:
assets/minecraft/items/diamond_shovel.json

{
  "model": {
    "type": "minecraft:model",
    "model": "minecraft:item/diamond_shovel"
  },
  "oversized_in_gui": true
}```

and
assets/minecraft/items/potion.json

{
  "model": {
    "type": "minecraft:model",
    "model": "minecraft:item/potion",
    "tints": [
      {
        "type": "minecraft:potion",
        "default": -13083194
      }
    ]
  },
  "oversized_in_gui": true
}```

(so not one per custom model, but just per base-item)

[rose canyon]

hold on
im not sure whats going on exactly
i think the file is working but its just turning all models of other resourcepacks i have on right now (that has a lower priority than mine) to use the potion model

[timber gull]

to use the potion model
If the lower packs also tried to modify that file that would be the case, yeah

if the lower packs are all CIT based then that's an issue with the mod 🤷‍♂️

[rose canyon]

i dont think the lower packs need the cit mod to work so

[rose canyon]

had a looksie through the lower packs and they mess with the potion model quite a lot actually

but just putting a value in "model":"" doesnt work for me either

rn this is for a model nirvana.json in assets/minecraft/models/item/mythos/nirvana.json

[timber gull]

item definition files do not go in the models folder

oh wait, nvm

you meant that differently

anyways, unless the item has "item_model=nirvana" as item copmonent that won't do anything

(or "item_model=your_folders/nirvana" if you have more folders inside the "items" folder)

[rose canyon]

does this mean it acts on (or detect stuff from) the ingame item rather than the model itself?

[rose canyon]

actually this probably explains it

[timber gull]

yes

[rose canyon]

oof

idk any good ways of doing this then given the context

[rose canyon]

i should close this for now