1.21.5 item model name get?

[quartz fable]

If I have the ItemStack of a minecraft:compass how do I get from that to an Identifier for minecraft:item/compass_16 or 17 or etc? Is there any easy way to do that at all?

[ashen trench]

my guess (not backed up by any knowledge) is that all that is handled on the client side, and so the itemstack wouldn’t hold that

[quartz fable]

itemstacks exist on the clientside

this is a client mod

and I know I can get the ItemModel by using the bakedmodelmanager and the DataComponentTypes.ITEM_MODEL but I don't know how to get to the next step of getting the specific (I guess sub model??) that it evaluates to

[dark heart]

The compass should contain a component which defines the model? For example the CustomModelDataComponent which cab be used in a model predicate

[quartz fable]

I'm looking for the actual model name though not just the conditions to make get it. I already have the conditions I want the identifier or itemmodel or whatever of compass_17... etc

[quartz fable]

hello?

[lucid stream]

item model component

https://minecraft.wiki/w/Data_component_format#item_model

[plain gyro]

The problem is, to get the actual model, you gotta walk the tree, cause models are trees now, and I don't think Mojang provides a way to do that currently. Might be wrong

[quartz fable]

Oh so there's no way to walk the tree without implementing all item models myself?

[plain gyro]

implementing?

[quartz fable]

yeah

[plain gyro]

I would probably use some reflection or mixingen, but idk

And it won't work for custom unbakeds

[quartz fable]

Yeah this is one of the things I'm worried about like if I walk through it myself then it wont work for mods or if Mojang adds new types, which is why I tried to find the way that Minecraft does it but I couldn't figure it out which is why I asked for help, is it really not feasible to do?

What is mixingen?

[plain gyro]

I mean

Probably not, but it could probably be made to work in some cursed way