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How to import the stickers into the module you made [Forge] Minecraft Forge Minecraft Game

2024-12-04 23:26:42|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

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How to make and maintain your MOD first?Look at it again, otherwise you won't know what I am talking about, unless you will have something other than this tutorial.

This tutorial will teach you how to draw the stickers (or squares), and then how to import it.

Preparation: Blockbench

How to use?

First open your blockbench

If you want to draw a 2D model, click the image, if it is a 3D model, click the Java version of the block/item

After ordering it, I found that there is this thing, so you plan to draw casually

Then draw it

Then click this to create a blank layer

Then change the project

Then the interface becomes

Right -click texture and click Save to

Then PNG was introduced.

After ordering, I found that there is this thing, so you plan to draw casually.But the difference between the difference is that you need a piece to draw it so you click first

Then appeared

Then you draw like what you just

But you find that there is only a model and no picture now, so you plan to draw a picture and color the block.Then you click

Then the current picture should be

Then you click the painting mode to start coloring

Then you plan to set the character holding method

Then you plan to guide, you need to export the model of the model and PNG of the picture.

Then the picture is just like it just now.

How to import modules

First of all

Models folder (all placed JSON)

Textures folder (all PNG)

If you import 2D, you need to set your JSON file, but it will not be so troublesome.

First of all, JSON's JSON in Models/item/xx.json

Then set it to

 {{
"Parent": "Item/Generated",
"Textures": {
"Layer0": "Module ID: items/sticker file name"
}
}

Then the stickers are placed in Textures/XX.JSON.

But if you use 3D, it will be a little troublesome.

First of all, the JSON of the 3D model just now is

 {{
"Credit": "Made With Blockbench",
"textures": {
"0": "block/texture",
"Particle": "Block/Texture"
},
"Elements": [[
{{
"From": [0, 0, 7],,
"To": [16, 2, 9],,
"Rotation": {"angle": 0, "axis": "y", "Origin": [0, 0, 7]},
"Faces": {
"North": {"uv": [0, 0, 16, 2], "Texture": "#0"},
"East": {"uv": [0, 8, 2, 10], "Texture": "#0"}, "sound": {"uv": [0, 2, 16, 4], "texturere":#0"},
"West": {"uv": [2, 8, 4, 10], "Texture": "#0"},
"up": {"uv": [16, 6, 0, 4], "Texture": "#0"},
"DOWN": {"uv": [16, 6, 0, 8], "Texture": "#0"}
}
}
],,,
"Display": {
"ThirdPerson_righthand": {
"Rotation": [0, 90, 90],
"translation": [0, 7.25, 9.25]
}
}
}