Export as Java [Solved]

[Jimmy]

Extension: ".java"
Format name: Java Code
Used by: Minecraft TileEntitySpecialRenderer/EntityRenderer

Specs: http://pastebin.com/TcwMYWuz

Where:

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ModelRenderer Shape1;// Shape1 = Unique name of Cube Element

Shape1 = new ModelRenderer(this, <UvStart>, <UvStop>);
Shape1.addBox(-1F, 0F, 0F, 1, 1, 2);// the 6 Numbers are The Position ( first 3 in X,Y,Z) and Size where size cannot be a floating point number (Google translator :P)
Shape1.setRotationPoint(-4F, 15.5F, 11F);// Rotation Origin
Shape1.setTextureSize(textureWidth , textureHeight );// values will be "replaced" automaticly by above defined ( textureWidth = 64; & textureHeight = 64;)
Shape1.mirror = true;// Also no Idea what thats for
setRotation(Shape1, 1.745329F, 0F, 0F);// Rotation of the Element at X,Y,Z Axis no limitation to 90 Degrees steps (1 = 180° I think might also be 360°)

and
textureWidth = 64;
textureHeight = 64;
are required as this can only use 1 Texture

Format description:
Welp went maybe to far above

* Credit to the guy down below for this explanation

[Sphax]

Please edit your suggestion to fit the template: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=184&p=1092#p1092

[Jimmy]

Please edit your suggestion to fit the template: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=184&p=1092#p1092

Done! I fixed the other post but forgot to edit this one

[Sphax]

Java is not a format but a language...

So if you want a 3D model in "Java format", that means you are following specific specs. If it's for Forge (I think that's the case) you should post a link which describes how a 3D Model in Java for Forge looks like, how it is textured and how texture(s) look like.

Everything is detailed in the template post, i.e.:

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[b]Extension:[/b] extension like ".cubik"
[b]Format name:[/b] Short name
[b]Used by:[/b] Name of at least one software/game using that format

[b]Specs:[/b] At least one link to format specifications (= technical description of the format)

[b]Format description:[/b]
A short description of the format

So please, edit your 1st post to add details on the format if you want to see it supportedin Cubik Studio...
Again, I'm not asking to follow the template for fun or to make things look nice but to bring details right on the table.

[JTK222]

Oh would love that Feature too!

Extension: ".java" / ".txt" (Depending on implementation way)
Format name: Java Code
Used by: Minecraft TileEntitySpecialRenderer/EntityRenderer

Specs: http://pastebin.com/TcwMYWuz
Where:
ModelRenderer Shape1; ---> Shape1 = Unique name of Cube Element
and
Shape1 = new ModelRenderer(this, <UvStart>, <UvStop>);
Shape1.addBox(-1F, 0F, 0F, 1, 1, 2); ---> the 6 Numbers are The Position ( first 3 in X,Y,Z) and Size where size cannot be a floating point number (Google translator )
Shape1.setRotationPoint(-4F, 15.5F, 11F); ---> Rotation Origin
Shape1.setTextureSize(textureWidth , textureHeight ); ---> values will be "replaced" automaticly by above defined ( textureWidth = 64; & textureHeight = 64;)
Shape1.mirror = true; ---> Also no Idea what thats for
setRotation(Shape1, 1.745329F, 0F, 0F); ---> Rotation of the Element at X,Y,Z Axis no limitation to 90 Degrees steps (1 = 180° I think might also be 360°)

and
textureWidth = 64;
textureHeight = 64;
are required as this can only use 1 Texture

Format description:
Welp went maybe to far above

[Jimmy]

Yeah, exactly what he said! ^^^

I'm going to edit my original post to match yours. If for some reason you aren't okay with that, let me know and I'll write my own!

[Jimmy]

So does this seem possible? I'd much rather use Cubik than Techne for this

[Sphax]

Anyone know an easy viewer of such model?

[LemonCraft]

I agree with the author, do support Java format:)

[DEMONKLEENR]

I also would love Java file export for minecraft formatted like the pastebin above.