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So Recently I saw a video by "FizzyChicken" or two actually which showcase changing entities into a different look (with a resourcepack). I saw in Cubik a "jpm" if thats the right thing where do I put the file in? (Also I know thats its optifine)..

-MinerYT

You can but you need optifine, although I made many mobs using item durability, a plugin, and animation. The problem with this is with the plugin, it is possible with MythicMobs but it is very hard to configure.

PanicPenguin wrote: 20 Apr 2017, 01:43 You can but you need optifine, although I made many mobs using item durability, a plugin, and animation. The problem with this is with the plugin, it is possible with MythicMobs but it is very hard to configure.

I know durabilities but how did you do custom mobs(with a resource pack).. and what file do you put it in

MinerYT wrote: 20 Apr 2017, 13:28

PanicPenguin wrote: 20 Apr 2017, 01:43 You can but you need optifine, although I made many mobs using item durability, a plugin, and animation. The problem with this is with the plugin, it is possible with MythicMobs but it is very hard to configure.

I know durabilities but how did you do custom mobs(with a resource pack).. and what file do you put it in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tU5aWbkLTNY

CaptainGalax wrote: 26 Apr 2017, 19:57

MinerYT wrote: 20 Apr 2017, 13:28

PanicPenguin wrote: 20 Apr 2017, 01:43 You can but you need optifine, although I made many mobs using item durability, a plugin, and animation. The problem with this is with the plugin, it is possible with MythicMobs but it is very hard to configure.

I know durabilities but how did you do custom mobs(with a resource pack).. and what file do you put it in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tU5aWbkLTNY

It's in another language....

To create 3D models for entities, you can use Cubik (for modeling) and Optifine (for rendering in game).

Cubik only export JPM files which are basically a 3D model to be used as a "bone".
Optifine needs JEM + JPM(s). JEM defines how an entity is built. It's in this file that you can "link" different JPM files to attach models to the different bones of the entity.

A "bone" can be anything composing the body of the entity (head, legs, arms, torso, etc).

I invite you then to read the Optifine JEM and JPM description. They are JSON and thanks to Cubik you just need to learn JEM format.

Documentation here: https://github.com/sp614x/optifine/tree ... ineDoc/doc