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How to create an import a custom model using blockbench install#
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The minimum Forge version for this update is 47.1.44 and is required for a Pixelmon client to run.

How to create an import a custom model using blockbench install#

For manual installation, you may need to install a later JRE. This will come shipped with most launchers. The Java requirement for 1.20.1 is Jave 17.If you need a new pack.Download™ Recommended Forge is 1.20.1 - 47.1.44 Now put your pack.mcmeta file inside that folder, and your new resource pack is done! This folder contains everything you need from ModelEngine to make a resource pack. Step 3.2: If you want to make your own resource pack.Ĭopy and rename the folder plugins/ModelEngine/resource pack Now you can use your old resource pack with the servers ModelEngine models. Then copy over the plugins/ModelEngine/resource pack/assets/minecraft/models/item/leather_horse_armor.json fileĪnd put it into your current Resource Pack here: YourPack/assets/minecraft/models/item/leather_horse_armor.json Step 3.1: If you want to use the Resource Pack you already have + ModelEngine files.Ĭopy this folder: plugins/ModelEngine/resource pack/assets/modelengineĪnd put it into your current Resource pack here: YourPack/assets/modelengine Now reload the plugin using /meg reload models Step 3: Export the resource pack files that ModelEngine made for you. animation.json into plugins/ModelEngine/animations png goes into plugins/ModelEngine/resource pack/assets/modelengine/textures/entity json goes into plugins/ModelEngine/blueprints bbmodel file please import the other files accordingly: bbmodel file inside the blueprints folder located at: plugins/ModelEngine/blueprints Step 2: Import the file/files to ModelEngine These files make it so we can have custom sounds for the mob/mobs.sound assets and sounds.json (optional and comes in more advanced packages).Learn more: MythicMobs Random Spawns wiki.This file is used to make your custom mob/mobs spawn automatically in the world.yml text file (optional and not always used or included). This file is used to create and define custom items in MythicMobs.yml text file (Optional and not always used or included). Learn more: MythicMobs Drops and Droptables wiki.This file contains drop or loot tables for mobs, usually used when you need more advanced systems then the default mob.This file is used to define all the skills and abilities of the mob/mobs (and sometimes custom items) in MythicMobs.You can learn more about mob options in MythicMobs here, on their official wiki.

This file is used by MythicMobs as the foundation to your mob/mobs.bbmodel file you will get 3 files from a Bedrock project: 1. ModelEngine will autmatically create your resource pack from this file.

This file is used by ModelEngine and contains model, texture and animations.

Sometimes they even come as a big folder with them all in the same place, here is what you need and what each file does: One folder contnains the Model Engine files and one folder is the MythicMobs files.

Most likely the vendor that has sold you or given you this package has given you 2 folders “MythicMobs” and “ModelEngine”. Step 1: Understanding the files you’ve downloaded ( skip if you just want to install and not learn)