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Hi, anyone has any kind of tutorial or documentation about how to render things like armor or equipable items??

I'm trying to use the curios api to equip a hat, but I'm messing it up. Also, i cant make the model in blockbench because is a blockitem (or can I?), not an armor entity. Or there is a way to just imitate the function of the command "/replaceitem entity @p slot.armor.head <item>" without adding an item to the slot??(Just render the block) That would be very useful.

If not, anyone has any tutorial to render things in the common way? I can't find anything,

Thanks in advance.

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