What would be the code to render the entity's hand so that it can hold objects in its hands?

you need to add a custom RenderLayer, you can use the vanilla HandLayers as an example 

Please, could you tell me an example of the code

Is the code okay like this?

 

public EsqueletoDelCieloRenderer(EntityRendererManager renderManagerIn) {
						super(renderManagerIn, new ModelSkeletonModel<>(), 0.5F);
						this.addLayer(new HandLayers(this));
					}

 

Edited November 8, 20213 yr by Jose3T5
Spanish language

looks okay, does it work?

No, it does not work

then show the HandLayers you create

I'm a newbie, how do I make HandLayers?

4 hours ago, Jose3T5 said:

new HandLayers(this)

post this class

But  new HandLayers(this)

That is already in :

public EsqueletoDelCieloRenderer(EntityRendererManager renderManagerIn) {
						super(renderManagerIn, new ModelSkeletonModel<>(), 0.5F);
						this.addLayer(new HandLayers(this));
					}

 

show the class HandLayers and which kind of error do you get 

I don't have that class

How is it done?

HandLayers is not a class, if you haven't create it
you need to cerate your own, like i already told you,
you can take a look at the vanilla layer classes e.g. ItemInHandLayer

 

The  ItemInHandLayer 

I put it in the entity rendering

then you use the vanilla Layer to render the Item, does it work? 

This is for version 1.16.5?

nop its for 1.17.1 but if you want to use this for 1.16.5,
you need to search in your IDE for the class since it can be
that the class name I gave you above is different (since 1.17 use mojang class names)

How can I do this for version 1.16.5?

the ItemInHandLayer is called in 1.16.5 HeldItemLayer,
everything else should be the same

I did it again

It's well done?

public EsqueletoDelCieloRenderer(EntityRendererManager renderManagerIn) {
						super(renderManagerIn, new Modelcustom_model<>(), 0.5F);
						this.addLayer(new HeldItemLayer(this));
					}

 

2 hours ago, Jose3T5 said:

It's well done?

this question is completely irrelevant, you could simply test it
if it works it is done, if it doesn't work it's not done

I was just wondering, it doesn't work, so how would it be for the entity to be able to hold objects in its hands

post more of your code, i prefer a git repo

Entity Renderer : https://pastebin.com/TJYZyWdf 

First of all do never use @OnlyIn since it is only for vanilla, second since you are creating a skeleton you can look at the vanilla skeleton renderer