This is my event:

p.s i tried the subclasses.

 

Above this line, I am also registering my GUI event listener with RenderGameOverlay, which works fine.

 

8 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

You have to use one of them. Using just RenderPlayerEvent does not produce useful results.

What do you mean by "not working"?

my method isn't being called.

1 minute ago, diesieben07 said:

Are there any players on screen?

Is that event only for remote players? I want to modify my player.

Just now, matthew123 said:

Is that event only for remote players? I want to modify my player.

Oh, I get it. On singleplayer, it does not render the player model. Thus, theoretically, it should work when I go into 3rd person?

Well, it is not working anyway. I want to modify the player's arm rotation (the model rotations in general). How would I do that? I also want to do it for all players that are tracking.

Just now, diesieben07 said:

It should work fine if you go in third person. How have you checked?

By going into third person The arm did not rotate. But I also want the pose in first person to change.

19 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

It should work fine if you go in third person. How have you checked?

I will implement the hand animation using RenderHandEvent. How do I work with these quaternions?

9 minutes ago, matthew123 said:

I will implement the hand animation using RenderHandEvent. How do I work with these quaternions?

I will just be tweaking the Euler angle until i get it right.

3 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

Show your code.

 event.getRenderer().getModel().rightArm.yRot = 50f;
 event.getRenderer().getModel().rightArm.xRot = 50f;

I also need to render two hands in first person. Is it possible to somehow copy the matrix from the stack then add it on top after rotation to emulate a second hand?

Just now, matthew123 said:

 event.getRenderer().getModel().rightArm.yRot = 50f;
 event.getRenderer().getModel().rightArm.xRot = 50f;

I also need to render two hands in first person. Is it possible to somehow copy the matrix from the stack then add it on top after rotation to emulate a second hand?

Huh. Now that i think about it, the POST event is AFTER the thing was rendered. So I may need to do it in PRE, right?

1 minute ago, matthew123 said:

Huh. Now that i think about it, the POST event is AFTER the thing was rendered. So I may need to do it in PRE, right?

Also does not work.

10 minutes ago, diesieben07 said:

That's not how that works.

There is no event that lets you modify the animations.

Then, how would I go about rotating / animating things in the player model?

11 hours ago, diesieben07 said:

You have to cancel the rendering and render it yourself.

That worked, thanks.