First, i know i have to use RenderPlayerEvent.Post for changing player stuff like size, rotation of player body parts, etc. And .Pre for capes, elytras, etc

 

Knowing that, i tried 2 things, rotate the player's arm and change the player's size(only visual but still) but non of them works

@EventBusSubscriber
public class PlayerRenderingEvent {

	@SubscribeEvent
	public void playerRendering(RenderPlayerEvent.Post event) {
		//This one
		PoseStack pose = new PoseStack();
		pose.pushPose();
		pose.scale(2, 2, 2);
		pose.popPose();
		
		//Or this one
		event.getRenderer().getModel().leftArm.xRot = (float) Math.toRadians(120);
	}
}

 

 I know why it is not working, but I don't know enough about entity models/animations to tell you how to do it properly (if its even possible?)

 

Doing anything in Post will do nothing since its *after* the rendering.

 

Even if you did it in Pre:

Quote

PoseStack pose = new PoseStack();

pose.pushPose();

pose.scale(2, 2, 2);

pose.popPose();

Creating your own PoseStack isn't going to affect the one used by the renderer which you can get from the event state.

But since you popPose() your rescaling will be erased anyway.

 

I doubt you will be able to change the xRot like that.

These values are recalculated based on the animation state,

see: HumanoidModel.setupAnim() used by LivingEntityRender.render() before drawing the model parts, but after the call to Pre.

Like I said above. I don't know the correct way to do this?

 

Edited August 7, 20223 yr by warjort

5 hours ago, warjort said:

 I know why it is not working, but I don't know enough about entity models/animations to tell you how to do it properly (if its even possible?)

 

Doing anything in Post will do nothing since its *after* the rendering.

 

Even if you did it in Pre:

Creating your own PoseStack isn't going to affect the one used by the renderer which you can get from the event state.

But since you popPose() your rescaling will be erased anyway.

 

I doubt you will be able to change the xRot like that.

These values are recalculated based on the animation state,

see: HumanoidModel.setupAnim() used by LivingEntityRender.render() before drawing the model parts, but after the call to Pre.

Like I said above. I don't know the correct way to do this?

 

well there isn't enough information to learn how to to this well, so i have to wait until someone that knows a bit of this theme helps me, thank you anyway

1 hour ago, ElTotisPro50 said:

well there isn't enough information to learn how to to this well

There is no helpful information for most things, in the mosts cases there is a vanilla example or something like that where you can take a look at.
Then try and hopeyou get the things to work.