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[1.7.10] Custom GL rendered armor model

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Good, the amount of times I have posted that link is getting ridiculous.

 

I can't really find an immediate tutorial for that for 1.7 but in any case, it doesn't really matter what kind of 3D object you are using for the armor.

It's simply a case of swapping them out in the render class.

I haven't got experience with the tessellator because I don't like hardcoded objects but what I'd do is set all the code for a armor(just follow any tutorial for 1.6 or later, I highly doubt something changed there) and once you are done start filling in the 3D render as you want. In which case, all you need to know is how to use the tessellator of which there are ample tutorials such as this http://www.minecraftforge.net/wiki/Tessellator

 

I hope this helps you.

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From what I saw, ModelBiped uses the same methods Techne does. Hmm. It also doesn't really implement any methods that I could use to render using Tessellator. I'll have to look more into it. Modular Powersuits code also wouldn't help, because MachineMuse uses .obj and .mtl.

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Any render class makes its own thing so its not that suprising.

Besides, if you use a wavefront you're also not extending some obj.class but rather just importing the things you need.

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