So I'm trying to rotate the player's right arm but everything I've tried didn't work at all. How would I be able to rotate the player's arm?

 

Thanks in advance 

I'm sure someone knows how to do this.

You know when a player aims a bow and the player's arms rotate up a bit? I'm trying to rotate the player's arms in a similar fashion.

 

I've overrided the player model and the player renderer.

 

This is my code:

This code doesn't work. The customrenderplayer and customrendermodel dont even get called for some reason.

 

CustomRenderPlayer

public class CustomRenderPlayer extends RenderPlayer
{
Minecraft minecraft = Minecraft.getMinecraft();
EntityPlayer player = minecraft.thePlayer;

public CustomRenderPlayer(RenderManager renderManager) {
	super(renderManager);
	// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
	mainModel = new CustomRenderModel();
}




}

 

 

CustomRenderModel

public class CustomRenderModel extends ModelPlayer
{

 public CustomRenderModel() 
 {
  super(0.0F, false);
 }

 @Override
 public void setRotationAngles(float paramFloat1, float paramFloat2, float paramFloat3, float paramFloat4, float paramFloat5, float paramFloat6, net.minecraft.entity.Entity paramEntity)
 {
	 System.out.println("pls");
	 this.bipedRightArm.rotateAngleX = 90.0F;
 } 

}

 

 

ClientProxy

@SideOnly(Side.CLIENT)
public class ClientProxy extends CommonProxy {

    private static final Minecraft mc = Minecraft.getMinecraft();
    public static CustomRenderPlayer renderCustomPlayer;
    @Override
    public void preInit(FMLPreInitializationEvent event)
    {
        super.preInit(event);
        MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.register(new ClientEventHandler());
        renderCustomPlayer = new CustomRenderPlayer(Minecraft.getMinecraft().getRenderManager());
    }

    @Override
    public void init(FMLInitializationEvent event)
    {
        super.init(event);
    }

    @Override
    public void postInit(FMLPostInitializationEvent event)
    {
        super.postInit(event);
        Minecraft.getMinecraft().getRenderManager().entityRenderMap.put(EntityPlayer.class, renderCustomPlayer);

    }

 

ClientEventHandler

public class ClientEventHandler {

    
public void rplyr(RenderPlayerEvent.Post event){
	Minecraft.getMinecraft().getRenderManager().entityRenderMap.put(EntityPlayer.class, ClientProxy.renderCustomPlayer);
}
}

Anyone know if I did this wrong?

Someone's got to know. Did I mess it up?

Still, it's possible, correct?

 

i see people doing this before

 

but i cant get it to work,

i have made some entities base on the player model, but idont get how to pase values to the vainilla ModelBiped 

 

the only thing i can thing is what you made, create a custom Model, and make it works based on NBT's aplied to player Entity

but later how you do this model to work in the server for the others clients to use it   

 

I really dont know how to apply what you just said to my code

Why don't you cancel the render player event when needed, and use your renderer in its place?

 

So: (Pseudo-code, may or may not work exactly as written)

@SubscribeEvent
public void onRenderPlayerPre(RenderPlayerEvent.Pre event) {
    if (event.entityPlayer.getHeldItem() != null && event.entityPlayer.getHeldItem().getItem().equals(MOD.ITEM)) {
        event.setCancelled(true);
        this.customRenderer,render(/*args*/);
    }
}

I've tried that. Hasn't worked.

Is there seriously no way to do this?

 

The player's arms rotate when you aim the bow. There has to be a way.

bump

Welp. Can a moderator mark this as Unsolved? Maybe some day in 10 years someone will figure it out.

I'm pretty sure there is a mod (Maybe battlegear?) that has a shield in it. I noticed they rotated the player's arm when holding the shield. You could try running through their code to find out how they did it.

JD-GUI may be in order.

Wow, I never realized there was something like this.

FYI Battlegear 2 does publish their code

 

https://github.com/Mine-and-blade-admin/Battlegear2/blob/e04a96b1d5072b2fde3fbf1c23cad9c250ee75dc/battlegear%20mod%20src/minecraft/mods/battlegear2/client/renderer/LayerPlayerBase.java

 

Not all mods do, so knowing about JD-GUI is still a boon.

JD-GUI is very annoying. While its the only thing possible to decompile a mod, it is very obfuscated and it requires another program to manually type in each and every function or method and in a class with 200 lines of obfuscated code, this method become impractical at best.

 

 

I'm not trying to make them aim like a bow, I'm trying to make it so that the arm rotates LIKE it does when you aim a bow, but I want the rotation to be completely different.

JD-GUI is very annoying. While its the only thing possible to decompile a mod, it is very obfuscated and it requires another program to manually type in each and every function or method and in a class with 200 lines of obfuscated code, this method become impractical at best.

 

Use BON to deobfuscate mods before decompiling them with a decompiler like JD-GUI, FernFlower, Procyon or CFR.

jumm

so the plan is to open battle gear and look how they dooid the armas thing in their code ?

Battle gear (2) is open source. And I don't really recommend it as a source of knowledge. Unless something changed - they are overhauling a lot of stuff there. Stay safe with forge hooks. Just cancel goddamn arm rendering and render new one. What is so hard (I should re-read thread, but can't now, so maybe I'll repost).?

Then PLEASE tell me how to do it. Please. It's been weeks. I just need someone to help me cancel the rendering and re-render and everything I've tried didnt work so please tell me how to do it man just please.

I think a big reason to why your class doesn't work is because of the way the RenderPlayer object is retrived from the RenderManager. This code here:

   public Render getEntityRenderObject(Entity p_78713_1_)
    {
        if (p_78713_1_ instanceof AbstractClientPlayer)
        {
            String s = ((AbstractClientPlayer)p_78713_1_).getSkinType();
            RenderPlayer renderplayer = (RenderPlayer)this.skinMap.get(s);
            return renderplayer != null ? renderplayer : this.field_178637_m;
        }
        else
        {
            return this.getEntityClassRenderObject(p_78713_1_.getClass());
        }
    }

 

Now, every player is an instance of

AbstractClientPlayer

and I think you can see one reason to why it doesn't work. You put the

RenderPlayer

object in

entityRenderMap

, but it should actually be in

skinMap

. Even with this I am not sure if your code will work, but at least this will point you in the right direction.

 

Good luck.

 

Edit: Well I see that

EntityPlayerMP

is not a child of

AbstractClientPlayer

, which makes things different. My knowledge about these things is limited but I hope it helps nontheless.

Edit: Well I see that

EntityPlayerMP

is not a child of

AbstractClientPlayer

, which makes things different. My knowledge about these things is limited but I hope it helps nontheless.

Every player on the client side is a subclass of

AbstractClientPlayer

, and every player on the server side is a subclass of

EntityPlayerMP

.

1. Cancel the rendering event of the player on the Pre stage

2. Launch your own renderer DoRender. Make sure it's actually called via debugger

3. Do whatever logic you need to in the renderer.

 

You can't replace the player's renderer/model, short of doing the above or using the popular API designed to replace player renderers.