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[1.10.2] Help with Custom Armor from Blender

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I have been looking around for a few days now and can't find anything on using .obj files from blender for custom armor in minecraft 1.10.2.

 

I have seen tutorials on items and blocks, but if anyone can point me in the right direction for armors that would be great.

 

Thanks for your thoughts and time.

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I am assuming by the utter lack of responses that this either hasn't, or can't be done or no one that knows want to share information. Thanks for reading anyway. Maybe someday in the future this kind of thing will be easier and we will see cool armor models in Minecraft

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  On 12/25/2016 at 6:14 AM, dwinget2008 said:

I am assuming by the utter lack of responses that this either hasn't, or can't be done or no one that knows want to share information. Thanks for reading anyway. Maybe someday in the future this kind of thing will be easier and we will see cool armor models in Minecraft

You will have to render it yourself from what I know, you will either need to create a custom OBJ loader and renderer, or use a OBJ loader and create a custom renderer for it.

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  On 12/25/2016 at 6:25 AM, Animefan8888 said:

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I am assuming by the utter lack of responses that this either hasn't, or can't be done or no one that knows want to share information. Thanks for reading anyway. Maybe someday in the future this kind of thing will be easier and we will see cool armor models in Minecraft

You will have to render it yourself from what I know, you will either need to create a custom OBJ loader and renderer, or use a OBJ loader and create a custom renderer for it.

 

Ok, I have been trying that. The problem is that I am a C# Developer by profession and I have little knowledge of rendering anything. I am used to HTML and rendering things in a Web Application. Do you have any thoughts on where I can look to learn more about creating OBJ Loaders and Renderers?

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