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[1.11] Why isn't it recommended to use a TESR for rendering?

Kander16
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Hi,

 

You can render a block using Blockstate files & models, but you can also do this using a TileEntitySpecialRenderer.

People say not to use this (or it isn't "accurate"), what is so bad about this?

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    Okay, I will do that.

    If I would use the TESR for rendering everything, will the game run slower then?

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    If you don't need to render anything that changes depending on the tile entity, just use normal json models

    This is not true. The criteria for whether you need a TESR or not is whether you have moving parts in your model. If you do not have moving parts, you do not need a TESR.

    A wait yeah, sorry

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