[1.11.2] Which type of rendering should I use?

[MCrafterzz]

Hello, I want to use a custom renderer but don't want it to update every tick like a tesr. What are the alternatives? I've heard about BakedModel is that a good alternative?

 

The vanila renderer doesn't work for this block as it would require to many "cases" in the blockstate file and won't work for other reasons

[MCrafterzz]

I want to create a simple cube that I can rotate/scale/change texture etc. I've created a model class that extends ModelBase (for my TESR). Can I use that?

[MCrafterzz]

It can't change texture depending on a variable, also rotating depending on a nbt tag. Creating 360 different cases wouldn't work. It just doesn't work with the vanilla renderer so I wander what custom render I can use that isn't as laggy as a TESR and that doesn't rerender every tick.

[MCrafterzz]

Well, I'm creating a bigger version of a player head. The textures are loaded from the minecraft skin database. So a vanilla model wouldn't be able to display this texture (right?). It has a rotation tag (0-360 degres) which you can use to determine the rotation of the block.

 

EDIT: The vanilla skull uses a tesr but it updates every tick so I wonder if there is an alternative which is less laggy

[MCrafterzz]

Ok thanks for your reply. So a fasttesr is the way to go. What is a bakedmodel?, it would be intresting to know.

 

It's not extending itickeble but is there any more ways this can be more optimised?

 

EDIT: How do I make my tesr a fasttesr?

[MCrafterzz]

Ok thanks for your explantion.

 

What i ment was that my tileentity doesn't extend itickable. Just wondering if the FastTESR or the tileentity could be optimized in any way.

 

Thanks extended FastTESR

 

EDIT: Is there any good tutorial/example/documentation on how to use fasttesr?

[MCrafterzz]

Ok thxs. Is there any tutorials on how to use fasttesr?

[MCrafterzz]

Ok I'll test some stuff then