Hello Forge,

          How do I disable the oversized head when my mob is still a baby, I understand Mojang added it to make baby animals cuter but It doesn't fit with my rock Golem, is it possible?

You need a custom model for your mob then. Rendering mobs as children with oversized heads is handled in model's render method most(if not all) of the time.

Just now, V0idWa1k3r said:

You need a custom model for your mob then. Rendering mobs as children with oversized heads is handled in model's render method most(if not all) of the time.

does baby villagers has it's own model too?

Just now, TheRPGAdventurer said:

does baby villagers has it's own model too?

but the ocelots too you know.

A child/adult rendering is handled within the model itself. There are no 'child models'.

A villager is one of the few exceptions. It's size gets handled within the renderer itself.

Just now, V0idWa1k3r said:

A child/adult rendering is handled within the model itself. There are no 'child models'.

A villager is one of the few exceptions. It's size gets handled within the renderer itself.

how do I do this exception?

Override the preRenderCallback method in your renderer and scale the model there. You can look at RenderVillager for an example

Just now, V0idWa1k3r said:

Override the preRenderCallback method in your renderer and scale the model there. You can look at RenderVillager for an example

thank you for your time sir, I will try your advices. I will still ask questions tho if you don't mind.

 

btw where is the location of RenderLivingBase ?

Edited May 17, 20178 yr by TheRPGAdventurer
forgot something

net.minecraft.client.renderer.entity.RenderLivingBase.

Idk about IDEA but in eclipse you can ctrl+click on any classname and it will open that class in a new window.

On 5/17/2017 at 2:34 PM, V0idWa1k3r said:

net.minecraft.client.renderer.entity.RenderLivingBase.

Idk about IDEA but in eclipse you can ctrl+click on any classname and it will open that class in a new window.

How about the ocelot, how does it's head size is handled.

1 minute ago, TheRPGAdventurer said:

How about the ocelot, how does it's head size is handled.

In it's model's render method.

Just now, V0idWa1k3r said:

In it's model's render method.

also have you seen tutorials on making complex structures like jungle temples and desert temples, I have seen one but it only works for 1.8.9.

I believe I've already seen your other thread in which you've asked the same question. And you have already recieved the answer there.

34 minutes ago, TheRPGAdventurer said:

also have you seen tutorials on making complex structures like jungle temples

That question would be worth a new thread with a matching subject line

Just now, V0idWa1k3r said:

I believe I've already seen your other thread in which you've asked the same question. And you have already recieved the answer there.

I really have trouble understanding the generate method.

Just now, TheRPGAdventurer said:

I really have trouble understanding the generate method.

One question is that if you use structure blocks do you still have to use and IWorldGenerator or Just directly use the generate method in the structure's class.

Then in that topic that relates to that one issue describe exactly what your issue is, what you have tried and what is your desired result. Bonus points for attaching relevant code, preferrably as a link to your git repository. 

 

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Your question makes no sense. the generate method will generate your structure, but you have to call it from somewhere, presumably from your IWorldGenerator implementation

Just now, V0idWa1k3r said:

Then in that topic that relates to that one issue describe exactly what your issue is, what you have tried and what is your desired result. Bonus points for attaching relevant code, preferrably as a link to your git repository. 

 

 

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Your question makes no sense. the generate method will generate your structure, but you have to call it from somewhere, presumably from your IWorldGenerator implementation

That's why I need a tutorial.  Badly

What do you need a tutorial for? Creating a resourcelocation? Obtaining a template instance from that location? Calling 1 method to generate the structure from a template?

You start of by creating your structure in game. Then you save it with structure blocks. Then you grab the resulting nbt file and place it in your structures folder in your assets. Then in your world generator you load that structure into memory by calling TemplateManager::getTemplate. Then you call Template::addBlocksToWorld and you are done.

Want an example? Grab one at net.minecraft.world.gen.structure.ComponentScatteredFeaturePieces.Igloo. If you want an example with IWorldGenerator - here is one. It is not perfect but is fine as an example.

Just now, V0idWa1k3r said:

What do you need a tutorial for? Creating a resourcelocation? Obtaining a template instance from that location? Calling 1 method to generate the structure from a template?

You start of by creating your structure in game. Then you save it with structure blocks. Then you grab the resulting nbt file and place it in your structures folder in your assets. Then in your world generator you load that structure into memory by calling TemplateManager::getTemplate. Then you call Template::addBlocksToWorld and you are done.

Want an example? Grab one at net.minecraft.world.gen.structure.ComponentScatteredFeaturePieces.Igloo. If you want an example with IWorldGenerator - here is one. It is not perfect but is fine as an example.

It doesn't need to be perfect but thanks!

Just now, V0idWa1k3r said:

What do you need a tutorial for? Creating a resourcelocation? Obtaining a template instance from that location? Calling 1 method to generate the structure from a template?

You start of by creating your structure in game. Then you save it with structure blocks. Then you grab the resulting nbt file and place it in your structures folder in your assets. Then in your world generator you load that structure into memory by calling TemplateManager::getTemplate. Then you call Template::addBlocksToWorld and you are done.

Want an example? Grab one at net.minecraft.world.gen.structure.ComponentScatteredFeaturePieces.Igloo. If you want an example with IWorldGenerator - here is one. It is not perfect but is fine as an example.

also why is it int y = 255 in getGroundFromAbove

It's the highest possible place for a block to be

Just now, Kokkie said:

It's the highest possible place for a block to be

meaning 25 is block limit?

255 is, yes.

Just now, V0idWa1k3r said:

What do you need a tutorial for? Creating a resourcelocation? Obtaining a template instance from that location? Calling 1 method to generate the structure from a template?

You start of by creating your structure in game. Then you save it with structure blocks. Then you grab the resulting nbt file and place it in your structures folder in your assets. Then in your world generator you load that structure into memory by calling TemplateManager::getTemplate. Then you call Template::addBlocksToWorld and you are done.

Want an example? Grab one at net.minecraft.world.gen.structure.ComponentScatteredFeaturePieces.Igloo. If you want an example with IWorldGenerator - here is one. It is not perfect but is fine as an example.

Also I fixed the head it's in the model's render method, 

 

protected void renderHead(float scale) {
        float headScale = 1.4f / (size + 0.4f);
        
        if (this.isChild)
        {float f = 2.0F;
         this.head.render(scale);}
        else
        {head.setRenderScale(headScale);
         head.render(scale);}

Just put an exception between adult and baby types, side note my model has different renders per part.