Hello

 

As i tried to create my own player-entity-class for my player-model, i copyed the content of the vanilla PlayerEntity-class (from the actual version of the code) into an own class and renamed it for my own player-charecter.

But i get alot of syntax-errors, wich say, that some methods cannot use my customized class as input, or don´t exist here...

 

Now i only found stuff on the web, that tells about the model-class and the renderer of a custom entity, but it tells nothing about a custom Entity-Class for a player.

Does that mean, i nead no entity-classes for my custom Player-models?

DO NOT COPY CODE FROM THE GAME, especially entire files.  

Are you trying to create an Entity that looks like a player,

or are you trying to create a custom model for the player?

In the first case you should probably create a custom entity and renderer for that entity. In case it is a Monster, MonsterEntity is probably a good starting point.  

In case you are trying to render a custom player model, you should have a look at net.minecraftforge.client.event.RenderPlayerEvent. It get's fired whenever a player is being rendered and you can even disable player rendering alltogether and replace it with your own renderer.

i want to change the model of the player.

That means, i need no entity-class for it, i think.

On 2/17/2020 at 12:07 AM, Busti said:

DO NOT COPY CODE FROM THE GAME, especially entire files.  

Why?

47 minutes ago, Drachenbauer said:

i want to change the model of the player.

That means, i need no entity-class for it, i think.

You simply can extend the Playermodelclass.

that´s what i dit now.

 

For one variant:

How do i keep the body-, arms, and legs-parts of the armour invisible while wearing them?

Itßs a small and compact character, that is fully covered in the helmet.

 

and how can i change the collision-box-size to fit to this model (should be able to enter one block high horizontal tunnels)

Edited February 19, 20205 yr by Drachenbauer

Then i cant help you, i am new to entities models. Sorry!

@DragonITA because that will bring you into a problematic situation regarding the copyright of the game. 

 

@Busti I am under 16 years old, a few examples of what would happen?

Probably nothing would happen if you copy paste a single class. That being said, you don’t want to go around illegally sharing someone else’s intellectual property.

You also don’t want to copy vanilla’s code because it changes often (and the changes may break your copied code) and usually uses legacy code that hasn’t been updated in 10 years. Forge usually provides better systems and better ways of doing stuff.