from json to mods

[carlob]

I'm newbie

I've create one block to try with Blockbench and Ive create a .json file

What is next step?

 

Thanks

         Carlo

[Haydenman2]

What point are you up to? Have you only made the model? Do you have anything set up in a dev workspace?

[carlob]

I want to learn so I only created one block and saved it in .json doing export
But I don't know how to continue to put it in minecraft

[Haydenman2]

  On 6/22/2020 at 7:31 AM, carlob said:

I want to learn so I only created one block and saved it in .json doing export
But I don't know how to continue to put it in minecraft

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My advice is to start by reading through the Getting Started, Concepts, and Blocks on the Forge docs to get to the point in which you will be able to put in a custom block.

https://mcforge.readthedocs.io/en/1.15.x/blocks/blocks/

 

Edit: My bad. Accidentally linked the 1.14 docs.

Edited June 22, 2020 by Haydenman2

[carlob]

Thanks, I took a look, but I don't know programming, think there were tools that did these steps

[DavidM]

  On 6/22/2020 at 7:48 AM, carlob said:

Thanks, I took a look, but I don't know programming, think there were tools that did these steps

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Minecraft modding is programming in Java. If you don’t want to learn modding/programming but still want to add stuff into the game, there are mods like Content Tweaker that do that.

Edited June 22, 2020 by DavidM

[TheGreyGhost]

If you just want to change the appearance of normal blocks, you can use a resource pack without any coding at all.  Blockbench tutorials (google) will show you how.

[carlob]

Blockbench & Mcreator,

Great, thanks

[DavidM]

Note that you should not use MCreator if you want to release your mod to the public.

If you want to make a proper mod, please learn Java and do it normally.