I'm creating a hat mod and I'm stuck cause I can't seem to find a way to render something onto an item. Can anyone help? (Also im a little new to this stuff but i understand a bit)

JSON is just data. You are looking for how to render a model.

43 minutes ago, Draco18s said:

JSON is just data. You are looking for how to render a model.

Pretty much i just need it to render on the player

1 hour ago, Draco18s said:

JSON is just data. You are looking for how to render a model.

I already know haw to make items and blocks its just idk how to render it ON the player

37 minutes ago, Turnrp said:

I already know haw to make items and blocks its just idk how to render it ON the player

you want to render a block or item on the player?

1 minute ago, kiou.23 said:

you want to render a block or item on the player?

Block. A mod block i made.

Just now, Turnrp said:

Block. A mod block i made.

what do you mean by rendering a block on the player?

Just now, kiou.23 said:

what do you mean by rendering a block on the player?

I need it to go onto the head of the player

Just now, Turnrp said:

I need it to go onto the head of the player

when? when the player places it in the head armor slot in their inventory?

4 minutes ago, kiou.23 said:

when? when the player places it in the head armor slot in their inventory?

No just when you join its already there

 

14 minutes ago, kiou.23 said:

when? when the player places it in the head armor slot in their inventory?

Mabye on setup?

5 minutes ago, Turnrp said:

 

Mabye on setup?

not on setup

you'd probably want to handle that on the PlayerLoggedInEvent

Just now, kiou.23 said:

not on setup

you'd probably want to handle that on the PlayerLoggedInEvent

Yeah so the how would i get the actually hat on the player

1 minute ago, kiou.23 said:

not on setup

you'd probably want to handle that on the PlayerLoggedInEvent

@SubscribeEvent
public static void OnPlayerLogged(PlayerEvent.PlayerLoggedInEvent PlayerLogged) {
    
}

would be the code to start off

actually, you may want to subscribe to the RenderPlayerEvent, get the player Renderer form the event and use PlayerRenderer#addLayer()

 

I havent' done much rendering code, so I'm not that sure

 

Edit: yeah, you want to create a class that extends LayerRenderer, and override the render method to render your hat.

you then pass an instance of your LayerRenderer to the PlayerRenderer#addLayer()

Edited December 14, 20204 yr by kiou.23

3 minutes ago, kiou.23 said:

actually, you may want to subscribe to the RenderPlayerEvent, get the player Renderer form the event and use PlayerRenderer#addLayer()

 

I havent' done much rendering code, so I'm not that sure

 

Edit: yeah, you want to create a class that extends LayerRenderer, and override the render method to render your hat.

you then pass an instance of your LayerRenderer to the PlayerRenderer#addLayer()

Okay ill try that rq

2 minutes ago, Turnrp said:

Okay ill try that rq

take a look at the render method of the SnowmanHeadLayer class, it should have everything that you need (honestly you can probably just copy paste that method and change the Carved Pumpkin to be your block)

@SubscribeEvent
public static void OnPlayerLogged(RenderPlayerEvent PlayerLogged) {

}

?

1 minute ago, Turnrp said:

@SubscribeEvent
public static void OnPlayerLogged(RenderPlayerEvent PlayerLogged) {

}

?

??

1 minute ago, kiou.23 said:

take a look at the render method of the SnowmanHeadLayer class, it should have everything that you need (honestly you can probably just copy paste that method and change the Carved Pumpkin to be your block)

How would i copy that?

Just now, kiou.23 said:

??

I added render player event im asking if thats correct

Just now, Turnrp said:

How would i copy that?

... you literally just copy and paste

9 minutes ago, Turnrp said:

I added render player event im asking if thats correct

the method shouldn't be static

Edited December 14, 20204 yr by kiou.23

What would it be then if not static? Also idk how to GET the code to copy

Edited December 14, 20204 yr by Turnrp

11 minutes ago, kiou.23 said:

the method shouldn't be static

just a public voide?