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Is there a way to Render a JSON onto a player?


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

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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()

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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

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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?

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