Topic category: User side tutorials
A few issues can occur when trying to upload java entity models from Blockbench (5.3.1) into Mcreator.
These are some issues I ran into and how I resolved them:
[Note: Many of these issues can be fixed by updating Mcreator to the most recent version]
Problem:
Mcreator says that the model name is invalid when uploading even though the model name meets the requirements.
Possible Solution:
Blockbench exports with a comment at the top of the '.java' model file. Deleting this will do:
Problem:
Mcreator's 'Model animation definition wizard" screen appears but does not show options to change a model's animation.
Possible Solution:
Blockbench's recent update switched variable names, I got around this error by replacing these variable names in the '.java' model file:
RendererModel —> ModelRenderer
EntityModel —> ModelBase
Problem:
Mcreator's 'Model animation definition wizard" does not show the parts I want to animate. Or nothing at all.
Possible Solution:
In the Blockbench editor, you will need to branch your models into trees with the "Add group" button under "Outliner":
(There are a lot of materials on this elsewhere, but for the sake of convenience)
Thank you for this helpful post!
I had trouble with the model animation wizard and this helped me extremely. Thank you so much.
Thank you, you are my forever god.
Also see this site too for a fast way of fixing the animation problem (without having to go through each of the words and changing it manually) : https://mcreator.net/tracker/issue/59347
These problems should be gone in the latest 2020.3 snapshot, just a heads up ;)
Thank u so much that really helped me!!
It's still invalid for me and I already removed the text
Update from 2020.2 and you won't have this problem anymore. 1.12.2 can be used in 2020.4 via https://mcreator.net/plugin/64513/minecraft-1122-generator
how do i see these codes? how does he open it somewhere to modify them?
You should be able to click and open the '.java' file if you know where it is.
I use Sublime Text Editor to edit code.
Changing the file extention to ".txt", editing, and then back to ".java" will work just as well.
I changed EntityModel, but I couldn’t find RendererModel in the file, I'm using the newest version of MCreator and Blockbench