[Tutorial] Render Scaling Up-Down for you entities with MatrixStack (make your mob bigger/smaller)

Hey you! Yes, you! Have you ever made a model for your entity, added them to your mod, and then found out that the mob is smaller or bigger than you wanted? If true, this is WHAT you're looking for!

First of all, this is where I first reached to MatrixStack, and from that, I explore more then make this tutorial.

https://mcreator.net/forum/62190/scale-mob-code?page=0

Now let's get into it!

Step 1: You need to lock your element (of course), then choose to edit the code:

- If you're in 1.15, choose YourEntityEntity.java (in my case is NormalEntity.java)

- If you're in 1.16, choose YourEntityRender.java (mine is NormalRender.java)

Step 2: You'll need to scroll down and find the Render part (both 1.15 and 1.16), like this (my model is direwolf so it says Direwolf)

Step 3: You need to replace entire thing (from "@Override" to "packedOverlay);" ) with this:
        @Override
        public void render(MatrixStack matrixStack, IVertexBuilder buffer, int packedLight, int packedOverlay, float red, float green, float blue,
                float alpha) {
            matrixStack.push();
            matrixStack.translate(0f, 1.5f - t * 1.5f, 0f);
            matrixStack.scale(xf, yf, zf);
            Direwolf.render(matrixStack, buffer, packedLight, packedOverlay);
            matrixStack.pop();

Then you'll have this:

Step 4: Now all you need is to change the x y z t variable: (by default, originally from your model, every variable is 1)
You can see some examples from the first image from step 1, the middle one is the default, everything is 1. Any variable that is smaller than 1 makes the entity small, greater than 1 makes it bigger.
- z = front to back [The perfect example is number 1]
- x = sideway [number 2]
- y = height [number 3]

Note: when you're changing the y variable, you need to change the t variable too, change it so t = y. If not you're entity will be underground.

With that in mind: [number 4] is what I made by changing every variable to 1.5 (x=y=z=t=1.5), the entity has turned from chicken-side to wolf-side.

Another example is this, when you place a x=y=z=t=0.5 wolf next to a x=y=z=t=3 wolf. 

Personally, I really do want this to be added to Mcreator (so I won't need to lock and relock the code every time I want to edit the mobs), I photoshoped this: