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How to Use OBJ Models in Minecraft Modding

Sep 27, 2024

Hey everyone, today I'm going to show you how to use OBJ models in your Minecraft modding projects. OBJ models are a great way to add custom 3D models to your game, giving you more freedom to express your creativity. So let's get started! First, you'll need to create your 3D model in a software like Blender or Maya. Once your model is ready, you'll need to export it as an .obj file. Now, let's jump into the modding process. We'll be using JSON to define our OBJ model and its properties. In your mod's resource folder, create a new folder called 'models'. Inside this folder, create another folder with the name of your block or item. Within this folder, create a new .json file with the same name as your model. In this .json file, you'll define the model's properties such as its textures, rotation, and scaling. Make sure to refer to Minecraft's model format documentation for the correct syntax. Once you've defined your model's properties in the .json file, it's time to test it in-game. Load up your modded version of Minecraft and spawn the block or item with your custom model. If everything is set up correctly, you should see your beautiful 3D model in the game world. And there you have it! You've successfully incorporated an OBJ model into your Minecraft mod. Keep experimenting with different shapes, textures, and animations to bring your ideas to life in the game. I hope this tutorial helps you unleash your creativity and take your Minecraft modding to the next level. Happy modding, and have fun customizing your Minecraft experience!

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