It's probably worth answering here in case there's a real problem with JSON that Blockbench is exporting, but I'm thinking it's more likely either something to do with the name of the model or one of the bones used in the geometry file, or a bone that doesn't have anything inside it. the entity model should say: 'identifier': 'w' I noticed that sometimes Blockbench was setting the identifier to stuff like '', which meant I was getting an error much like yours. You can try copying/pasting your model's JSON into a JSON validator to track down other possible errors. What's happening is that the game loads the models, finds a problem and doesn't load 'geometry.good_pillager', and so the entity file can't point to it and your entity won't be visible. 0:00 / 18:54 Intro Custom Bedrock Entities with Blockbench 1.11 Cleverlike 4.62K subscribers Subscribe 625 31K views 5 years ago Follow me on Twitter. If none of that applies, there's something wrong with the geometry file. Check your entity file (probably named 'good_'.) Does the geometry name there match the identifier in Step #3?.Any forbidden characters in any of the bone names?.Is the identifier 'geometry.good_pillager'? Are there any forbidden characters in there?.Is your model file (probably named 'good_' or something like that) in the '/models/entity/' folder in your resource pack?.entity file or the identifier actually used in the geometry file. Is it possible to make the "loyalty rope" in Bedrock Edition invisible? (If I change the texture to a transparent PNG file, or a TGA image with a completely black alpha channel, it doesn't disappear, instead it becomes either black or white.It's probably something to do with either the geometry reference in the RP. I searched for hours what could cause the problem, but found nothing yet. However, one problem still remains: When the trident is thrown, it becomes completely invisible. To create the model and texture, we're going to use Blockbench, a 3D modeling program that can create models for the Bedrock Edition of Minecraft. Each model uses a texture that can be assigned through render controllers. Since it works like this in my Java Edition version (and afaik it's impossible to change that there), I don't think it's that annoying. Model Models in Minecraft use a specific format that uses JSON to define the shape. Since the last change, I changed my model a bit, so it is working correctly in First person view, but it's rotated in third person view now (since my model is asymmetric ). Haha, yeah fixing the misprint fixed a lot of problems at once! :D Does this have anything to do with the "trident.render_controllers.json" file? Alternatively, navigate to Filter and select Create Bedrock Entity to open the wizard. In game, my model doesn't load, the trident has the default model, and it has my model's texture on it, as you can see on the image: Everything is placed correctly as far as I know.
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I followed every step on how to "convert" a Java Edition resource pack into a Bedrock Edition resource pack, and how the folders and files must be placed there. What's happening is that the game loads the models, finds a problem and doesn't load 'geometry.goodpillager', and so the entity file can't point to it and your entity won't be visible. The "trident.render_controllers.json" file is in the "/render_controllers/" folder (I don't really understand this file yet!)
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so I decided to use the bedrock entity generator in blockbench and out of. The texture is placed in the "/textures/entity/" folder as "trident.png". Entity Model Features CEM CurseForge Modrinth - EMF is an OptiFine format. YouTube Blockbench Tutorials - YouTube CUSTOM ITEM MODEL IN BLOCKBENCH BLOCKBENCH 2. The model is placed in the "/models/entity/" folder as "trident.json" (tried it as "" aswell, same result). How to create custom Blocks for Minecraft Bedrock Tutorial PE.
I exported my model as a Bedrock Geometry file (.json), and is working correctly in Blockbench. I converted the model to Bedrock Entity (since trident is an entity) without having any problems, the model still works correctly. I made the model as a Java Entity (OptiFine JEM. The original resource pack was made for Java Edition (with OptiFine), and it works as intended! Everything works perfectly, except for the model. I made a resource pack that replaces the trident model and texture, along with its sound effects.
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