This repository showcases a demonstration of the 'Mojang.Api.Skins' in a Godot-based application. It enables users to enter a Minecraft player's name and then displays the current skin and cape of that player on a 3D Minecraft character model. The demo provides interactive features such as toggling individual 3D parts of the character and accessories, as well as displaying the cape as a 3D model, which can be toggled or shown as an Elytra. Additionally, it displays metadata in the upper left corner of the screen.
- Player Skin and Cape Display: Enter a player's name to fetch and display their current Minecraft skin and cape.
- 3D Model Interaction: Interact with the 3D Minecraft character model by toggling different body parts and accessories.
- Cape Customization: Toggle between displaying the cape as a standard cape or as an Elytra.
- Metadata Display: View metadata about the player's skin and cape in real-time.
- Demonstration of 'Mojang.Api.Skins': Utilizes the functionalities of the 'Mojang.Api.Skins' library in a practical application.
To get started with this demo, follow these steps:
- Clone the Repository
git clone https://github.com/CwistSilver/Mojang.Api.Skins.Demo.Godot.git- Open the Project in Godot
Launch Godot and import the project. - Run the Demo
Execute the project within Godot to interact with the demo.
Problem Description:
When cloning the project and opening it in Godot, you might encounter an issue where the scene minecraft_classic_player-test.tscn does not load correctly. This can lead to the program not functioning as intended.
Solution:
To resolve this issue, follow these steps:
- Navigate to the '3D_Models Folder': In the cloned project directory, locate the 3D_Models folder.
- Open the Scene Manually: Find the file named 'minecraft_classic_player-test.tscn' and double-click to open it manually in Godot.
- Close the Scene: After the scene opens, close it without making any changes.
After performing these steps, the issue should be resolved, and the program will function as expected.