bbstom

Blockbench renderer for Minestom

Install

https://repo.emortal.dev/#/snapshots/dev/emortal/bbstom

repositories {
    maven("https://repo.emortal.dev/snapshots")
}
dependencies {
    implementation("dev.emortal:bbstom:<latest commit>")
}

Usage

To animate a player, you will need the Stable Player Display resource pack

You may also find it helpful to use the provided player.bbmodel (Credit to emula_izzy)

byte[] bytes = Files.readAllBytes(Path.of("player.bbmodel"));
final BBModel model = BBModel.fromBytes(bytes);

BBAnimation walkAnim = model.getAnimationByName("walk");

BlockbenchPlayerRenderer walkRenderer = new BlockbenchPlayerRenderer(model, walkAnim, instance, new Pos(0, 1, 0), playerSkin);
walkRenderer.render();

If you wish to use your own player model, make sure the limb objects are named as:

• Body
• Left Arm
• Right Arm
• Left Leg
• Right Leg
• Head

(or create your own renderer)

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Get a specific element's position and rotation

BBModel model = ...
BBAnimation animation = model.getAnimationByName("...");
float time = 0.2f;

String objectUUID = model.getElementUUID("Left Leg");

Vector3f vec = model.getPosition(animation, time, objectUUID).div(16);
Quaternionf quat = model.getRotation(animation, time, objectUUID).premul(yawQuat);
float[] floats = BBModel.quatToFloats(quat); // get float array for use in setLeftRotation/setRightRotation

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Animated Java support is planned, however I am waiting until they update to Blockbench 5.0