Yo! This is sick...

Unfortunately, there's no official, native way of converting Blockbench models to Mine-imator models. Though there is a blockbench plugin that can do the job but it will not give an expected output, especially if your model has more meshes than cubes. If you need further assistance, feel free to reply...

Good to see u after a long time... XD

If comfortable, pls share the project in which the bug appears so that I can take a closer look... Else, you can try attaching some screenshots as well

You could try adding some custom meshes (made in MI or MB) and add a little glow + transparency to them to make them go bloom with the scenery... [Just a suggestion, I actually don't have much idea about these things]

WOWW!! Deserves to be on the showcase this week, here goes an upvote!

True...

Bro was just day-dreaming lmao...

Cool!

Moreover, if you want to import a newer world of yours, you might want check this too:

OMG! I just noticed the extrusions on her trousers and top lmao

Got too realistic for a blocky character The rig's awesome btw

Nice! A combination of Simple and Cool...

Wow! I am not a car guy, but this still seems too cool...

Hi @tywa, The rendering obstruction/glitch you are facing maybe caused due to wrong/corrupted render setting(s). It would be way more easy to identify a faulty setting if you upload a screenshot or the .zip file of the project. If you are comfortable to upload, then pls upload the project itself, if not, I'll suggest you some common issues that maybe causing the blur glitch...

Good start

Guess what? I've figured out how to change all the UI included/Default Vector textures of Modelbench and Mine-imator including the 'default.png' in Modelbench 1.1.5. You need to configure the 'data.win' file using a programming software like VS Code or something. If you all are interested, I'll drop a tutorial for that... You can actually even change its logo and other UI Graphics... I am asking first that if you guys REALLY want a tutorial on it, cuz I don't wanna waste my efforts (I really do make less) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DISCLAIMER The content changelog or Software modification doesn't mean any harm to the violation and rules of the software. The software will not be redistributed or be published with other author name outside the MI Forums without any prior permission from the original author. The content strictly adheres to all the MI Forum Guidelines and again, doesn't harm the hearts of our beloved original creators. Thanks!

Mine-imator isn’t officially supported on Linux, so the apt package you installed is likely incomplete or broken. The fact that App Center shows 0B size and no proper metadata suggests it’s not a fully functional package. When an app doesn’t open at all (no error, no crash), it usually means it’s failing silently due to missing runtime components or an invalid executable. Instead of using the apt package, try running Mine-imator through Wine: 1. Install Wine: sudo apt install wine 2. Download the official Windows version of Mine-imator from the official website. 3. Run it using: wine Mine-imator.exe This method is more reliable since Mine-imator is built for Windows. You can also try running the installed version from terminal to check for errors: mine-imator If it outputs something, it may help identify the issue. ~Generated by ChatGPT Tip: Use ChatGPT or other AI Assistants for quick issues like this, they help a lot. [Even I growed up using ChatGPT]

WOW BRO! It's been a while since I saw you active... Howr u doin dude? btw the animation's COOL!

I don't know much about programming, but I need to know how the Modelbench's default 16x16 texture 'default.png' is generated. It isn't stored anywhere in data, so I couldn't replace the file either. I want the image to generate a gray 16x16 texture, so that it could match the dark profile with white UI color. Do I need to change its script for this? (Hope not.)

Cool! I love the simplistic lighting and face rigs you have right there...