how to import a modelbench

[karaeng kebenaran 0]

so first you go download mrcrayfish model creator

then make something inside it

i actually too lazy to build so i just make something simple

then export the json file

and put it whatever you wanted

and then open mineimator then open the json in the modelbench path

search where you save the json and open it

i don't think if it would be so small but at least you got it

enjoyyyy

 

Edited January 12, 2018 by karaeng kebenaran

[Rollo 3.2k]

It's not called a Modelbench, that's the name of the program coming later to make it easier to make that stuff for Mine-imator.

Good tutorial for making and importing json models though.

[Spontaneous Explosions 1.2k]

@karaeng kebenaran also, there's a much better(imo) model creator: Blockbench. It has more features.

[Rollo 3.2k]

3 hours ago, Spontaneous Explosions said:

@karaeng kebenaran also, there's a much better(imo) model creator: Blockbench. It has more features.

Wow I hadn't even heard of that one. Cool. Is it free?

[karaeng kebenaran 0]

23 hours ago, Colonel Muffin said:

It's not called a Modelbench, that's the name of the program coming later to make it easier to make that stuff for Mine-imator.

Good tutorial for making and importing json models though.

okay

8 hours ago, Spontaneous Explosions said:

@karaeng kebenaran also, there's a much better(imo) model creator: Blockbench. It has more features.

i it free?

[Rollo 3.2k]

20 minutes ago, karaeng kebenaran said:

i it free?

From their website:

"Blockbench is a free, open source 3D model editor"

So there we go.

Edited January 13, 2018 by Colonel Muffin

[karaeng kebenaran 0]

Just now, Colonel Muffin said:

From their website:

"Blockbench is a free, open source 3D model editor"

So there we go.

ok i'll try

 

[munny 0]

great

[Cryptic Runner 2.3k]

*facepalm

[Minealif 46]

Is the file big?