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If your entities are invisible or look corrupted you'll need to instal my other mod Entity Model Features EMF as well (this includes resource packs such as Fresh Animations).

Any mod displaying an entity in a custom GUI can force the default texture by having the entity.getblockstate set to either null or of type VOID_AIR, the same can be achieved by settings the display mob's UUID to UUID.nameUUIDFromBytes(("GENERIC").getBytes()).Ĭustom Entity Models is not a feature provided by ETF.

This mod should be compatible with any mod added entities as long as they extend LivingEntityRenderer class for rendering and utilise it correctly.

A few of these options can also be changed via the Puzzle mod.

Settings can be changed in-game using Mod Menu, the settings button in the resource pack screen, or by editing the config file, located under config/entity_texture_features.json.

(Only if the mod creator used the vanilla rendering code to render their mobs)

Entity Model Features (EMF) - Fully compatible.

OptiFine's random/custom or emissive entity resource packs - Fully compatable.

💡 Emissive/glowing entity textures with the OptiFine format.🎲 Custom & random entity textures with the OptiFine format, including even more properties!.If you want more OptiFine features on Fabric, you can either check this list, made by LambdaAurora, or you can use the Fabulously Optimized modpack, which includes all the OptiFine parity mods! Featuring: This way, ETF achieves more OptiFine parity on the Fabric mod loader. The particle identifier is specified at the top of the JSON file, and consists of a namespace and name, such as sample:colored_smoke.ETF is a Fabric (Quilt compatible) & Forge mod that adds many new Entity Texture Features, including entity and player skin features!

Similar to models and entities, particles are referenced by their identifier, so the file can be saved in any subfolder inside the particles folder without having to reference it. Files are stored in the particles folder of a resource pack. Naming and Locationīedrock uses a custom JSON format for particle effects. Particles can be used for ambiance effects like falling leaves, or even to place simple 2D graphics in your world. Particles can greatly enhance the visual experience of a map or add-on, for effects such as exhaust smoke or magic spells. It is recommended that the following be completed before beginning this tutorial: How to create custom particle effects in Minecraft: Bedrock Edition.