Mcbe Model Creatures And Props

Creatures, weapons, props

Full text: docs/07-creatures-weapons-props.md. Example: examples/build_demo_drake.py.

1. Look at vanilla first. If the vanilla pack has the thing (a dragon wing, a fin, a banner), open its model and texture before designing yours.
2. One bone per joint: body → neck → head → jaw, tail → tail_tip, wing → wingtip, legs.
3. Curved bodies are chains of tilted links in the side profile; each chain's end runs INTO what it joins.
4. Wings, fins, frills, leaves, cloth: a leading-edge bone plus ONE zero-thickness plate (only=("up", "down")). The curved, scalloped outline and the finger bones are PAINTED; outside the outline the decal returns None; the client entity uses entity_alphatest.

• Both plates of a wing lie in ONE wing plane; each plate's inner edge lies exactly on its hinge line, and it turns about that axis only — then no pose can swing it into the body.
• Paint by position (p.local()): both faces are drawn over each other and must agree at every point. Never let one face be reduced (the forge and the linter guard this).
• Set seen_from_below=True for anything that flies or is held.

1. Model wings spread; hold them at rest with the bind pose; clips and Molang loops ADD to the bind; the hand lags the arm by a phase. List rest, spread, up, down as poses.
2. Feet ON the ground: leave ground_clearance out. Free-moving bones (neck, tail, legs) go in spinning.
3. Weapons and held items: mcbe-model-attachables; blades are tilted, not stepped; symmetric=False for one-sided items.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: iMasterProX
• Source: iMasterProX/mcbemodelingmasterAI
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.