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 +==== Adding models for your blockstates ====
  
 You can also make the texture and model of your block change based on the state. This is done through a JSON file called a Blockstate JSON. All blocks need a blockstate JSON, whether they have multiple states or not, but the contents of the JSON can be as simple or complex as you like. Let's say you register an instance of ''MyBlock'' to the ID ''mymod:my_block''. Minecraft would look for a file at the location ''src/main/resources/assets/mymod/blockstates/my_block.json'' to load the state from. If you don't want your block to change models between states, the blockstate JSON can be very simple. It would look something like this: You can also make the texture and model of your block change based on the state. This is done through a JSON file called a Blockstate JSON. All blocks need a blockstate JSON, whether they have multiple states or not, but the contents of the JSON can be as simple or complex as you like. Let's say you register an instance of ''MyBlock'' to the ID ''mymod:my_block''. Minecraft would look for a file at the location ''src/main/resources/assets/mymod/blockstates/my_block.json'' to load the state from. If you don't want your block to change models between states, the blockstate JSON can be very simple. It would look something like this:
tutorial/blockstate.txt · Last modified: 2023/11/18 08:13 by solidblock