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====== Dynamic Model Generation ====== | ====== Dynamic Model Generation ====== | ||
Dynamically generated models can mainly be used to add models to items or blocks that are generated, or if you want to auto-create them for a large number of items or blocks. | Dynamically generated models can mainly be used to add models to items or blocks that are generated, or if you want to auto-create them for a large number of items or blocks. | ||
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<code java> | <code java> | ||
public static String createItemModelJson(String id, String type) { | public static String createItemModelJson(String id, String type) { | ||
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//The two types of items. " | //The two types of items. " | ||
return " | return " | ||
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//However, if the item is a block-item, it will have a different model json than the previous two. | //However, if the item is a block-item, it will have a different model json than the previous two. | ||
return " | return " | ||
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model.id = id.toString(); | model.id = id.toString(); | ||
cir.setReturnValue(model); | cir.setReturnValue(model); | ||
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} | } | ||
} | } | ||
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