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erich666 / Mineways

Exports models from Minecraft for 3D printing or rendering
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Torch flames as separate objects #15

Closed CrankerMan closed 3 years ago

CrankerMan commented 8 years ago

Just as the title says

erich666 commented 8 years ago

Thanks for adding it to the list.

Torch flames are animated - any opinion on what their neutral position should be?

Note to self: I should probably figure out if there's some way to stop animation in Minecraft itself - do you know of any? I spend ridiculous amounts of time staring at non-moving Minecraft objects to reverse engineer them. Doing this for animated objects makes it harder still.

JMY1000 commented 8 years ago

Install Optifine, then go to Options -> Video Settings -> Animations... and toggle as needed (there's even all on/off buttons!)

erich666 commented 8 years ago

Excellent, thanks! I've been meaning to check out the latest Optifine, this gives me another reason to do so.

frogg commented 4 years ago

I just found this issue using the search – I was researching if it‘s possible to export animated files from Mineways as well (I think .DAE files for example support animated 3D objects).

My interest is around exporting Redstone circuits as 3D files, but animated so you can actually see pistons moving in/out for example.

Just a general question, if this is possible and if you know any starting point for me!

Thanks a lot for this great plugin, I love it!

erich666 commented 4 years ago

Hmmm, I don't know. I would ask @TheDuckCow, as he works on MCPrep and so likely would know more.

erich666 commented 3 years ago

If you export to USDA format in Mineways 8.00, you should get an emissive texture map for some of the emitters. It's something I hacked in so that torches and other emitters look reasonable in USD. Even if you don't use USD, you can always export to the format and simply get the textures produced by Mineways to use as you wish.