Setup with Vanilla Resourcepack
Requirements:
ModelEngine (Optional)
Resourcepack:
To add the models and keys to your resource pack, follow these steps:
Open the christmas_crate_and_tools_vanilla folder. Inside, you will find the resource pack for the keys and the static version of the crates.
Merge the resourcepack with your server's resourcepack.
If you don't know how to merge the resourcepack with your server's resourcepack click here for a website that does it automatically.
Model Engine: (Recommended)
If you want your crates to have cool animations, you can import the crate models using Model Engine. Note that Model Engine also offers a free version that you can use if you prefer not to purchase the premium version.
To add the models to your resourcepack via model engine, follow these steps:
Open the modelengine_files folder. Inside, you will find the .bbmodel for each crate.
Drag and drop these .bbmodel files inside the blueprints folder of Model Engine.
Reload Model Engine by running the
/meg reload
command to generate a new resourcepack.Merge the resourcepack generated by Model Engine with your Vanilla Resourcepack
If you don't know how to merge the resourcepack with your server's resourcepack click here for a website that does it automatically.
Commands for the items and crates: (1.20.5+)
If you are using an older Minecraft version, replace the []
with ()
Key:
Christmas Crate Key:
minecraft:give <user> feather[custom_model_data=4582]
Crate: This crate will be static, if you want animations follow the guide for Model Engine
Christmas Crate:
minecraft:give <user> feather[custom_model_data=4581]
Items:
Christmas Axe:
minecraft:give <user> diamond_axe[custom_model_data=4050]
Christmas Pickaxe:
minecraft:give <user> diamond_axe[custom_model_data=4050]
Christmas Shovel:
minecraft:give <user> diamond_axe[custom_model_data=4050]
Christmas Sword:
minecraft:give <user> diamond_axe[custom_model_data=4050]
Preview UI:
Christmas Crate Preview Font:
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