DragonFly Model Library

This mod uses a modified version of Fabric (Babric) and is designed only for Better than Adventure, a heavily modified version of Minecraft b1.7.3!

For more information, join the discord server provided on this projects page.

About

DragonFly is a model library which allows other mods made for BTA to use model formats used in modern Minecraft versions. It makes modeling and texturing able to be done through programs like BlockBench making complex models much less daunting to implement.

• DragonFly also allows texturepacks to change the models of any mod using DragonFly.
• DragonFly uses HalpLibe for texture registration and for HalpLibe's entrypoints
• You can look at the DragonFly Example Mod for help using DragonFly in your project

Supported data types:

DragonFly Allows the use of

• Modern Java Block/Item Models
• Modern Java Block States
• Modern Bedrock Entity Geometries
• Modern Bedrock Entity Animations

How to make Entity Animations (in 7.3_03 or above):

Using Animation to Json Converter Plugin from Blockbench Plugin to export json file

once export. you should place Put it under assets//animation folder

and load with

// for example. ../animation/test <animation path> should be 
// DragonFly.loadEntityAnimations(<modid>, "test")
DragonFly.loadEntityAnimations(<modid>, <animation path>)

Installation

This mod needs a specific MultiMC/Prism instance to run and another other mod as a dependency:

• HalpLibe by Turnip Labs

Credits

DragonFly:

• Useless - Block Models, Block States
• baguchan - Entity Models, Animations
• 0999312 - MMLib (Tremendously helpful for implementing Entity Model support)

Libraries used:

• Turnip Labs - halplibe

BTA Developers:

• jonkadelic
• maggandgeez
• nebulabc
• bestsoft100
• sunsetsatellite (Martin)
• useless

Babric (fork of Fabric for Beta Minecraft) Maintainers:

• calmilamsy
• 6pak

Special thanks:

• Better than Adventure Discord Server (biggest fork of b1.7.3 with many cool features)
• BTA Modding Discord Server (community of modding pioneers of this fork, because it was possible and nobody stopped us)