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Customize your player model in Minecraft.

This is a remake version of Minecraft mod Custom Player Model (CPM). It allows you to customize ingame models using JSON files, with advanced features including scripting, particle systems and physics simulation.

Note: Although this mod is named Custom "Player" Model, it also allows you to apply custom models on animals or monsters.

Download the mod jar file and put it in the "mods" directory under your Minecraft main directory. When ingame, press Ctrl+M to open the model selection gui.

Each model is a .zip file. Model files should be put in "custom-model/models" directory under your Minecraft main directory. If this directory does not exist, create one yourself or launch the game once to create it automatically.

Custom models are applicable on players and mobs. There are currently 3 ways to apply a model:

• Press the model selection gui (Ctrl+M by default) and click model entries, and use the slider to adjust scale.
• Use the select command e.g. /cpm select <model_id> @e[type=cow]. Where <model_id> is acquired by right-clicking in the model selection gui. Use the scale command e.g. /cpm scale 0.5 @p to adjust scale. Use the clear command e.g. /cpm clear @a to clear applied models.
• Use the transformation item (creative only). Get the transformation wand in the creative inventory, right-click in the model selection gui while holding the wand will copy model id into the wand. Right-clicking entities with this wand to apply models. This will also copy the current scale.

Some example models can be found at Github for reference.

I want some new features / find some bugs!

You can rise new issues at github issue tracker. Or you can contact me at Custom Player Model Discord.

What's the difference between models in directories and zip files?

Models in directories are Client Only and only for testing. These models are shown yellow in the model selection gui. Other players will not be able to see your model in a server.

Is this mod client side or server side?

You can have this only at client side so that only yourself can see custom models. Or you can have a modded server which enables every player with this mod to see the models. The server will not prevent you from logging in with/without this mod.

• This mod is inspired by Optifine and More Player Models.
• Some of the models come from Touhou Little Maid.
• Minecraft modeling software Blockbench.