Targeters - Ticxo/Model-Engine-Wiki GitHub Wiki
ModelPart
Target the locations of parts.
Attribute | Aliases | Description | Default |
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modelid | m, mid, model | The targeted model | |
partid | p, pid, part | The targeted part | |
offset | o, off | Offset mode used to calculate the offsetsLOCAL: Local axis of the targeted partMODEL: Local axis of the target modelGLOBAL: World axis | LOCAL |
x | Offset on X axis | 0 | |
y | Offset on Y axis | 0 | |
z | Offset on Z axis | 0 | |
exactmatch | em, exact, match | Does the part need to match the partid completelyIf set to false, this will get the location of all parts with IDs containing partidExample: pid=arm;em=falseThis will tint both leftarm and rightarm | true |
Local vs Model vs Global
The usage of these 3 modes is a bit hazy, so we will explain them one by one.
Note: Depending on how you made your model, each axis might not represent the same direction as stated here.
In this scenario, Z-axis is forward/backward, X-axis is right/left, and Y-axis is up/down.
Local
This mode would get the offset based on the bone's rotation.
Let's say we have a humanoid model who holds a gun. To get where the barrel is pointing at, we can use this mode with a positive Z offset.
Model
This mode would get the offset based on the model's rotation.
Essentially, this is the Forward
targeter from MythicMobs, with the added benefit of starting from the location of the selected bone.
Global
This mode just uses Minecraft's world axis to calculate the offset.
Same as Model
mode, this just has the benefit of starting from the selected bone, instead of the base of the mob.
MountedModel
Get the model mounted by the caster.
Attribute | Aliases | Description | Default |
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ModelDriver
Get the driver of this model.
Attribute | Aliases | Description | Default |
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ModelPassengers
Tell the model to start or stop playing an animation.
Attribute | Aliases | Description | Default |
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pbone | p | A list of seats to search.Format: pbone=seat1,seat2,seat3 | All passengers |