Interface AnimationOverlap

All Known Implementing Classes:
PlayerPoseOverlap
public interface AnimationOverlap
Another mod that animates vanilla models, made known so vanilla-model clips can share parts with it: where its animation overlaps the clips' on a part, the model's OverlapRule decides which shows. CoolCatLib knows the player animation mod Better Combat uses by itself; register others while the client sets up, with VanillaModels.registerOverlap(AnimationOverlap).

  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    boolean
    isAnimating(net.minecraft.world.entity.LivingEntity entity)
    Whether it is animating the entity at all, for drivers and conditions (VanillaModels.hasOverlap(LivingEntity)).
    Set<String>
    overlappingParts(net.minecraft.client.renderer.entity.state.LivingEntityRenderState state)
    The parts it is moving on the model posed for this state, by vanilla part name ("right_arm"); empty when it moves nothing.
    default boolean
    skipsDraw(net.minecraft.client.renderer.entity.state.LivingEntityRenderState state)
    Whether this draw is one of its own that clips and worn armatures should stay out of, such as a first-person pass drawing the player's arms in front of the camera.

  • Method Details

    • overlappingParts

      Set<String> overlappingParts(net.minecraft.client.renderer.entity.state.LivingEntityRenderState state)
      The parts it is moving on the model posed for this state, by vanilla part name ("right_arm"); empty when it moves nothing. Asked once per entity per frame, after vanilla and the other mod have posed the model.

    • isAnimating

      boolean isAnimating(net.minecraft.world.entity.LivingEntity entity)
      Whether it is animating the entity at all, for drivers and conditions (VanillaModels.hasOverlap(LivingEntity)).

    • skipsDraw

      default boolean skipsDraw(net.minecraft.client.renderer.entity.state.LivingEntityRenderState state)
      Whether this draw is one of its own that clips and worn armatures should stay out of, such as a first-person pass drawing the player's arms in front of the camera.