You can have Blockbench open to edit the PNGs in the resourcepacks folder if needed. You may proceed to test your resource pack in game. 'cobblemon:textures/pokemon/0500_emboar/flame/emboar3.png' 'cobblemon:textures/pokemon/0500_emboar/flame/emboar2.png', 'cobblemon:textures/pokemon/0500_emboar/flame/emboar1.png', 'texture': 'cobblemon:textures/pokemon/0500_emboar/emboar.png', The textures should be arranged in the resource pack folder like so: Place this new folder in the target Pokémon's texture folder.

Place all animation PNGs inside of this new folder.Create a new folder and name it animation.Gather your new files and locate your Pokémon's resource pack, or make one if you haven't already.(future page link) You can simply place the set of PNGs in the target Pokémon's texture folder. Step 3: Add the new textures to a resource pack Repeat the entire process for your shiny textures (optional).Ĭycling through each frame PNG in sequence can help you visualize how the animation will look in game.Repeat these steps until your animation is finished.On this new blank PNG, paint one frame of the animation.The resolution of the original texture should be retained. Click on 'Create Texture' or press Ctrl+Shift+T.Load your model in Blockbench and follow these steps: Keep in mind that these frames may later be tagged as Emissive and Translucent.Ĭharmander's flame animation loaded in Blockbench The frames can be created in your preferred art software instead of Blockbench. The animated textures are played frame-by-frame, so you must create a PNG for each frame. Step 2: Create each frame of the animation Each animation frame PNG should appear somewhere on the model. Be sure to load their model and all their textures in Blockbench. If you need some examples for how to set up your model for animated textures, you can reference some of the following Pokémon files. Decide what bones will receive animated textures and ensure they have the proper UV map for your idea.Other times, you might want to create specific bones for flames on a Pokémon, like Charmander's tail. Sometimes you may want visible body parts to have an animated texture, like Elgyem's color changing hands. Remember that these textures are layers over the original texture, so they will be following the same UV map from the model you choose. The location of your animated textures on the Pokémon will vary for each model. Step 1: Choose the location of the animated textures Knowledge of creating custom Pokémon and frame-by-frame animation is recommended. This tutorial will teach you how to make animated textures for Cobblemon using the layers system. 1.4 Step 4: Assign the animation textures to the resolver file.1.3 Step 3: Add the new textures to a resource pack.1.2 Step 2: Create each frame of the animation.1.1 Step 1: Choose the location of the animated textures.

Minecraft 113.2 animated resource pack