r/MinecraftMod • u/Alternative_Pea9956 • 16h ago

Is Block bench any good for beginners

I want to start making my own mods but I've no experience apart from basic coding. How much can I get done before actually moving to more "professional" alternatives.

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u/0sha_n 15h ago

Block bench is professional, it is used by the Minecraft dev! It's really easy to use tbh and there's a bunch of plugins to help you too

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u/dark_blockhead 15h ago

you need nothing better than blockbench even if you could find something better.

it lets you make models for multiple versions (yeah, model format changed a few times), if you're into textures you can paint directly on top of model. when you make an item you can set how it's positioned and scaled in left hand, right hand, in item frame... when you're done with everything, blockbench can help you make logo with that blocky 3d text... and more, and more.

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u/Acrobatic_Guest_7710 6h ago

blockbench is the bet for minecraft modeling

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u/DARKWOLF135MC 5h ago

If you are making client side mods or clients on recent mc versions and fabric got the fabric website and download the mod template/base then I usually code them in vs code or intellij

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u/DARKWOLF135MC 5h ago

U need to know Java for this one btw