displaymotion
Free models

Models you can use today

Turn them in 3D. Download them. Load them in one line.

Vanilla blocks and items only. No texture pack. No mods.

3D preview of the robot.

Download robot.bbmodel

Robot

Blockbench

A walking robot. Every cube is a vanilla block display.

  • .bbmodel, 92 KB
  • 4 animations
ImportedModel m = ImportedModel.load(path);
MotionDisplay d = m.spawn(motion, location);
m.play(d, "walk");
Download robot.bbmodel

3D preview of the windmill.

Download windmill.bbmodel

Windmill

Blockbench

A windmill with sails that turn.

  • .bbmodel, 72 KB
  • 2 animations
ImportedModel m = ImportedModel.load(path);
MotionDisplay d = m.spawn(motion, location);
m.play(d, "spin");
Download windmill.bbmodel

3D preview of the treasure chest.

Download chest.bdengine

Treasure chest

BDEngine

The lid opens. Then a diamond and gold rise out and spin.

  • .bdengine, 1 KB
  • 1 animation
ImportedModel m = ImportedModel.load(path);
MotionDisplay d = m.spawn(motion, location);
m.play(d, "open");
Download chest.bdengine

Use your own models

  1. Make a model in Blockbench or BDEngine.
  2. Save the project file: .bbmodel or .bdengine.
  3. Put the file in plugins/displaymotion-example/models.
  4. Run /dm model <file> <animation>. The model shows in front of you.

The example plugin puts these three models in that folder for you. See Importing for the details and the limits.

More free models that work in vanilla are coming.

Make your own

Now

Blockbench or BDEngine

Build it in the editor you know. Every cube becomes a vanilla block display, with its animations.

How importing works
Planned

In game editor

Build and animate a model right inside Minecraft. Vanilla client, no mod, no texture pack.

See the roadmap