RenderTypes

Modelpart render types that can be applied via setPrimaryRenderType(string) or setSecondaryRenderType(string)

There can only be one primary and secondary type applied to a cube at once, so you may get unwanted behavior if you make the primary render type LINES as all the pixels aside from the lines will vanish.

Example:

models.myModel:setPrimaryRenderType("END_PORTAL")
models.myModel:setSecondaryRenderType("EMISSIVE")

The Primary and Secondary render types get combined. You can for example set the Primary to BLURRY and the secondary to GLINT to create a model with blurry textures, while having an animated echantment glint overlayed on top of it.

All Render Types

Render Type	Description	Example Image
`NONE`	Invisible
`CUTOUT`	Normal, transparency in the texture is binary. Either fully invisible at an alpha of 0, or fully visible
`CUTOUT_CULL`	Normal (No Inside Faces), same alpha behavior as CUTOUT
`TRANSLUCENT`	Normal, with alpha values in the textures handled in a way that allows for semi-transparency
`TRANSLUCENT_CULL`	Normal (No Inside Faces), same alpha behavior as TRANSLUCENT
`EMISSIVE`	Fully Lit, TRANSLUCENT alpha
`EMISSIVE_SOLID`	Fullbright (No Inside Faces), CUTOUT alpha
`CUTOUT_EMISSIVE_SOLID`	Fullbright, TRANSLUCENT alpha
`EYES`	Fullbright, always semi-transparent, CUTOUT alpha
`END_PORTAL`	No-perspective End Portal Effect
`END_GATEWAY`	No-perspective End Gateway Effect
`TEXTURED_PORTAL`	No-perspective Geometric Effect (when used as secondary rendertype, uses secondary texture to change the effect)
`GLINT`	Enchantment glint when used as secondary render type
`GLINT2`	Detailed enchantment glint when used as secondary render type
`TEXTURED_GLINT`	Uses secondary texture as enchantment glint when used as secondary render type
`LINES`	White Lines Around Edges
`LINES_STRIP`	White Lines Between Vertices
`SOLID`	Fully white
`BLURRY`	Smoothed texture

All Render Types​

All Render Types