JsonEM Mod FAQ

Use the mod's dump feature to export any vanilla entity as a JSON file, which you can then open and modify in a text editor or import into Blockbench for visual editing.

No, JsonEM is not compatible with OptiFine's model format, so you'll need to choose one or the other for your setup.

Start by creating your model in Blockbench with the proper entity format, then export it and import it into JsonEM as a JSON file for use in your resource pack or mod.

No, you can edit JSON files directly in any text editor, but Blockbench is highly recommended because it provides a visual interface that makes modeling much easier and prevents syntax errors.

Export your model from Blockbench in the correct format, then place the JSON file in your mod or resource pack's model directory where JsonEM can read it.

You can dump and edit both vanilla and modded entity models as long as they're compatible with JsonEM's JSON format.

The model likely won't load in-game; using Blockbench to create and export models helps avoid these errors, or carefully validate your JSON in a text editor before testing.

Yes, JsonEM is designed specifically for resource pack makers, modpackers, and modders who want to create or customize entity models.

Yes, you can export your models and include them in a modpack, as long as JsonEM is installed and the models are in the correct JSON format.

This depends on your setup; typically you'll need to reload your resource pack or restart the game for changes to take effect, though some setups may support hot-reloading.