To me this behavior is very similar to rotating on the X-axis. However, this results in the behavior demonstrated here. Therefore I feel like the solution should be to rotate around the Z-axis on the west and east directions. When observing the way it rotates, it seems like the model's coordinate system has been changed when it was rotated around the Y axis. In practice this works well when the block is facing north or south, but not when the block is facing east or west. Demonstration here. Private float rotationFromDirection(Direction direction) Being among the most popular Minecraft Mods free download, it is always. It helps the users create mods easier and ensure these mods are compatible with each other. In other words, it is a modding API that stands for Application Programming Interface. Group2.yRot = rotationFromDirection(direction) As an easy definition, it is a basic mod to run other mods in Minecraft. Public void turnToSetting(Direction direction, TheClockworksTileEntity.Setting setting) My solution to the problem is rotating around the Y-axis depending on the direction, and rotate either the X or Z axis (depending on the block's direction) by a certain amount per setting. (You can skip this step if you’ve installed Minecraft Forge) Open Start on desktop > Open Run (Or you can use the Windows + R keyboard shortcut) Type appdata into Run and press enter.
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The kicker is that it's also supposed to be rotated based on a "setting" variable, which can be changed when right clicked. Right click Forge Installer, Run as Administrator and press OK to install Forge.
The model is supposed to be rotated based on the block's facing direction. I am rendering a model as part of a tile entity renderer.
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