Blockbench puts all the tools at your disposal to make the creation process of low-poly models as easy as possible. Use cuboids to get that Minecraft aesthetic, or create complex low-poly …

In this guide, we'll go through the basics of creating a model and creating animations for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition. As an example, we'll model and animate a small robot, which was …

This Website will guide you to the correct Blockbench format for your model as well as important information, tutorials and resources!

To get an image of your Blockbench model with realistic lighting, you need to render it in an external program. This article will go over the most popular rendering programs and explain …

Blockbench allows users to add particle effects and sounds to animations, preview them, and export them to Minecraft: Bedrock Edition. This guide will teach you how to do just that.

It is intended to help you create models and textures that fit right into the vanilla game and to unify the terminology for the community to give more efficient and constructive feedback.

Welcome to the Wiki! Welcome to the Blockbench Wiki, the central place for knowledge about Blockbench! If you are new to Blockbench, make sure to check out the Quickstart Wizard to …

This article will go over the common export formats, help you find the right one for you, and also explain how you can import your models into some common programs.

To create a plugin, create a new Javascript file named [plugin-id].js. Inside this file, use the method Plugin.register to initialize the plugin, as seen in the example.

³ Use GeckoLib to run Blockbench animations in Minecraft mods ⁴ Optifine entities support expression based animations. Requires the CEM Template Loader Plugin to be able to edit …