Overview
Tired of those transparent lines and gaps on the edges of items? If so, this mod is for you! Item Model Fix fixes those transparent lines in all generated item models, meaning that even item models added by other mods will be fixed.
If possible, please report bugs on the issue tracker or Discord server. Other feedback or requests are also welcome.
Information
To access the mod's configuration, install Fabric API, Mod Menu, and Cloth Config API.
Item Model Fix:
- is compatible with Sodium, Canvas, and most other rendering mods.
- is compatible with all resource packs.
- works with Minecraft 1.15 or newer.
- does not depend on the Fabric API and will work without it.
- is client-side only.
- works with Minecraft 1.15 or newer.
In Action
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Very cool mod! I don't understand why this issue still exists in vanilla Minecraft.
I featured the mod in my newest video about Fabric mods. I hope that you like it:
does this work with the vanilla tweaks diminishing tools pack
In reply to DeadMagnet:
Yes.
will this work for forge mods?
In reply to NukeBrony:
This is a Fabric only mod, so it will not work with Forge. If you're talking about the code and how the mod works, it's probable that the same technique will work for fixing models on Forge too.
In reply to Pepper_Bell:
I think forge its self fixes this, or optifine... either one.
In reply to CloudPhase:
neither.
In reply to dmsw0303:
Really, I guess maybe I just don't notice it...
In reply to CloudPhase:
seeing as how its been in the game basically since its inception, i dont blame you.
So this mod adds global UV fixes to item models? Finally!
In reply to Bitslayn:
Yes, the fixes are global and should work with all models, even ones added by other mods.
Works great! Thanks a lot
Just wanted to say this should be added in every modpack
This was bothering me a lot before lol
good mod
How does this differ from the resourcepack on the VanillaTweaks website that appears to address the same issue?
I use vanilla textures, is there any reason for me to use this mod over the resourcepack?
https://vanillatweaks.net/share#SKcYJo
In reply to muteone2:
This mod is different from the resource pack in that the pack only fixes a few specific models, while the mod fixes all models, even ones added by other mods. I'm not sure if the resource pack is compatible with other resource packs that replace the textures, but this mod is. The mod also has a few different modes because using the mode that works best (same one as the resource pack) is unnecessary with resource packs that have 64x or above textures and this can cause some performance impact. Using one of the other modes in this case will let the models look just as good but with less of an impact. (Even with the best mode and a very high resolution pack, the performance impact might only be a few frames per second, but with another mode these extra frames can be saved.)
In reply to Pepper_Bell:
Excellent, thanks for the explanation!
Can you create a version for minecraft 1.8.9 forge? I don't have this problem with the transparent lines on the sides of the normal vanilla items, but in the custom texture items I have this problem, I use a texture with custom items for the skyblock in the hypixel, and the items stick with the transparent lines when I I put them in my hand.
In reply to originalbarber:
Sorry, I will not be porting this mod to Forge, especially to 1.8.9. Honestly, I'm not even sure that it's possible to port to Forge 1.8.9 based on how this mod works.
In reply to Pepper_Bell:
OK I understand! In this case, could you make a version for 1.8.9 for Fabric?
In reply to originalbarber:
Fabric doesn't exist for 1.8.9, it started with 1.14