@Losders I'm sorry. Maybe I didn't express it correctly.
As you can see from the fifth second of the video, you can see that the spear is rotated counterclockwise about 270 degrees.
@[Mod] ManosSef
@Automation for Jira
However, it seems that it can only be edited into 25w46a, but it should have little impact.
After further investigation, I discovered the issue is not about nested selectors but rather a regression in model loading between snapshots.
Actual Issue: Complex models created with Blockbench that worked in 25w44a fail to load in 25w45a & 25w46a.
I will create a new bug report for this specific regression issue. Please close this one.
Thank you for your attention.
{ "model": { "type": "minecraft:select", "property": ["custom_model_data", "minecraft:display_context"], "cases": [ { "when": {"custom_model_data": "fire_spear", "minecraft:display_context": ["gui", "ground", "fixed", "on_shelf"]}, "model": "custom_spear:item/fire_spear" }, { "when": {"custom_model_data": "fire_spear"}, "model": "custom_spear:item/fire_spear_in_hand" } ] } }
@Losders I'm sorry. Maybe I didn't express it correctly.
As you can see from the fifth second of the video, you can see that the spear is rotated counterclockwise about 270 degrees.
@[Mod] ManosSef
I apologize for the invalid report.
Thank you for your helpful response.
@Automation for Jira
However, it seems that it can only be edited into 25w46a, but it should have little impact.
After further investigation, I discovered the issue is not about nested selectors but rather a regression in model loading between snapshots.
Actual Issue: Complex models created with Blockbench that worked in 25w44a fail to load in 25w45a & 25w46a.
I will create a new bug report for this specific regression issue. Please close this one.
Thank you for your attention.
In addition, I think nested structures are relatively complex to repeat. If attribute combinations can be used, it will be a relatively short method, for example:
If it works, I hope it can be adopted.