Mobs & Entity Textures Minecraft Tutorial - using Blockbench & Photoshop

Mobs & Entity Textures Minecraft Tutorial - using Blockbench & Photoshop. In this video you will learn how to make your own Player texture for Minecraft. We are also making a Hoglin skin from the bottom up using a resourcepack, Photoshop and Blockbench. Do you want to make your own Minecraft textures? Or do you wonder - How to make a skin for your favorite creatures? Then look no further.

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Tutorial link on reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/j953op/quick_guide_to_how_the_steve_skin_is_layed_out/

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https://twitter.com/ArtsByKev/status/1315279267601805312

A subscriber requested to know more about how the textures of entities in Minecraft work, and this video is to help you out. First we break down how the Steve character skin is layed out on the texture sheet, the UV coordinates for each body part, and also how they all look when you first open blockbench to make your very own skin.

When working on the Piglin skin I wanted to go a bit crazy. Sadly the recording within Minecraft began to lag quite badly, so in the later part of the video you may encounter some annoying frame-drops (yes, they are 100% noticable). But don't worry, we still show and go through the process with no interruptions!

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Welcome to Blockbench – In this video you will learn how to use Blockbench to texture your own Minecraft entities and mobs. You will get a deeper understanding for how a skin texture works and be able to produce your own high quality skins in no time.
Have you seen any of the earlier episodes? That's a good tip if you want to become professional today with your Blockbench models.

Are you new to Blockbench? Tell med own in the comments and let me know what you would like to see me create. As a marketplace developer I do have a lot of projects going on, but getting inspired by this wonderful community is hands down the best thing I know when creating new video content!

Blockbench is a free to use software. If you have not already installed Blockbench on your computer to create Minecraft Bedrock Models or custom Minecraft mobs, then download it via this link:
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