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--- tutorial:dynamic_model_generation [2020/10/15 12:15] – ↷ Page moved from dynamic_model_generation to tutorial:dynamic_model_generation deathunter
+++ tutorial:dynamic_model_generation [2022/11/05 12:05] (current) – jab125
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+:!: //This page has been replaced by the Fabric Data Generation API tutorials, [[tutorial:datagen_model|which you can find here.]]//
 ====== Dynamic Model Generation ======
 Dynamically generated models can mainly be used to add models to items or blocks that are generated, or if you want to auto-create them for a large number of items or blocks.
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 <code java>
     public static String createItemModelJson(String id, String type) {
-        if ("generated".equals(type) || "handheld".equals(type) {
+        if ("generated".equals(type) || "handheld".equals(type)) {
         //The two types of items. "handheld" is used mostly for tools and the like, while "generated" is used for everything else.
             return "{\n" +
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         //However, if the item is a block-item, it will have a different model json than the previous two.
             return "{\n" +
-                   "  \"parent\": \"example_mod:block/" + id + "\"\n"
+                   "  \"parent\": \"example_mod:block/" + id + "\"\n" +
                    "}";
         }
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         model.id = id.toString();
         cir.setReturnValue(model);
-        cir.cancel();
     }
 }
 </code>