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In general, the 'modname:', 'version:', 'cfgfile:', 'var:' and other module configuration related lines should be consistent between the Model Definition File and its corresponding Texture Definition File. See [[Common Features for Texture and Model Definition Files]] for details on these commonly defined lines. Inconsistencies here can lead to problems with rendering (due to textures being applied without a corresponding model) or loading errors (due to models being used without required textures being supplied).
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## Defining Models
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To define a simple cuboid model - a rectangular prism where one or more of the dimensions is less than the size of a full block - see [[Defining Cuboid Models]].
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To use existing special models - stairs, fences/walls, glass panes/iron fences - see [[Using Custom Block Models]].
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To define a volumetric model - a shape represented as a 3D grid of smaller cubes - see [[Defining Volumetric Models]].
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To define patch based models - a collection of arbitrary surfaces to have textures applied - see [[Defining Patch Models]].
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* To define a simple cuboid model - a rectangular prism where one or more of the dimensions is less than the size of a full block - see [[Defining Cuboid Models]].
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* To use existing special models - stairs, fences/walls, glass panes/iron fences - see [[Using Custom Block Models]].
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* To define a volumetric model - a shape represented as a 3D grid of smaller cubes - see [[Defining Volumetric Models]].
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* To define patch based models - a collection of arbitrary surfaces to have textures applied - see [[Defining Patch Models]].
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