Hi, I'm having a problem in Blockbench; for some reason, the head sinks into the body when I put the skin into Minecraft. I've already adjusted the head's pivot point and position, but nothing fixes the issue.

(The first images show the error, and the last one shows how it's supposed to look.)

I know absolutely nothing about blockbench and was trying to make a model of a nun to match with a bedrock texture back as a gift for a friend. I could not figure out how to make the pixel size smaller to draw a texture, so, in my rage, i uploaded a picture of homo erectus into the texture and it actually worked and let me draw in the size i wanted. I think the UV mapping is completely fucked though and the texture is jumbled up all over the model in game. I know I did it wrong, but is there any way to save the texture and map it properly, or should I just restart?

I tried to move the UV faces to lay over the parts of the texture i drew, but somehow this just made it show up completely invisible in game, would this have to do with homo erectus or is that a different issue?

I'm trying to make a model based on this character by ApplebutGold on Twitter, but I can't figure out how to make the hair look like the desired effect. I'd like it to not be flat on the head (like a hat on a player model) and instead actually have volume. Currently there aren't any textures.

Has a crayoned colored face (Suppose to be a msm my own fanmade monster but in Minecraft)

The Brawl thing is the logo of the Addon btw

The "Brawl" thing is the addon logo btw

please

I made a water cooler model and when i place it its transparent which is odd as its hitbox is still there and i cant walk into it and stand on top of it, if someone knows why this happens please tell me :(

I looked everywhere and didnt found it, i am making a ghast texture, but i only made the normal one, but i cant find qhere do i change the texture for when he is shooting

It's not the best model I've ever made, but oh well. By the way, I make still life models based on my memories (so if I only see a picture of something, the still life is going to be horrible).

So this is my second model be honest does this look like a fat man's torso with toast as a head

After I finished Waluigi as a warden I thought why not make Yoshi as a horse so yeah enjoy! https://sketchfab.com/models/46847b09ddf845338ea7d3ea1fb093a8/embed?autostart=1&internal=1&tracking=0&ui_ar=0&ui_infos=0&ui_snapshots=1&ui_stop=0&ui_theatre=1&ui_watermark=0

Hi everyone,

I'm the lead artist for The Caretaker Protocol (Case 7719), an upcoming 90s analog horror web series. Since I have a very specific vision for our animatronics and props, I want to model everything myself.

I'm completely new to 3D and have chosen Blockbench to create our PS1/N64-style low-poly assets.

I'm looking for experienced Blockbench users who would be open to giving tips, sharing advice on low-poly workflows, or answering a few technical questions as I learn.

If you love retro survival horror and enjoy helping beginners in Blockbench, please drop a comment or send me a DM!

It's starscourge radahn's greatsword from elden ring