When exporting a custom player .jem model from blockbench, the translations/pivot points get messed up. The model appears correct in blockbench, but in-game, most, if not all, of the elements are incorrectly placed. I have had this happen on multiple different projects, and only when adding new elements to the model. I have not yet figured out a way to fix this besides going into the file and using brute force to find the correct positions for the elements.

• Minecraft Version: 1.21.6 (but it has happened in other versions)
• EMF version: 2.44 (see previous)

It is not floating in blockbench. I really hope there is an easy and widely known fix to this.

did you change the top level bone pivots?

also if this isnt animated then the vanilla animations will be applying offsets naturally to these that blockbench cannot replicate

I did, and how do I stop the vanilla animations?

Rule # 1 with cem models is you don't modify the top level pivots, the blockbench cem plugin even warned you with a big warming message before giving you the option to turn off the lock on those

You will want to return those to what they were and then move sub group bones to your desired position instead

The top levels basically need to match what they are in vanilla otherwise you get this behaviour, the next sub group down you can move freely however you want

Thanks. I'll try that and see if it works

That worked wonders! Who knew that reading instructions helped? Only one more problem. The head is rotating from the top level pivot instead of the one I want it to be rotating from. How do I change what it pivots around?

Never mind, I figured out how. Thanks for all of the help.