bettermodel-api/kr.toxicity.model.api.data.raw/ModelElement

ModelElement

@ApiStatus.Internal

Represents a raw element within a model file.

This interface is a sealed type that permits specific implementations for different element types found in BlockBench models, such as cubes, locators, null objects, and cameras.

Since

1.15.2

Inheritors

Types

Camera

class Camera : Record, ModelElement

Represents a camera element (currently used as a placeholder).

Cube

class Cube : Record, ModelElement

Represents a standard cube element.

Locator

class Locator : Record, ModelElement

Represents a locator element, used for positioning attachments or particles.

Mesh

class Mesh : Record, ModelElement

Represents a mesh element, allowing for complex geometry beyond simple cubes.

NullObject

class NullObject : Record, ModelElement

Represents a null object, often used for grouping or IK targets.

Unsupported

class Unsupported : Record, ModelElement

Represents an unsupported element type.

Properties

CAMERA

val CAMERA: String = "camera"

The type identifier for a camera element.

CUBE

val CUBE: String = "cube"

The type identifier for a cube element.

LOCATOR

val LOCATOR: String = "locator"

The type identifier for a locator element.

MESH

val MESH: String = "mesh"

The type identifier for a mesh element.

NULL_OBJECT

val NULL_OBJECT: String = "null_object"

The type identifier for a null object element.

PARSER

val PARSER: JsonDeserializer<ModelElement>

A JSON deserializer that automatically dispatches to the correct ModelElement implementation based on the "type" field.

Functions

isSupported

open fun isSupported(): Boolean

Checks if this element type is supported by the engine.

toBlueprint

@NotNull

abstract fun toBlueprint(): @NotNull BlueprintElement

Converts this raw element into a processed BlueprintElement.

type

@NotNull

abstract fun type(): @NotNull String

Returns the type identifier of this element (e.g., "cube", "locator").

uuid

@NotNull

abstract fun uuid(): @NotNull String

Returns the unique identifier (UUID) of this element.