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Expand Up @@ -27,16 +27,6 @@ For example the cube <Emoji icon="blockbench/cube"/> <code>RightArm</code>,<br/>

Would be accessed via <code>models.model.RightArm.RightArm</code>

## Figura Model Format

Using the Figura Model Format Blockbench plugin you can right click a group/cube/mesh and copy the path to your clipboard.

To use the plugin open Blockbench and go to <code>File</code> in the upper left, and go down to the <code>Plugins...</code> option, you can find <code>Figura Model Format</code> there.

Once the plugin is installed, open the Blockbench project and go back to <code>File</code> and then <code>Convert Project</code>. Choose the <code>Figura Model</code> format and press confirm.

After that's complete you can right click on a group/cube/mesh and copy the path to your clipboard. Note that this path will not include any subfolders the Blockbench model is in.

# Storing a ModelPart

As there is nothing special about indexing straight from <code>models</code> all the time (its just another ModelPart), if a specific ModelPart is used multiple times in a script we can store it in a variable for ease of access.
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