Punchy! wiki
First-person animations for Minecraft, with weight and physics in every swing, step and held item.
The Punchy wiki
Guides and file references for Punchy! and Punchy! Moves, from the first launch to an animation pack of your own.
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Punchy! Moves wiki
The whole player animated in third person, with a shoulder camera, emotes and a face that reacts.
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The first pages to read in each wiki, in order.
Punchy! wiki
- Getting started Install Punchy!, pick the right version for your game and loader, and check that it works on first launch.
- How to create custom animations Make your own first person animation for Punchy! in Blockbench, Blender or Punchy! Studio, from an empty file to a clip playing in game.
- Resource packs Where Punchy! looks in a resource pack, how to turn packs on and stack them, which pack wins when they disagree, and how to reload after a change.
- Troubleshooting Why a pack does not load, a clip does not play, a model part does not show, particles do not fire or an item does not swing: what to check, and what Punchy! drops without a word.
Punchy! Moves wiki
- Getting started Install Punchy! Moves for your Minecraft version and loader, switch on the shoulder camera, play an emote, watch your face react, and add an animation pack.
- How to create custom animations Make your own third person animation for Punchy! Moves in Blockbench or Punchy! Studio, from the rig to a clip playing in game.
- Faces overview How Punchy! Moves gives the player a face that blinks, glances and reacts, and which parts of it skins and packs can change.
- Troubleshooting Why a Punchy! Moves pack does not load, a clip or emote does not play, a face does not show or the body turns wrong, how to read the log, and what drops a file.