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minecraft-skin-viewer

v0.0.8

Published

A Minecraft Skin Viewer with some extra features

Downloads

18

Readme

Minecraft Skin Viewer

CI Status NPM Package

Built using THREE.js for the MinecraftCapes website.

Demo - https://minecraft-skin-viewer.pages.dev

Example

Creating an instance

import MinecraftSkinViewer from '../src/main.js'

this.minecraftSkinViewer = new MinecraftSkinViewer({
    canvas: document.getElementById('skinviewer'), //The canvas
    skin: '', //Skin (Optional)
    cape: '', //Cape (Optional)
    ears: '' //Ears (Optional)
})

Loading a skin, cape or ears

You can load a skin, cape or ears using a relative path, url or even base64.

this.minecraftSkinViewer.loadSkin('/skins/skin.png')
this.minecraftSkinViewer.loadCape('https://api.minecraftcapes.net/profile/ba4161c03a42496c8ae07d13372f3371/cape')
this.minecraftSkinViewer.loadEars('iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAA4AAAAHCAYAAAA4R3wZAAAACXBIWXMAAA7EAAAOxAGVKw4bAAAAXklEQVQYlWP8//8/Q93Z7P8MDAwM7x5/YBCSFWCAAWQ+MrvJeCojY+2ZrP8MSABdMzqAybMgC+CyCRtgwifJwMCA1fZ3jz9ANOKSxGcYEy4FQrICeDWzwGzDZis+OQC7EjD/iYogOAAAAABJRU5ErkJggg==')

Clearing a skin, cape, ears

You just set the value to null. However, skin can't be null so it randomly picks Steve or Adam to display

this.minecraftSkinViewer.loadSkin(null) //Will load a random Steve or Alex skin
this.minecraftSkinViewer.loadCape(null) //Will remove the cape/elytra texture
this.minecraftSkinViewer.loadEars(null) //Will remove the ears

Customisation

You can flip the user, enable the elytra or give their cape a glint with the below

this.minecraftSkinViewer.setElytra(true)
this.minecraftSkinViewer.setDinnerbone(true)
this.minecraftSkinViewer.setGlint(true)