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Avatar heads are no longer hidden with Figura
Description
The head of the Figura avatar is no longer hidden in first person perspective in 2.3.4. This issue isn't occurred in 2.3.3 or older.
Figura is the skin mod that enables you replace your skin to what you like.
Reproduction method
- Install Fabric loader.
- Install this mod and Figura mod.
- Apply the avatar that replaces the vanilla model to the custom one (example).
- Look down in first person perspective with features of this mod enabled.
- You will see that the head will cover your vision.
Expected behaviors
The head of the avatar isn't rendered in first person perspective. In other words, it won't cover your vision when looking down. This behavior is the same as in 2.3.3 or older.
Environments
| Item | Version |
|---|---|
| Minecraft | 1.20.4 |
| Fabric Loader | 0.15.7 |
| Fabric API | 0.96.4+1.20.4 |
| First-person Model | 2.3.4 |
| Figura | 0.1.4+1.20.4 |
Hm, the 2.3.4 was made to be more compatible and has better handling. Could be that Figura overwrites the method I hook in this case. Will have to check.
A few other things: Figura is and was never a supported mod, neither from my nor their end, as it does replace the player model. The simplest workaround, in any case, would be if Figure hides the head while First-person Mod is rendering(that's what the API is for). Also this issue seems to be either 1.20.4 Figura, or a Fabric issue, as I can reproduce it on Fabric 1.20.4, but not 1.20.1 Forge 🤔.
1.20.1 Forge with 1:1 the same versions of fpm and figura:
Hm, it works fine on 1.20.4 Forge too, so its some issue with the Fabric version(that's a new one, usually it's Forge doing weird stuff). Will have to check what Figura does differently on Fabric.
Thank you for confirming. I will bring this issue up to Figura developers.
@UnlikePaladin, the Figura developer said that codes of both Figura Forge Edition and Fabric Edition are same.
We use the exact same code on Fabric and Forge They must be hiding the head differently on their end on Fabric