vehiclesplus/configuration/vehicles.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 title: Vehicle Configuration
 description: Configure the base vehicles.
 published: true
-date: 2024-04-14T18:25:52.348Z
+date: 2024-04-07T10:51:36.798Z
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 editor: markdown
 dateCreated: 2023-07-22T14:07:37.924Z
@@ -40,19 +40,22 @@ Open the `pack.mcmeta` file. Change the `pack_format` to the correct number acco
 |      `3`      |      `4`      |      `5`      |       `6`       |      `7`      |      `8`      |      `9`      |  `12`  |  `13`  |      `15`     |       `18`      |
 
 ###### Step 4: Install the model files
-Now its time to install the model's files inside the resourcepack. Most of the time, a `.json` file is included with your model. You can directly put this file in the `assets/vp/models/item` folder.
+Now its time to install the model's files inside the resourcepack. Most of the time, a `.json` file is included with your model. You can direclty put this file in the `assets/vp/models/item` folder.
 
 If any textures files are included (most of the time, this is not the case), insert them into the `assets/vp/textures/item` folder.
 
 ###### Step 5: Add the models to the correct item
 VehiclesPlus uses an item to make the models visible. You can choose any item you want, by default the plugin uses the `leather_boots` for models.
 
-The easist way to generate the file for an item is using the [Model File Generator](https://vpmodelfiletool.sbdevelopment.tech/). Just enter the name of the model files and download the file.
+Under the `overrides` section, add a line like this:
 
-> **Example:** If you put the `ferrari_roma.json` file in the `assets/vp/models/item` folder, leave the Namespace as `vp` and use `ferrari_roma` as the model name.
->
-> ![image.png](/image.png)
-{.is-info}
+```json
+"overrides": [
+    { "predicate": {"custom_model_data":1}, "model": "vp:item/YOURMODEL"}
+]
+```
+
+Replace `YOURMODEL` by the name of the `.json` file (excluding the extension!). Replace the `1` by the data number you want to assign. This must be unique for the `leather_boots` file. Remember this number for step 5.
 
 ###### Step 6: ZIP the contents
 Now your resourcepack is ready! Zip the `assets` folder and the `pack.mcmeta` to one ZIP file and install it inside your Minecraft client to test it out.