DAI CREATOR TOOL // LOCAL CONVERSION

Model Converter

Convert common Minecraft model JSON, Blockbench/GeckoLib geometry, or Wavefront .obj files into a single normalized DAI model JSON format. Everything runs in your browser; model files are not uploaded anywhere.

← Universal CreatorDAI MODEL / 1.0

01 // SOURCEDrop a model

Waiting

⬡Drop JSON / BBMODEL / OBJ hereor click to choose a fileMinecraft JSON · Blockbench · GeckoLib · DAI JSON · Wavefront OBJ

No source loaded.

02 // OUTPUT IDENTITYDAI model settings

Namespace Model ID OBJ Scale OBJ Up Axis Center OBJ on X/Z Move OBJ feet to Y = 0 Flip OBJ V texture coordinate Keep source metadata

03 // REPORTConversion report

•Load a model to inspect it.

PREVIEWGeometry wireframe

drag to rotate

NO GEOMETRY LOADED

0 vertices · 0 faces

DAI JSONConverted output

Not generated

{
  "format": "dai:model/1.0",
  "status": "waiting_for_source"
}

FORMAT NOTESWhat gets preserved

Minecraft JSONelements, cuboid bounds, rotations, faces, UV data, textures and display metadata.

Blockbench / GeckoLibbones, pivots, rotations, cube geometry, hierarchy and texture dimensions when present.

Wavefront OBJvertices, texture coordinates, normals, object/group names, materials and polygon faces. Polygons are triangulated without discarding the original material/group assignment.

OBJ mesh compatibilityOBJ is arbitrary triangle geometry, not Minecraft cuboids. The converter therefore emits geometry.type = "mesh". DAI native-mesh runtime builds render this geometry.type = "mesh" output directly. Put the downloaded .dai.json in assets/<namespace>/dai/models/. Older DAI builds without native-mesh support will leave the native entity on its existing presentation path.

Texture conventionIf the model JSON has no texture field, DAI looks for assets/<namespace>/textures/dai/models/<model-id>.png; if that is absent, the mesh renders with DAI's built-in white fallback texture.