models/example.3dm

{
  -- This is the label of the model, i.e. the name of the item when the print
  -- is in item form (i.e. the name you'll see in the item's tooltip).
  -- If this is not set, the default name will used ("3D Print").
  label = "Example Model",

  -- This is the tooltip of the model, i.e. the text displayed in the item's
  -- tooltip. If this is not set, the item won't have a detailed tooltip.
  tooltip = "This is an example model, demonstrating all the features.",

  lightLevel = 0,       --[[ The amount of light the printed block should emit.
                             By default, values in the interval [0,8] are
                             possible. To create blocks with a higher light
                             level, craft the printed block with some glowstone
                             dust, allowing them to reach up to the maximum
                             light level, 15. This is only available in
                             OpenComputers version 1.5.7 and later. ]]

  emitRedstone = false, --[[ If this is false it behaves like a door, i.e.
                             it switches to the model's active state when
                             a redstone signal goes into the block - if there
                             is an active state.
                             If this is true it behaves like a lever or button,
                             i.e. it emits a redstone signal when in its active
                             state (set via a player right-clicking the block).
                             It will not react to redstone if it is an emitter.
                             The default is false.
                             Starting with version 1.5.7 of OpenComputers, it is
                             also possible to provide a number in the interval
                             [0,15] here, where 0 is equivalent to `false`, and
                             15 is equivalent to `true`. Arbitrary output
                             signal strength, i.e. values other than 0 or 15,
                             will require more material to print. ]]

  buttonMode = false,   --[[ If this is false, the model behaves like a door or
                             lever, i.e. it will remain in its active state
                             until there is no redstone signal or it is
                             activated again by a player.
                             If this is true, the model will automatically
                             return to its inactive if it was activated by a
                             redstone signal or a player, i.e. it will behave
                             like a button.
                             The default is false. ]]

  collidable = {true, true}, --[[ Determines whether the states of the print are
                             collidable, i.e. whether players and other
                             entities collide with them. If false, players and
                             entities will be able to walk right through the
                             respective state of the print. This way you can
                             have a block that becomes passable when in its
                             alternate state, or make a secret passage.
                             The default is true for both states. ]]
                          
  -- This is the list of shapes defining how the model looks. There has to be
  -- at least one shape for the model's inactive state for the model to be
  -- valid. Shapes cannot be "flat", i.e. they have to have a volume. In other
  -- words, the minimum and maximum coordinate on a single axis must not be
  -- identical.
  -- Each shape is declared as 6 numbers, those being the minimum and maximum
  -- coordinates of the corners of the box represented by the shape (shapes are
  -- axis aligned bounding boxes), as such: minX, minY, minZ, maxX, maxY, maxZ.
  -- When looking onto a model, right is positive X, up is positive Y and back
  -- is positive Z.
  -- Additionally, a texture is required per shape. To get a name use the
  -- Texture Picker tool on blocks in the game. As a special case you may set
  -- the texture name to an empty string, in which case the shape will be fully
  -- transparent. You can use this in combination with `collidable` (see above)
  -- to make a print completely "vanish", as has been requested for special
  -- door constructions, for example.
  --
  -- Models can have two states, the inactive state, which is the default, and
  -- an optional, active state, which is shown when the block is either
  -- activated (right-clicked) by a player, or when `emitRedstone = false` and
  -- a redstone signal goes into the block. To assign a shape to the active
  -- state, set `state = true` in a shape (default is false).
  shapes = {
    -- A shape going from <0, 0, 0> (left bottom front) to <8, 8, 8> (middle),
    -- using the texture of a Lapis Laszuli Block.
    { 0, 0, 0, 8, 8, 8, texture = "lapis_block" },

    -- A shape going from <8, 8, 8> (middle) to <16, 16, 16> (right top back),
    -- using the oak leaves texture and a green tint and assigned to the
    -- model's active state.
    { 8, 8, 8, 16, 16, 16, texture = "leaves_oak", state = true, tint = 0x48B518 }
  }
}