David Quintana
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- Extended block model format to support a "loader" value, as an alternative to "elements.
- Extended block model format to support "gui_3d":false as a way to mark a model as being intended to be flat and lit from the front.
(No this is not equivalent to the "gui_light" flag in 1.15.2. It changes more than just the light direction)
- Added a new OBJ loader designed from the ground up to work with the new model system.
- Added stock models to serve as parent models when using custom loaders (forge:item/default, forge:item/default-tool, and forge:block/default).
- Added stock white texture (forge:white) for use in loaders that want to draw untextured geometry.
- Deprecated the old loader components, since they are gone in 1.15 already.
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