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Minecraft Emote Generator.

Describe a motion and every player on your server can play it with /emote, in their own skin. Dances, waves, handshakes and whole new ways to walk.

Generate an Emote

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ANIMATING EMOTE

>a little victory dance, fists pumping, then a spin

Two players doing Emotes made in Studio: a cheer and a dance

/emote <name>in each player's own skin

IN YOUR PACK

A player waving, an Emote made in Studio

WHAT IT GENERATES

Minecraft Emotes, in every player's own skin.

Describe the movement and the AI animates a real player rig, with forearms and shins so elbows and knees bend. Make it once and everybody on your server can play it.

DescribeKeyframeSync/emote

From a sentence

Describe the motion, not the character: "a little victory dance, fists pumping, then a spin".

Up to five people

A handshake, a hug, a group dance. Every invited player is asked first and can refuse.

With your 3D Models

Up to four of your pack's 3D Models: a chair to sit on, a sword to swing, attached to a bone or left standing.

Once or on a loop

Play once holds the last frame. Loop repeats until the player moves or runs /emote stop.

A full keyframe editor

Bones down the left, a timeline along the bottom, rotation, position and scale, up to 30 seconds.

Render it to video

Dress the viewport with a backdrop and a floor, and export the Emote as a video to show off.

HOW IT WORKS

How to make a Minecraft Emote.

From one sentence to your server, in four steps.

Describe

Describe the movement, add any props or other players, and choose once or loop.

Keyframe

Fix any pose on the keyframe timeline, previewed in your own skin.

Sync

Press Sync to send the pack to a server running RP Engine.

/emote

Type /emote and its name. It plays in each player's own skin.

WHAT YOU CAN MAKE

Dances, gestures, and movement sets.

An Emote can be played once, or worn so it replaces how a player moves.

Gestures

Waves, cheers, salutes and points, for chatting in the lobby.

Dances

Victory dances and group routines that loop until somebody moves.

Together

Handshakes, hugs and bench presses with up to five players.

Movement groups

A heavy stomp or a zombie shuffle worn while walking, sprinting and crouching.

BUILT-IN EMOTE EDITOR

Animate it like Blockbench, in your browser.

Every Emote opens on a standard player rig with a keyframe timeline, previewed in your own Minecraft skin. Add 3D Models and other players from the shelf above the stage. Changes save on their own, and no plugin or download is needed to edit.

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WHERE IT WORKS

Played by RP Engine, on your server.

A plain Resource Pack cannot play an Emote, so RP Engine does it. It builds a copy from each player's own skin automatically.

RP Engine`free plugin`

Press Sync, then /emote <name>, or /emote and Tab to list them.

Your players`Distribution`

Publish the pack once and RP Engine sends it to every player as they join.

Video`MP4 · WebM`

Render any Emote to a video for your trailer or your Discord.

FAQ

Minecraft Emote questions.

How do players use an Emote?

They type /emote and its name, or /emote and press Tab to list them. It plays in their own skin.

What do I need on my server?

RP Engine, our free plugin. A plain Resource Pack cannot play Emotes, and they are not in a Bedrock .mcpack.

Can two players emote together?

Yes. An Emote can have up to five people, like a handshake or a hug. The command takes their names in order, and every invited player is asked first.

Can an Emote use a prop?

Yes. Add up to four of your pack's 3D Models. Attach one to a bone, like a sword in the right hand, or leave it standing, like a chair. Add them before generating so the AI can animate around them.

Can it change how a player walks?

Yes. A movement group holds one Emote each for standing still, walking, sprinting, crouching and jumping. A player puts it on with /emote and keeps playing normally.

How long can an Emote be?

Up to 30 seconds, playing once or on a loop.

Who owns the Emotes I generate?

You do. Everything made on your account is yours and we retain no ownership.