Body follows EF pose
Figura body parts that match a known Epic Fight joint anchor to it automatically. Roll, dash, attack — the avatar tracks the real combat pose.
Fightura
One mod. Your Figura avatar follows Epic Fight animations like it always belonged there.
What it does
Section titled “What it does”Head accessories stay on the head
Hair, hats, horns, ears — anything parented to Head follows the head joint. No more floating accessories during attack swings.
No model conversion
Use any Figura avatar you already own. If your part names match the conventions, it works. Otherwise, three lines of Lua bind your custom names.
Client-only
Server doesn’t need anything. Each player who wants the feature installs Fightura, Figura, and Epic Fight on their client.
Quick install
Section titled “Quick install”- Download
fightura-1.0.0.jar - Drop it into your client
mods/folder alongside Figura0.1.5+1.20.1-forgeand Epic Fight20.14.15.1+ - Launch Minecraft
That’s the whole setup. See the Installation guide for the long version.
How it works in one paragraph
Section titled “How it works in one paragraph”Fightura attaches a render layer to Epic Fight’s player renderer. Each frame it captures the current Epic Fight pose, then for every Figura part that maps to a known Epic Fight joint (by parentType, by part name, or by Lua override), the part’s transform is set to follow that joint. Parts without a mapping fall through to Figura’s normal render path and inherit through their parent. One pipeline handles accessory avatars, full-body avatars, and bend-bone rigs the same way.