diff --git a/rainbow/src/main/java/org/geysermc/rainbow/mapping/animation/AnimationMapper.java b/rainbow/src/main/java/org/geysermc/rainbow/mapping/animation/AnimationMapper.java
index 3901502..30a641d 100644
--- a/rainbow/src/main/java/org/geysermc/rainbow/mapping/animation/AnimationMapper.java
+++ b/rainbow/src/main/java/org/geysermc/rainbow/mapping/animation/AnimationMapper.java
@@ -6,15 +6,12 @@ import org.geysermc.rainbow.pack.animation.BedrockAnimation;
 import org.joml.Vector3f;
 import org.joml.Vector3fc;
 
-// TODO these offset values are completely wrong, I think
+// TODO these offset values are still not entirely right, I think
 public class AnimationMapper {
-    // These aren't perfect... but I spent over 1.5 hours trying to get these. It's good enough for me.
     private static final Vector3fc FIRST_PERSON_POSITION_OFFSET = new Vector3f(-7.0F, 22.5F, -7.0F);
     private static final Vector3fc FIRST_PERSON_ROTATION_OFFSET = new Vector3f(-22.5F, 50.0F, -32.5F);
 
-    private static final Vector3fc THIRD_PERSON_POSITION_OFFSET = new Vector3f(0.0F, 13.0F, -3.0F);
-    private static final Vector3fc THIRD_PERSON_ROTATION_OFFSET = new Vector3f(90.0F, -90.0F, 0.0F);
-
+    // These transformations perfect... but I spent over 3 hours trying to get these. It's good enough for me.
     public static BedrockAnimationContext mapAnimation(String identifier, String bone, ItemTransforms transforms) {
         // I don't think it's possible to display separate animations for left- and right hands
         ItemTransform firstPerson = transforms.firstPersonRightHand();
@@ -23,8 +20,10 @@ public class AnimationMapper {
         Vector3f firstPersonScale = new Vector3f(firstPerson.scale());
 
         ItemTransform thirdPerson = transforms.thirdPersonRightHand();
-        Vector3f thirdPersonPosition = THIRD_PERSON_POSITION_OFFSET.add(thirdPerson.translation(), new Vector3f());
-        Vector3f thirdPersonRotation = THIRD_PERSON_ROTATION_OFFSET.add(-thirdPerson.rotation().x(), thirdPerson.rotation().y(), thirdPerson.rotation().z(), new Vector3f());
+        // Translation Y/Z axes are swapped on bedrock, bedrock displays the model lower than Java does, and the X/Y axes (Java) is inverted on bedrock
+        Vector3f thirdPersonPosition = new Vector3f(-thirdPerson.translation().x(), 10.0F + thirdPerson.translation().z(), -thirdPerson.translation().y());
+        // Rotation X/Y axes are inverted on bedrock, bedrock needs a +90-degree rotation on the X axis, and I couldn't figure out how the Z axis works
+        Vector3f thirdPersonRotation = new Vector3f(-thirdPerson.rotation().x() + 90.0F, -thirdPerson.rotation().y(), 0.0F);
         Vector3f thirdPersonScale = new Vector3f(thirdPerson.scale());
 
         return new BedrockAnimationContext(BedrockAnimation.builder()