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Enderwhite

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Enderwhite

By Electr06Owner

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A new take on enderite with a white and more vanilla friendly look.

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About

Enderwhite! A new vanilla-friendly take on the classic Enderite mod.

Have you ever looked at Enderite and thought, “Why does it have to be a weird blackish-green color?” Well, if you have, then this is the datapack for you. Designed to be a vanilla-friendly datapack, it fits seamlessly into your Minecraft world or server without making it feel too heavily modded, while also staying stylish with a sleek new white coloration.

Content

Here is a list of all the content added.

Contents

  • Enderite Ingot

    A new type of ingot crafted by smelting Raw Enderite. Soon to become a smithing material.

    Smelting Raw Enderite

  • Raw Enderite

    A craftable material usable in armor trims and for smelting Enderite Ingots.

  • Raw Enderite Nugget

    Found fairly commonly in End City chests, the Raw Enderite Nugget is used to craft Raw Enderite.

  • Enderite Upgrade Smithing Template

    Found rarely in End City chests, this elusive item is used to upgrade Netherite gear into the fabled Enderite armor set.

  • Enderite Armor Set

    A craftable, stronger alternative to Netherite with a white appearance. It provides +4 safe-fall distance per piece instead of +1 knockback resistance and also grants levitation when below Y=-64, along with twice the durability of Netherite. The amount of safe-fall distance is likely to change in future updates.

  • Enderite Horse and Nautilus Armor

    The same as the Enderite Armor Set, but for horses and nautiluses. (nautilie? nautilode?)

  • Enderite Tools and Weapons

    Each has twice the durability of Netherite and provides +2 attack damage compared to its darker-colored counterparts.

  • Enderite Elytra

    A new upgrade to the Elytra, with 794 durability and the armor equivelent of netherite.

Instructions on How to Obtain Enderite

As you brave the End in search of an elytra, you may encounter strange glowing rock-like fragments that appear in the chests of the ancient End Cities, or even an odd new upgrade template. When experimenting with the new glowing rocks—or, as you might have found them to be called, Raw Enderite Nuggets—you may uncover a new crafting recipe. By surrounding a Netherite Ingot with these Nuggets, you are able to create Raw Enderite, a new item that can be used in armor trims. As you accidentally chuck those Raw Enderite clumps into a nearby furnace, you might even find an even NEWER item: an Enderite Ingot. An item containing power that even the former greatest material, Netherite, would be jealous of. As you merge a piece of Netherite with this newfound ingot and the smithing template that we kind of just forgot about a paragraph ago, you unlock the ultimate gear tier: ENDERITE! With this new overpowered armor set and tools, you find that almost anything is possible, and you might even finally be able to survive long enough to beat the Ender Dragon in hardcore. If you’re lucky...

In The Future,

I intend to enable each trim color to render properly on each armor piece’s sprite instead of the current issue, where the textures do not change at all.