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Lets item definitions optionally fall back to lower-priority packs

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This mod gives conditional item definitions the option to fall back to the definition provided by a lower-priority resource pack. This mimics the behavior of the original Custom Item Textures (CIT) mod, which allowed replacement rules from multiple packs to be applied to the same item. Rather than CIT's custom priority numbers, the pack order determines priority.

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Add the mod JAR to your Fabric mods folder.

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This mod adds a feature to item model definitions which can be used by resource pack designers. It is always active when the mod is installed.

Recall the JSON files found at assets/minecraft/item are item definitions; the item models used for rendering are under assets/minecraft/models/item.

To indicate that an item definition should use the next-highest-priority pack's definition as its fallback, create a field "definition_fall_through" as a sister of your "fallback" field, and set it to true. The fallback thus annotated will be replaced by the contents of the next pack's definition for that item.

Packs still ought to provide a valid vanilla fallback model.

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