NotEnoughGlints
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A resourcepack allowing non-modded players to color the glint of their enchanted items
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This resource + data pack enables custom enchantment glint options, with support for all vanilla dyes, you gain the ability to personalize your tools and armor to your liking!

This pack modifies the item and entity shaders, and won't work in cojunction with others who do the same.
The Resourcepack can be used without the datapack, but you'll lack the recipes, so be aware you'll only be able to summon custom glinted items via commands, resources on that are coming soon.
Supports Minecraft 26.1+, Compatible with both The Vulkan and OpenGL renderers.
to custom-glint a piece of gear, place it + a dye + a honeycomb together in a smithing table. removing glints doesnt work yet, however you can change between them freely. use a nether star for the rainbow glint effect.
PRO TIP: use a glass pane instead of a dye to remove the custom glint.
due to a technical limitation with the current shader implementation, its not available on leather armor. ):
Upcoming features:
- fallback textures to vanilla textures, so when removing the Resourcepack items with colored glint wont appear as missing texture.
- implementing needed things to allow Colored Glints shields
- making a version for people who use the "Glint Speed" accessibility option
youre welcome to join the discord for Sneak peeks into the development progress regarding future features, or just to ask questions regarding the pack
What version should you install?
Playing by yourself - Vanilla Minecraft
You should use the client version, meaning download the datapack of the client version and put in in the datapacks folder of your world, and the same for the resourcepack.
Playing by yourself - Modded Minecraft
Its best to use the MOD version, easiest installation.
Multiplayer Server Owner - Paper / Purpur / Folia
Its best to use the plugin version.
Multiplayer Server Owner - Modded
Best to use the Mod version of the pack.
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