Customizable Elytras

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A datapack that allows you to both dye and apply armor trims to your elytra, creating thousands of new possible combinations!

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RESOURCE PACK IS REQUIRED

Have you ever wanted to have a little more customization options for your elytra, but found capes just aren't quite enough?

This datapack allows you to apply dye and armor trims to your elytra in the same way you can with leather armor, creating thousands of new possibilities!

By placing your elytra in a smithing table with one of a few specific items, you can give it a custom skin. Unlike dye colors, skins overwrite your cape texture. While elytra skins can be combined with armor trims, some of their unique designs may not line up perfectly with the trim textures.

Due to the leather dying system being added since the original version of this datapack, the original 16 dyed elytra colors have been turned into legacy skins. They should work exactly as they did before, albeit without the requirement for phantom membrane to recolor them, providing a more vibrant option for those who liked my original textures.

You can remove their dye or custom skins by placing them in a smithing table. If you add in a clock, you can also remove armor trims from them. Dye can be washed off in a cauldron.

The Race Suit skin comes from the Eerie Mojang Office Party event server, created by Blockworks. I simply modified it to fit onto the java elytra model. Every other texture is taken from some official version of java edition in some shape or form.

Inventory of various elytra designs

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  • Elytra Inventory Textures
    Elytra Inventory Textures
  • Legacy Elytras
    Legacy Elytras
  • Dyed Elytras
    Dyed Elytras
  • Legacy vs Dyed Inventory Textures
    Legacy vs Dyed Inventory Textures The legacy elytra skins are more vibrant, but dying them allows for far more freedom
  • Elytra Trims
    Elytra Trims
  • Elytra Skins
    Elytra Skins
  • Legacy Color Smithing Recipes
    Legacy Color Smithing Recipes
  • Elytra Skins Smithing Recipes
    Elytra Skins Smithing Recipes

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