old damage tint revamped

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Brings back the old red tint to entities' armor when hurt. Original mod by senoe, ported to 1.21.1 by me.

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This mod tints any entity's armor towards red depending on how much damage they've taken. It's fully configurable, including the max amount of red percentage, inverting the redness, etc etc.

Original mod was made by Senoe and is under the MIT license.

Mod ported to 1.21.1 was made by me (ChrisThaBot) and is under the CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0 license Check the license in the GitHub source code to learn more about it.

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Just paste it into your mod folder, and launch the game

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Configuration for this and almost every other mod I make is done through another mod called mod menu, which you can download here. Once the mod is installed, open the Mods tab, click the 3 lines next to my mod (will only appear once you hover over it), and a menu with all the configurable settings will appear. Settings will be automatically immediately applied once you click save and exit.

If you found a bug, want any other configuration option to be added, or have a recommendation for a new mod or an update to an existing one, join the discord server in my profile.

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