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Trimmed
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Allows you to make trims that work with other mods!
Does not follow a specific thematic focus apart from vanilla Minecraft.
Used for mods with little to no gameplay elements.
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
Adds client-side tools and features to enhance the user experience.
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Trimmed is a mod which adds several client side systems to make vanilla's armor trims viable for mods and datapack authors alike.
External Item Model Overrides
Vanilla requires you to overwrite the model you want to add override predicates to, but with Trimmed you can add special json files into `models/item/overrides` to create many different kinds of model overrides for any item. Trimmed itself adds two types for nbt testing or trim materials.
Client "Tags"
This system works similarly to datapack tags. This allows trim patterns to work with other datapacks which integrate Trimmed.
Client "Maps"
This is a new json system which contains unique pairs. This allows trim materials to work alongside other datapacks with Trimmed.
For more information on how to use Trimmed, please see the wiki.
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Trimmed is a mod which adds several client side systems to make vanilla's armor trims viable for mods and datapack authors alike.
External Item Model Overrides [prior to 1.21.4]
Vanilla requires you to overwrite the model you want to add override predicates to, but with Trimmed you can add special json files into models/item/overrides to create many different kinds of model overrides for any item. Trimmed itself adds two types for nbt testing or trim materials.
Client "Tags"
This system works similarly to datapack tags. This allows trim patterns to work with other datapacks which integrate Trimmed.
Client "Maps"
This is a new json system which contains unique pairs. This allows trim materials to work alongside other datapacks with Trimmed.
For more information on how to use Trimmed, please see the wiki.
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Dynamic item model override which changes the model block state -
Two separate trim packs adding a pattern and a material This normally wouldn't work, but with Trimmed integration it does
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