Visual: Armor Trims

This release removes the custom armor trim cutout due to this bug being fixed. This means that Visual: Armor Trims should now work much better with other resource packs, as long as they don't change the armor shape.

Changes

• Remove assets/minecraft/textures/item/<item_name>/{base, overlay} directories and their contents.
• Simplify all assets/minecraft/models/item/<item_name>/minecraft/<trim_name>.json, they no longer override layer0 and instead delegate to the vanilla model.
• Leather armor now has the overlay on layer1 and the trim on layer2.

One day Mojang will stop breaking stuff.

Changes

• Rename assets/minecraft/atlases/blocks.json to assets/minecraft/atlases/items.json to fix missing textures.

This release is a complete pack structure overhaul, as well as adding support for copper armor trims and the 1.21.9 pack.mcmeta changes.

Changes

• Increased the contrast of all trim item textures, to more closely align with vanilla
• Tweaked the shape of the Silence trim
• Overhauled the structure of the pack
• Removed duplicate textures (where possible)
• Improved fallback handling
  • Unknown trim materials will now be magenta
  • Unknown trim patterns will now be the default vanilla pattern

Additions

• Added support for the new copper helmet, chestplate, leggings and boots
• Added a separate texture for the netherite helmet with a Wild trim

This release is fully compatible with Vanilla 1.21.5+

This resource pack is now a subset of Visuals. If you like this resource pack I highly recommend trying that one out!

Fixes

• Fix the leather armor default tints

This release makes use of the new ability (introduced in 1.21.5) to check the value of item components. That means this resource pack is now completely supported in vanilla Minecraft.

This resource pack is a subset of the new Visuals. If you like this resource pack I highly recommend trying that one out!

Additions

• Resin trim material support
• Switch to vanilla CIT method

Fixes

• Fix the Host armor trim boots texture