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Rose Gold Alloy v0.6.0
New: Full Rose Gold Armor Set
A complete wearable armor tier has been added, establishing Rose Gold as a fully functional mid-tier metal.
Included:
• Rose Gold Helmet
• Rose Gold Chestplate
• Rose Gold Leggings
• Rose Gold Boots
The armor features:
• Protection values between Iron and Diamond
• High enchantability (comparable to the tool tier)
• Custom armor textures using the new 1.21+ equipment asset system
• Unique visual identity with warm metallic tones
• Proper repair material support via Rose Gold Ingots
• Correct right-click and equip behavior
Visual Integration
• Added custom equipment asset JSON to ensure proper player-body rendering
• Added humanoid and humanoid_leggings Rose Gold texture layers
• Added full set of inventory item textures for the armor pieces
Datagen Additions
• Automated generation of armor item models
• Automated generation of armor recipes
• Updated tags to include armor enchantability and repair logic
Balance and Progression
• Armor placed firmly between Iron and Diamond in strength
• Enchantability tuned to align with Rose Gold’s refined tier identity
• Recipe unlocks integrated with advancement-style progression
Internal Improvements
• Cleaned structure for future decorative Rose Gold block families
• Updated roadmap to reflect a finite, parity-based mod scope
• General cleanup and alignment with the new 1.21.10 equipment system
Rose Gold Alloy now offers a complete mid-tier equipment progression:
ingots → tools → armor → block.
Next update (v0.7.0) will introduce decorative block variants and finalize the material’s building palette.
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repositories {
exclusiveContent {
forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
}
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filter {
includeGroup "maven.modrinth"
}
}
}
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dependencies {
implementation "maven.modrinth:6H0YAnKN:maJbFnCN"
}
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dependencies {
modImplementation "maven.modrinth:6H0YAnKN:maJbFnCN"
}

