1.4.0
Compatibility
Changes
Trims Expanded v1.4 Changelog
"Kept you waiting, huh?"
I just wanna say first of all: Thank you all for 145k downloads! I never would have anticipated that the datapack would get this far!!
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Four new Trim Materials!
Armadillo Scute
Breeze Rod
Poisonous Potato (Acts as Amber Gem material as seen in snapshot 24w14potato!)will probably be removed once the Winter Drop releases
Popped Chorus Fruit
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Four new Smithing Templates!
Margin
Verdant
Heart
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Elytras can now have trims applied to them in 1.21.2+ versions of the game!
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Now works on multiple game versions! The pack will function on all 1.20.x and 1.21.x versions!
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The base items for each template item have been changed to pottery sherds!
- This was done in order to leave more room for potential templates (as well as these new ones) without having the risk of a player accidentally placing a template with no way of getting it back. This also means 1.19.4 is now unsupported.
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All template items now use a unique custom_model_data number (As opposed to just being 1).
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Added a new command to give you each custom smithing template, simply use
/function trimsexpanded:give_custom_templates! -
Updated Plated Pattern texture to be more consistent with the back.
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Updated Danger Smithing Template item texture to be in line with the Wild Smithing Template, as they use the same block to duplicate.
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Overhauled the texture on one of the crafted patterns to more prominantly use the base palette, no longer requiring more than 8 colours.
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Trim palette base textures have been reverted back to their vanilla format, now having 8 colours again.
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Minor colour tweaks to a few material palettes.
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Smithing Template texts now use translatable text for their descriptions. (Also applies to names in 1.12.2+ versions)
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Rarities updated to match 1.12.2 changes. (This only applies on that version and any that come after)
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Updated compatibility with Trimmable Tools:
- Requires mod version as the datapack version is discontinued.
- Palettes are functional, but patterns currently do not apply correctly.
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Added compatibility with the following mods/datapacks:
- Elytra Trims (KikuGie) (On versions before 1.12.2)
- TaTe's Extra Trims (AverageTaTeMan)
- More Armor Trims (masik16u)
- Alex's Caves (AlexModGuy, Noonyeyz)
(Make sure to place the Trims Expanded resource pack above the other resource packs if you're using them!)
Optional dependencies
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trims Expanded Resources 1_4.zip | Required resource pack | 479.3 KiB |
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