3D Military Police Armor

A resource-pack built using Armo.

Armo is a tool and Spigot plugin, available on my website.

It allows you to effortlessly convert .bbmodel files containing custom 3D armor into three formats:

• Pure Vanilla (Core Shaders): Completely vanilla-compatible. Zero client mods required.
• JEM Only: Optimized for players running EMF/ETF or OptiFine.
• Hybrid (Both): Bundles Core Shaders and JEM models together to provide universal support in a single resource pack.

How to use

You'll need to activate this pack in your resources-packs tabs, then to get the items enter the following commands :

• Chestplate :

/give @p minecraft:diamond_chestplate[minecraft:equippable={slot:"chest",asset_id:"minecraft:full_example"},minecraft:item_name="Military Police Chestplate"]

• Leggings :

/give @p minecraft:diamond_leggings[minecraft:equippable={slot:"legs",asset_id:"minecraft:full_example"},minecraft:item_name="Military Police Leggings"]

• Boots :

/give @p minecraft:diamond_boots[minecraft:equippable={slot:"feet",asset_id:"minecraft:full_example"},minecraft:item_name="Military Police Boots"]

Performance Impact

Performance varies depending on model complexity and your chosen rendering method:

• JEM: Minimal to no noticeable performance cost.
• Core Shaders: Minimal (unless hundreds of armors are rendered at the exact same coords & taking the entier screen)

Test with:

summon minecraft:armor_stand ~ ~ ~ {Invisible:1b,NoBasePlate:1b,equipment:{chest:{id:"minecraft:allium",count:1,components:{"minecraft:equippable":{slot:"chest",asset_id:"minecraft:full_example"}}}}}

Armo showcase

If you're interested in using the tool/plugin Armo, here's a small demo :