Mypowerbob's Fantasy Villagers

(This project is in a beta stage. Models, textures, and triggernames are prone to change). Have you ever wished that Minecraft was more traditionally fantasy? That the villagers you meet and entrap were more varied in design? Fret not, Mypowerbob's Fantasy Villagers is here!

A 'resourcepack-that-requires-mods' that'll let you transform villagers into a variation of different fantasy-staple species just by renaming them!

As seen on TV (And by TV I mean Youtube, which is kinda the modern TV anyway). Subscribe to my Youtube channel to see updates on this pack: https://www.youtube.com/@mypowerbob/featured

Features:

Multiplying all skin and hair colors with the biome outfits these are the total unique combinations for each species:

• 3465 variations of dwarves
• 315 variations of gnomes
• 630 variations of elves
• 504 variations of orcs
• 84 variations of goblins

(This is excluding profession outfits and level indicators as those are things the player have control over)

How to use:

Villagers must be named with a name tag to transform. There are two types of names you can give them. Either you can name them just as the species, which means they will have a random skin color:

• Dwarf
• Gnome
• Elf
• Orc
• Goblin

Or you can seperate them by geographical origin by giving them names similar to how vanilla Minecraft differentiates between biome varations of certain mobs.

These three words are:

• Cold for pale races
• Temperate/Temparate for tanner races
• Warm for darker races with a space between the region and species name of course.

FOR EXAMPLE: If you specifically want a green orc you would name it Temperate Orc (You can also use 'Temparate' in case you regularly misspell it like I do) A pale elf would be Cold Elf, a dark gnome would be Warm Gnome, etc... The names are also, luckily, not case-sensitive!

Certain variations of each species have a higher chance to appear than other variations. Dwarves are more likely to be young and bearded rather than old or shaven for example.

Wandering traders will spawn as a random species, they should have a near equal chance to be any texture.

Installation:

There are two options for installing this pack and getting it to work.

Option 1: Optifine.

The easiest and fastest way is to install Optifine.

1. Download and install Optifine here: https://optifine.net/home

2. Download the Fantasy Villager pack and place it in your Resourcepack folder.

Option 2: Non-Optifine.

If you're like me you're using some alternatives to Optifine instead. In that case there are some other mods you can install.

1. Download and install Fabric: https://fabricmc.net/

OR download and install Forge: https://files.minecraftforge.net/net/minecraftforge/forge/

1. Download Entity Model Features and place it in the Mods folder: https://modrinth.com/mod/entity-model-features/versions

2. Download Entity Texture Features and place it in the Mods folder:  https://modrinth.com/mod/entitytexturefeatures

3. Download the Fantasy Villager pack and place it in your Resourcepack folder.

Compatibility:

• Fresh Animations by FreshLX: This pack is not compatible. You can use it if you place my pack over it in the order, but you won't get the animated villagers.
• Any other packs that change the model and texture of villagers.

To do list:

• Create custom textures for all different professions for Gnomes, Elves, Orcs, and Goblins

• Create custom textures for all different biome types for Gnomes, Elves, Orcs, and Goblins

• Add zombie variations

• Add Pillager variations

• Create more species?

Thanks to:

• Intermet179 and their "Villagers With Arms" resource pack. Without this pack I would never have learnt how to give my villagers with arms, and even though this pack is no longer built upon Intermet179's pack, I'm still very grateful for it's existence. You can find it here: https://www.planetminecraft.com/texture-pack/villagers-with-arms-optifine-required/