- Replaced Custom Trims System with Custom Trim Combinations System
- This is similar to the old system, but allows for even greater configurability
- This system chooses a combination out of a configurable list and applies it to the mobs armor. You can set trims for each of the armor pieces and set the armor material, the trim should be applied on.
- Much improved invalid Config File Handling
- new icon
- Add Support for Fabric and Neoforge 1.21
- Remove Fabric API dependency
- Fix title being blurred in Backup Screen
- Port to Multiloader-version setup using stonecutter-tk
- Use
translatableinstead ofliteral- Allows for much easier translation to other languages
- Cleanup stuff
- Add Support for 1.20.5
- Add Backup Screen recommending to install YACL instead of not being able to access the Config Screen
- Fix formatting of the Max Stacked Trims option
- Fix publish
- Add Support for 1.20.5
- Add Backup Screen recommending to install YACL instead of not being able to access the Config Screen
- Fix formatting of the Max Stacked Trims option
- Fix publish
- Add Support for 1.20.5
- Add Backup Screen recommending to install YACL instead of not being able to access the Config Screen
- Fix formatting of the Max Stacked Trims option
- Fix publish
- Added a new system of how to give mobs armor trims
- Existing system is now named
Random Trims, new oneCustom Trims - You can choose between these two systems
- The Custom Trims System takes a Trim out of the Trims List and applies it to the whole armor of the mob. You can configure which trims are in this list
- Existing system is now named
- Added disabling the mod
- You can disable the mod using the
Trim Systemoption
- You can disable the mod using the
- Overhauled Config File
- Added Subcategories
- Added descriptions to options
- Switched from GSON to Night Config
- Switched from Cloth Config API as a dependency to Yet Another Config Lib
- Removed the Architectury API dependency on Forge and Neoforge
- Added dependencies to modinfo (fabric.mod.json, etc.)