STK's Tool Trims

A collection of trims for various tool. The datapack is powered only by custom smithing recipes, and item models.

Most assets are script-generated, and not under version control. After build, the repo itself can serve as both the datapack and the texturepack. Run build.sh to automatically run all build steps.

Configurations

spritesheets/slices.txt

Instead of individual item textures, the sources contains a spritesheet for each trim pattern, only because I find it more convenient for painting.

The actual texture are sliced from those sheets using sh/make-textures.sh. The list of texture to be generated from each spritesheet is defined in spritesheets/slices.txt, each line formatted as:
<x> <y> <width> <height> <model> <tool_type>

• x and y are the position of the slice on the sheet.
• w and h are the dimensions of the slice.
• model is the parent that will be used for the corresponding baked model.
• <tool_type> is the family of tool the texture applies to, including modifier suffix if applicable. (E.g: bow_pulling_1)

ingredients/materials.txt

The list of possible trim materials, each line formatted as:
<material> <material_item>

• material is the word used in the "trim" item components of the item. (Eg: copper)
• material_item is the item used as ingredient in the smithing table. (E.g: copper_ingot)

ingredients/patterns.txt

The list of possible trim patterns, each line formatted as:
<pattern> <template>

• template is the item used as ingredient in the smithing table.
• pattern is the word used in the "trim" component of the item.

ingredients/tools.txt

The list tools that can receive trims, each line formatted as:
<tool_item> <tier> <tool_type> <model> <overrides>

• tool_item is the full name of the tool. (Eg: diamond_sword)
• tool_type is the family of trim textures used by the tool. (E.g: sword)
• tier is the material of the tool. Tools with a same-material trims will use a _darker version of the colour palette for that material. In templates, use the variable <color> instead of <material> to get the name of the actual palette used. Tools that don't have a in-game tier still require a tier to be defined in that file; whatever value will do.
• model is the name of JSON template for the corresponding item state, located at templates/item_state/<model>.json. (Only relevant to MC 1.21.4 and later)
• overrides is an optional list of suffixes for additional baked model used by this tool. (Only relevant to MC 1.21.3 and prior)

ingredients/palettes.txt

The list of colour palettes that can be applied to each trim textures, each line formatted as:
<color> <palette>

• palette is the the texture containing the actual palette.
• color is the word used in texture and model names that will use that palette.

Unlike the materials list, colors include _darker versions of some materials, used by same-material tools.