STK's Tool Trims

# STK's Tool Trims Allows all vanilla trim templates to be applied to tools and weapons in the smithing table: **bows** and **crossbows**, all **swords**, **spears**, **pickaxes**, **axes**, **shovels** and **hoes**. ## Download Instructions for Vanilla **This page hosts both the datapack and the texturepack.** Make sure to download **both** files: <details> <summary>Download Instructions</summary> !(https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/fcJsw206/images/bc4fc5a5c968e5e2d2ac0f6cd6b094f456eab7d1.jpeg) </details> Vanilla versions of the pack are only available for **MC 1.21.2 and onward**. The version for **MC 1.21.1** requires (https://modrinth.com/mod/variants-cit) on the clientside for the trims to be visible. ## Implementation Details **Vanilla Stateless** is the only implementation available for MC 1.21.5 and onward. Other implementations are less reliable, and were only required because of the limitations of older Minecraft. <details> <summary><b>Vanilla Stateless (MC 1.21.5 and onward)</b></summary> The stateless datapack does not include any recipe, and does not set any custom data on the tools. It simply adds tools to the `#trimmable_armor` tag, making them valid ingredients for the vanilla armor-trimming recipe, which gives them a `trim` component. The texturepack for this version overwrites the vanilla item model definitions for the tools. No missing model should be visible to people who join a stateless server without using the texture pack; they'll just see the regular tools and weapons. The models are constructed similarly to the trimmed-armor models, and so should be compatible with other texture packs that make minor changes to tools and weapon textures. </details> <details> <summary><b>Vanilla Stateful (MC 1.21.2 to 1.21.4)</b></summary> These versions of the datapacks use (https://minecraft.wiki/w/Recipe#smithing_transform), which also change the tool's `item_model` component: - On MC 1.21.3, the item model is changed to "`trimmed_<item_name>/<trim_pattern>_<trim_material>`". - On MC 1.21.4, the item model is changed to "`trimmed_<item_name>/<trim_pattern>`". Material variance is handled within the model itself. ⚠ Migrating a world from or to any **Stateful** implementation is likely to cause issues with missing or unset item models. **Prefer using a Stateless implementations instead if possible.** </details> <details> <summary><b>VCIT Stateless (MC 1.21.1 and onward)</b></summary> The datapack is identical to the Vanilla Stateless implementation. The texturepack requires (https://modrinth.com/mod/variants-cit) installed on the clientside in order to function. </details>