Hero Statue

<!--DO NOT EDIT MANUALLY: synced from gh readme--> # Hero Statue Adds a new block called the `Hero Statue`, which can hold an item, and be posed using redstone. > **Important** > If you have a slower computer, have a lot of statues placed down, or are using a resource intensive shader pack, you may want to change your statue render type config to `Basic`. See (#config). > This renders statues using block models, which is a lot faster, however it does disable visual posing. > > If you use Shaders, read (#shader-rendering-pipelines), and check (#tested-shader-packs) below. !(https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/ufuoq5Xq/images/e67684c4ca4915ab75b5c912cf46d27825a78dda.png) !(https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/ufuoq5Xq/images/3513da39618be807dd6c20ad46f2fe312ce78865.png) ## Features ### Hero Statue - Holds an item - You can give the statue an item to display by interacting with it whilst holding the item. - Posable - You can pose the statue using redstone. - This is configurable via a gamerule, which is **ON** by default. (`hero-statue$allowRedstoneChangeStatuePose`) - The statue remembers the last set pose when turned off. - You can pose the statue by interacting with empty hands or when the statue already has an item, if the gamerule is active. - This is configurable via a gamerule, which is **OFF** by default. (`hero-statue$allowPlayerChangeStatuePose`) - Comparators output the level of redstone required to set the current pose. - *rainbows ~~and unicorns~~* - You can make the statues eyes cycle through the rainbow by giving the statue an item named `jeb_`, or by turning the `RAINBOW MODE` config on. - You can also enable this in creative, by setting the `hero_statue_rainbow` blockstate with a debug stick or with commands. - This only works with the `Default` render type, and if you are not using shaders. - *¿sᴉɥʇ pɐǝɹ noʎ uɐɔ* - You can make the statue render upside down by giving the statue an item named `Dinnerbone`, `Grumm`, `legotaylor`, or `dannnytaylor`. - This only works with the `Default` and `Vanilla` render types. ## Config You can edit the config by using (https://modrinth.com/mod/modmenu), or our `Open Config` keybinding (defaulted to `Home`). If you are using the `Open Config` keybinding, you will need to be in a world. ## Known Issues ### Shader Rendering Pipelines #### (https://www.irisshaders.dev/) Iris overrides core shader pipelines when rendering shader packs, and doesn't provide any documentation for how to add new overrides. As a workaround, we've copied the `ENTITY_CUTOUT` and `ENTITY_EYES` pipeline overrides. We picked these pipelines as they provide a similar effect to our custom pipelines, however it's not 1:1 and some features such as the `jeb_` easter egg won't be rendered when a shader pack is active. This functionality matches the `Vanilla` render type. See (https://github.com/legotaylor/Hero-Statue/issues/1). Rendering should work as intended when no shader packs are in use. > **Developer's Note** > You may encounter z-fighting with some shader packs. > You can disable our eyes layer using our config if desired. See (#config). ##### Tested Shader Packs | Shader Pack | | |-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Complementary (https://modrinth.com/shader/complementary-unbound)/(https://modrinth.com/shader/complementary-reimagined) | No visual issues found.¹ | | (https://modrinth.com/mod/euphoria-patches) | No visual issues found.¹ | | (https://modrinth.com/shader/bsl-shaders)