Pride!

# Pride! _{_Pride Flags? In Minecraft? How queer!_} <br> Most flag mods usually have static/simple banner-like designs that (while looking more vanilla,) often feel like they don't draw attention or add a 'living' feeling to builds. **Pride!** adds flags that are both responsive to the world's environment and use entity-style directional lighting. <br> !(https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/FigEH5fd/images/a02d414cde893adf4349160eb6c3315d4df5b73f.png) <p align="center">Additionally, two other visual styles can be selected/created (upright, large).</p> _{**Note:** Currently, this contains only a handful (~10 depending on what you consider as being a variant) of pride flags. You can suggest more **(https://gitlab.com/emmowo-dev/mod-dev/pride-mc)**} ## Environmental Flags in **Pride!** use a simple wind/cloth simulation per-flag that reacts based off the current weather. A rainy day will cause flags to sway more aggressively. !(https://gitlab.com/emmowo-dev/mod-dev/pride-mc/-/raw/main/media/flag_phys_lowres.webp) Flags can be crafted in any shape with wool, a stick, and string. Right-click to open up a menu to change the flag displayed. These can be placed in an item frame to show up in the world. (the larger, placed variant takes an extra stick to craft.) ## Restored Content **Pride!** also restores the (effectively removed) (https://minecraft.wiki/w/Progress_Pride_Cape), which cannot be used in Java Edition even if owned on Bedrock Edition. Versions **1.6 and later** create a settings file at `/config/flags_config.txt`, which allows you to enable this feature and replace capes/elytra (for players with capes, without capes, or just all players) with the Progress Pride version. This also affects mobs wearing elytra when enabled. _{Note: your cape is *not* visible to other players, even when using Pride! on the server-side. This allows the cape replacer to work on vanilla servers.} <hr></hr> ### Modpack Usage This mod can be added/distributed through any modpack! I've tried to keep rendering code/workarounds detached from other systems, so mod compatibility _should_ be decent.