Refield

# Refield <div align="center"> <a href='https://fabricmc.net'><img alt="fabric" height="56" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@intergrav/devins-badges@3/assets/cozy/supported/fabric_vector.svg"></a> <a href='https://neoforged.net/'><img alt="neoforge" height="56" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@intergrav/devins-badges@3/assets/cozy/supported/neoforge_vector.svg"></a> </div> Refield is a 1.21 multiloader rewrite/port of Team Collections' (https://modrinth.com/mod/collections-field). Field is a mod that breathes some new wind into the Banner system, adding new patterns, features, and removing limits. Let your creativity fly! --- <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Team-Collections/.github/refs/heads/main/assets/showcase/Banners.png" alt="A collage of different banners in different environments. The first showcases the LGBTQ flag, Trans flag, and Nonbinary flag in a bedroom. The second showcases red and yellow banners on a desert house. The third showcases blue banners with a yellow shield hanging above a medieval tavern. The last showcases a wide variety of random banners in a medieval textile mill." align="center"/> --- **Refield** aims to largely keep parity with the 1.21.4 Fabric version of Field. Some things that were changed for the 1.21 port: - Refield uses YACL for in-game configuration instead of MidnightLib - The star banner pattern's item texture was changed to match the older 1.21 style (the original is still present in the mod resources if desired) - Optional integration with Supplementaries flags. --- ## Features (from the original page) ### New Banner Patterns Field adds many, many new banner patterns, allowing for even greater customizability. All of them attempt to be in-line with heraldry - the system banner patterns are based off of, so they should fit well with the rest of the banner patterns. <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Team-Collections/.github/refs/heads/main/assets/showcase/Textile%20Mill.png" alt="A medieval textile mill with one large loom and a smaller loom off to the side. The wall and large loom has a large variety of random banners, showing off the banner patterns added." align="center"/> --- ### Retextured Banners and Patterns The banner has been retextured to be a little less noisy and clean. Along with this, many of the vanilla banner patterns have also been retextured, smoothing them out. There should hopefully be little difference to your existing designs. --- ### Renamed Banner Patterns Some of the vanilla banner patterns didn't fit into the naming scheme of heraldry (read above), so they have been updated to fit in. None of the designs have been significantly changed, only the names. --- ### More Banner Layers Having a limit of only 6 banner layers is both arbitrary and incredibly limiting. Now, there's a default limit of 32 layers, which is configurable. To avoid having a mile-long tooltip, the tooltip will only display, by default, the most recent 8 layers, with the rest being trimmed. The limit for this is also configurable. <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Team-Collections/.github/refs/heads/main/assets/showcase/More%20Banner%20Layers.png" alt="A banner being hovered over, showing a tooltip describing it. The banner has the patterns: Blue Grady Base, Blue Grady Chief, Blue Bordure, Blue Per Fess Base, Blue Per Pale Sinister, Blue Per Fess Chief, Blue Per Pale Dexter, Blue Fusil, and with 24 more being trimmed." align="center"/> --- ### Hanging Banners Banners can now be placed on either the bottom of a block or the side of a block, similar to hanging signs. They can also connect with hanging signs, allowing for creative decorations. <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Team-Collections/.github/refs/heads/main/assets/showcase/Hanging%20Banners%20Tavern.png" alt="Two banners hanging above the entrance to a medieval tavern. They're both identical blue banners with a thin, yellow outline, and have a shield shape in the middle." align="center"/> --- ### Wearable Banners Even in vanilla, banners have functionality for rendering on the player's head. Now, banners are able to simply be placed into your helmet slot. <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Team-Collections/.github/refs/heads/main/assets/showcase/Trigam%20Captain.png" alt="A Minecraft player wearing an Ominous Banner on their head." align="center"/> --- ### Stackable Banners As a simple quality of life change, banners now have a default stack size of 64. Once again, this is configurable. <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Team-Collections/.github/refs/heads/main/assets/showcase/Stackable%20Banners.png" alt="An image of a stack of 64 banners, showing that they're now stackable to 64." align="center"/> --- ### Loom Tooltips When hovering over a banner pattern in the loom, there is now a tooltip, containing the name and ID of the pattern. This can be disabled in the config in order to restore the vanilla behavior