Weaver's Cosmetics

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Summary:

Weaver's Cosmetics is a Forge mod for Minecraft 1. 19. 2 that adds in many unique cosmetic headgear and torso items to the game (with most including dyeable recolours, taking the total to 149!), with designs inspired by the armours from various media, along with Minecraft Dungeons, and other games. They are designed to be used as a server resource and aren't available in Survival mode (though server hosts could use other mods to make them available to players, as we do). The mod is designed to be used alongside mods that allow layered cosmetic armours.

Latest Update: v1. 16 - Ported over the latest update from Curseforge, which supports Neoforge 1. 21. 1 now.

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How to Obtain:

The cosmetic items are unobtainable in survival, and can only be spawned in with Creative mode or /give command. This is to allow server hosts and modpack makers to implement them however they wish. We suggest using secondary mods like Shoppy by Thethonk or Apple Crates by AbsolemJackdaw to make them available to your player base if you want them to be purchasable within your game world.

If you want to have a survival-friendly option out of the box, I am currently porting the entire mod's content over to work with Farcr's "Vanity" mod. Check it out at (https://modrinth.com/mod/weavers-cosmetics-vanity-compat)

Modpacks & Mod Edits:

I give permission to use the above described mod in any Curseforge or Modrinth modpacks that do not charge users for their use (though optional donations or Patreon, etc towards upkeep of modpack/server is acceptable). Please credit appropiately with at least a name, and link back to this page where/if possible. If you would like to edit the mod, please contact me either by comment or by private message to discuss, as I don't give any permission to modify the above described mod unless you have asked directly, and even then permission is only be granted on a case-by-case basis. If permission is granted, then you would need to inform your players of the changes and notify them that these are your own modifications and not mine.