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, pickaxes, axes, shovels and hoes.

Download instructions

This page hosts both the datapack and the texturepack. Each release contains both the files you need: the datapack is the primary file, and the texturepack is the additional file.

Vanilla versions of the pack are only available for MC 1.21.2 and onward.

The version for MC 1.21.1 requires Variants-CIT on the clientside for the trims to be visible.

Implementation details

Vanilla Stateless (MC 1.21.5 and onward)

The stateless data-pack does not include any recipe, and does not set any custom data on the tools. It simply adds all trimmable tools to the #trimmable_armor tag, making them valid ingredients for the vanilla armor-trimming recipe. It is very lightweight, and completely agnostic to the list of possible trim patterns and materials; meaning it is compatible with all supported versions of minecraft, and is expected to remain so for the foreseeable future.

The texture-pack for this version overwrites the vanilla item model definitions for the affected items.

Vanilla Stateful (MC 1.21.3 and MC 1.21.4)

These versions of the datapacks use custom smithing recipes, 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.

Modded Stateless (MC 1.21.1 and onward, requires Variants-CIT)

The datapack for this version is identical to the MC 1.21.5 datapack. All published texture-packs up to MC 1.21.4 (including the "vanilla" releases) have support for Variants-CIT, and so can be used with this version of the data-pack.

All textures packs up to MC 1.21.4 (including "vanilla" releases) have support for Variants-CIT, and will work with this datapack.

Upgrading world

Migrating a world from or to any Stateful implementation is likely to cause issues with missing or unset item models. In these conditions, prefer keeping the old packs over using the version-appropriate release. (Releases advertised for a specific version of Minecraft are expected to keep working on newer versions.)

Migrating between any Stateless implementation is safe. Vanilla Stateless is planned to be the final and only implementation going forward.