MCPE-171938Trim Pattern and Smithing Trim Recipe not working on Custom Items.
New Update! Having to many custom items with the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" makes the game to stop loading all the items from the behaviour pack items root folder wich can cause issues with a lot of big add-ons and multiple add-on packs! And items trimmed don't change texture apparence in hand like vanilla ones!
New Update! Armor trims are working in preview v1.20.30.20/21 the new problem is that the other custom items without the tag disappear. When the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" is added in order to get the armor trims functionality the items from add-on which do not use it will not work anymore.
Update: I think the problem is that we can't use any other material in the recipe and by that I mean only netherite ingot is accepted value. I could be wrong. Anyway that should be changed.
Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{
"format_version": "1.16.100",
"minecraft:item": {
"description": {
"identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate",
"category": "equipment"
},
"components": {
"minecraft:max_stack_size": 1,
"minecraft:enchantable": {
"value": 9,
"slot": "armor_torso"
},
"tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{},
"minecraft:armor": {
"protection": 3
},
"minecraft:repairable": {
"repair_items": [
{
"items": ["sp:copper_chestplate",
"minecraft:copper_ingot"
],
"repair_amount": "query.max_durability"
}
]
},
"minecraft:durability": {
"max_durability": 120,
"damage_chance": {
"min": 60,
"max": 100
}
},
"minecraft:icon": {
"texture": "sp_copper_chestplate"
},
"minecraft:creative_category": {
"parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate"
},
"minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates",
"minecraft:wearable": {
"slot": "slot.armor.chest"
}
},
"events": {}
}
}
Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{
"format_version": "1.17",
"minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": {
"description": {
"identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim"
},
"tags": [ "smithing_table" ],
"template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template",
"base": "sp:copper_chestplate",
"addition": "minecraft:quartz"
}
}
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe with the trim template and (crystal-ingot)color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
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Trim Pattern and Smithing Trim Recipe not working on Custom Items.
Creating custom armor items using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not transform custom armor items into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.20", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code:
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe for the trim template and color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and item is consumed to create the same item.
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Creating custom armor items using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not transform custom armor items into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.20", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code:
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe for the trim template and color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and item is consumed to create the same item.
Creating custom armor items using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not transform custom armor items into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.20", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code:
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe for the trim template and color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and item is consumed to create the same item.
Creating custom armor items using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not transform custom armor items into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.20", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code:
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe for the trim template and color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the same item.
Creating custom armor items using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not transform custom armor items into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.20", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code:
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe for the trim template and color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the
sameitem.
Creating custom armor items using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not transform custom armor items into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.20", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code:
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe for the trim template and color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
Creating custom armor item
susing the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do nottransform custom armoritemsinto anything.This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.20", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code:
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe for the trim template and color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe for the trim template and color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe
forthe trim template and color you want.Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe with the trim template and (crystal-ingot)color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
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a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe with the trim template and (crystal-ingot)color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
Update:I think the problem is that we can't use any other material in the recipe and by that I mean only netherite ingot is accepted value. I could be wrong. Anyway that should be changed.
Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe with the trim template and (crystal-ingot)color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
Update:
I thinkthe problem is thatwe can't use any other material in the recipe and by that I mean only netheriteingot is accepted value. I could be wrong. Anyway that should be changed.Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe with the trim template and (crystal-ingot)color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
New Update!: Armor trims are working in preview v1.20.30.20/21 the new problem is that the other custom items without the tag disappear. When the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" is added in order to get the armor trims functionality the items from add-on which do not use it will not work anymore.
Update:I think the problem is that we can't use any other material in the recipe and by that I mean only netherite ingot is accepted value. I could be wrong. Anyway that should be changed.
Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe with the trim template and (crystal-ingot)color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
New Update!
:Armor trims are working in preview v1.20.30.20/21 the new problem is that the other custom items without the tag disappear. When the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" is added in order to get the armor trims functionality the items from add-on which do not use it will not work anymore.Update
:I thinkthe problem is thatwe can't use any other material in the recipe and by that I mean only netheriteingot is accepted value. I could be wrong. Anyway that should be changed.Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe with the trim template and (crystal-ingot)color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
New Update! Having to many items with the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" makes the game to stop loading all the items from the behaviour pack items root folder!
New Update! Armor trims are working in preview v1.20.30.20/21 the new problem is that the other custom items without the tag disappear. When the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" is added in order to get the armor trims functionality the items from add-on which do not use it will not work anymore.
Update: I think the problem is that we can't use any other material in the recipe and by that I mean only netherite ingot is accepted value. I could be wrong. Anyway that should be changed.
Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe with the trim template and (crystal-ingot)color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
New Update! Having to many items with the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" makes the game to stop loading all the items from the behaviour pack items root folder! And items trimmed don't change texture apparence in hand!
New Update! Armor trims are working in preview v1.20.30.20/21 the new problem is that the other custom items without the tag disappear. When the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" is added in order to get the armor trims functionality the items from add-on which do not use it will not work anymore.
Update: I think the problem is that we can't use any other material in the recipe and by that I mean only netherite ingot is accepted value. I could be wrong. Anyway that should be changed.
Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe with the trim template and (crystal-ingot)color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
New Update! Having to many items with the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" makes the game to stop loading all the items from the behaviour pack items root folder wich can cause issues with a lot of big add-ons and multiple add-on packs! And items trimmed don't change texture apparence in hand like vanilla ones!
New Update! Armor trims are working in preview v1.20.30.20/21 the new problem is that the other custom items without the tag disappear. When the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" is added in order to get the armor trims functionality the items from add-on which do not use it will not work anymore.
Update: I think the problem is that we can't use any other material in the recipe and by that I mean only netherite ingot is accepted value. I could be wrong. Anyway that should be changed.
Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe with the trim template and (crystal-ingot)color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
New Update! Having to many custom items with the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" makes the game to stop loading all the items from the behaviour pack items root folder wich can cause issues with a lot of big add-ons and multiple add-on packs! And items trimmed don't change texture apparence in hand like vanilla ones!
New Update! Armor trims are working in preview v1.20.30.20/21 the new problem is that the other custom items without the tag disappear. When the tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" is added in order to get the armor trims functionality the items from add-on which do not use it will not work anymore.
Update: I think the problem is that we can't use any other material in the recipe and by that I mean only netherite ingot is accepted value. I could be wrong. Anyway that should be changed.
Creating a custom armor item and using the new tag "minecraft:trimmable_armors" and smithing trim recipe do not apply to or upgrade the item into anything.
This is the code example for a basic item "copper chestplate":
{ "format_version": "1.16.100", "minecraft:item": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:copper_chestplate", "category": "equipment" }, "components": { "minecraft:max_stack_size": 1, "minecraft:enchantable": { "value": 9, "slot": "armor_torso" }, "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, "minecraft:armor": { "protection": 3 }, "minecraft:repairable": { "repair_items": [ { "items": ["sp:copper_chestplate", "minecraft:copper_ingot" ], "repair_amount": "query.max_durability" } ] }, "minecraft:durability": { "max_durability": 120, "damage_chance": { "min": 60, "max": 100 } }, "minecraft:icon": { "texture": "sp_copper_chestplate" }, "minecraft:creative_category": { "parent": "itemGroup.name.chestplate" }, "minecraft:render_offsets": "chestplates", "minecraft:wearable": { "slot": "slot.armor.chest" } }, "events": {} } }Trim Recipe code (from MS documentation):
{ "format_version": "1.17", "minecraft:recipe_smithing_trim": { "description": { "identifier": "sp:smithing_copper_chestplate_quartz_trim" }, "tags": [ "smithing_table" ], "template": "minecraft:wild_armor_trim_smithing_template", "base": "sp:copper_chestplate", "addition": "minecraft:quartz" } }
Steps to reproduce:
Step 1: Create a custom armor item with the tag "tag:minecraft:trimmable_armors":{}, to allow the item to be placed in the UI of the Smithing Table and to be able to transform it.
Step 2: Create the recipe with the trim template and (crystal-ingot)color you want.
Step 3: Test in game.
Expected result:
The chosen trim pattern and color given by the item(quartz) should apply to the custom armor piece.
Observed result:
The trim pattern is not applied and the result is just the same item(copper chestplate without any upgrades).
Also one of the template and (quartz) item is consumed to create the armor item.
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I used the default minecraft texture + the copper armor one I used for testing. I sent it un the attachments files.
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here is a simple bp and rp for testing.