Custom Armor¶
Because armor has many ways to be displayed in Minecraft Java, it can only be manually converted.
Auto Generate Custom Armor¶
We have made a tool to be able to automatically export armor from the config of ItemsAdder and some other plugins to furnace.json and texture armor to the folder to merge with the resourcepack after conversion.
How to convert armor¶
You will need to use furnace.json to customize this. You will need to have an armor layer in your Java Edition resourcepack (or you can add it after converting).
Example Resourcepack structure
Layer use for armor
For helmet, chestplate, boots layer use is layer 1, leggings layer use is layer 2
{
"items": {
"minecraft:leather_helmet": {
"custom_model_data": {
"1000": {
"armor_layer": {
"type": "leggings",
"texture": "assets/minecraft/optifine/cit/ia_generated_armors/000000_2.png",
"auto_copy_texture": true
}
}
}
}
}
}
Armor type¶
Types: helmet, chestplate, leggings, boots
Auto Copy Armor Texture¶
If this option is enabled, the converter will automatically copy the armor texture from the Java Edition resource pack to the Bedrock Edition resource pack (Even if there is no texture to convert, the custom armor will still be created but the armor texture will be left blank). If it is disabled, the texture you enter will be used for the attachables of the armor in the Bedrock Edition resource pack.
Example 1: Enable auto_copy_texture
If you enter assets/furnace/textures/armor_layer.png
, it will be converted to textures/models/armor/furnace/{iditem}.png
Example 2: Disable auto_copy_texture
If you enter textures/armor_layer.png
, it will remain unchanged when added to the Bedrock attachables