Description

A fabric port of JoeFly's Tool Trims datapack. Check the project page for more details.

Making it a mod allows a few improvements:

Trident trims display on thrown tridents
Trims can be applied to modded tools
The trim templates show up in the proper location in the creative inventory and are displayed correctly in recipe viewers like RRV
Loot tables are injected into instead of overwritten

Migrating from the Datapack

The mod contains backwards compatability mechanics for the datapack. Trimmed tools do not need to be migrated, as they both use the same vanilla trimming system. Templates, however, require migration and cannot be used in the smithing table until migrated.

Make a backup. It's always good practice to make a backup.
If you are coming from datapack 2.x.x, you must use datapack 3.x.x to migrate your trimmed tools and templates first. The items must be in your inventory or picked up by your cursor to be migrated.
Next, you should install the mod and then remove the datapack. (Make sure you don't run the world with neither installed.)
Use the command /tooltrims migrate to migrate the template you are holding.

Demigrating from the mod

If you want to revert back to using the datapack, install the datapack at the same time as the mod (ignoring the warning message) and use the command /tooltrims demigrate to demigrate all your templates. Once you have demigrated all your items, uninstall the mod and install the normal tool trims resourcepack.

Compatibility

Currently incompatible with the Dynamic Resources optimization from ModernFix, which is enabled by default in certain modpacks such as Adrenaline.

To request compat with a modded trim material, add a comment to this issue. Most modded tools that do not match a vanilla tool shape will not receive official compat, but they can be added through resourcepack.

Compatibility with modded trim patterns, trim materials, and trim shapes can now be added via resourcepack, see the wiki for details.

Credits

All textures are created or otherwise owned by JoeFly and used with permission.

Support

For now I support 26.1.2, the latest version of Minecraft (currently 26.2) and their corresponding hotfix versions (26.1, 26.1.1). All other versions are unsupported. All issues pertaining to unsupported versions will likely not be addressed.

Please report issues on my repository and not to JoeFly.

1.x.x Description

Migrating from the Datapack

The mod contains backwards compatability mechanics for the datapack.

First, you should remove the datapack, as the mod and datapack are not intended to be used in tandem (It doesn't matter if you remove the datapack before or after installing the mod).

If it detects the datapack was previously used, it will enable the tooltrims_deleteToolsmithingTable gamerule, which destroys smithing tables within 6 blocks of players and drops its ingredients (2 copper and 4 planks). This can be reversed using /gamerule tooltrims_deleteToolsmithingTable false. You can also enable the legacy resource pack, which makes templates and toolsmithing tables look right before they are upgraded or deleted.

You can use the command /tooltrims migrate to migrate the tool or template you are holding so it uses the modded trim system instead of the datapack trim system. Templates from the datapack cannot be used in the smithing table until you upgrade them. For tools, the difference is only noticeable if you look at the NBT/component data or if you try to re-trim the tool, in which case both the old and new trims will show up in the tooltip.

Demigrating from the mod

If you want to revert back to using the datapack, install the datapack at the same time as the mod (ignoring the warning message), enable the legacy resource pack, and use the command /tooltrims demigrate to demigrate your tool or template. Once you have demigrated all your items, uninstall the mod and install the normal tool trims resourcepack.