This datapack will no longer be updated!

Description
This datapack adds cosmetic hats to Minecraft. The current version of the datapack is v6 and for the resource pack it is v6. After starting up your world, use the /reload command to get a chat message to acquire the command books to get the hats. Alternatively, you can also use the following commands:

Singleplayer or Server Operator:
/function ercerus:hats/get_operator_book
Non-Operator:
/trigger hat set 1or alternately, if you have operator rights:
/function ercerus:hats/get_non_operator_book
All the hats are remodeled carved pumpkins. A side effect of this is, that they will protect the player from aggravating enderman by looking at them. The pumpkin overlay effect also had to be removed for this, because otherwise the hats would be really annoying to wear. If you accidentally try to place one of the hats down onto the ground, a regular carved pumpkin will appear.

Modify the protection values of the hats
Drop the hat you want to modify onto the ground and click on the option you want to have inside the book. A sound and particle effect will appear, if the process was successful.

Important Information for Server Owners
There are two types of command books. One for server operators, which uses /function commands, and one for non-operator players, which uses /trigger commands. Even if non-operators manage to get hold of an operator book, they can not use it. Operator books allow the player to modify the protection values of hats, non-operator books do not have this feature.
This datapack allows players to get an infinite amount of carved pumpkins and written books. Written books can be sold to villagers for emeralds, so be aware of this before using this datapack.

Compatibility
This pack is compatible with 1.19 all the way down to 1.16.5. The resource pack will display as incompatible if you are using it on 1.18.2 and below, but it will work just fine.

Usage as part of your own creation
You have my permission to use this datapack, as well as the resource pack as part of your own creation. You do not need to ask me. Just credit me and provide an easily accessible link to this post here on Planet Minecraft. I would also appreciate it, if you would write a comment with a link to your creation.

Installation
Drop the datapack file into the folder called "datapacks" in your world save file. Add the resource pack file to the "recourcepacks" folder in your ".minecraft" folder. So basically the default installation process.