- check_circle Armor
Published Jan 16th, 1/16/24 11:46 am
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Stops All Armor From Rendering, Done By Deleting Few Random Lines Of Code From a Core Shader.
Side Note: You Can Forget About My Inventory In The First Picture It Has Nothing Weird At All (;
And If You're Wondering How This Is Any Different From The Other Resource Packs That Delete Armor Visibility, This One Only Takes ~650 Bytes Of Space, And This One Has Probably Less Folders And Files Since It Only Deletes Stuff From One Core Shader That Renders The Armor
Side Note: You Can Forget About My Inventory In The First Picture It Has Nothing Weird At All (;
And If You're Wondering How This Is Any Different From The Other Resource Packs That Delete Armor Visibility, This One Only Takes ~650 Bytes Of Space, And This One Has Probably Less Folders And Files Since It Only Deletes Stuff From One Core Shader That Renders The Armor
| Progress | 100% complete |
| Game Version | Minecraft 1.20.4 |
| Resolution | 16x |
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(Its a datapack I'm currently working on)
EDIT: (Its a datapack I was working on)
where I found the core shader that renders armour, and I just deleted a huge chunk of the shader's code
Perfect for role-playing :oo