Features:
- Armor trims can be applied to an elytra just like they are applied to armor
- Textures included for every vanilla trim plus a set of custom designs
- Dye an elytra in any color at a crafting table
- Paper or leather in the smithing table transfers banner or shield patterns
- Banner patterns arrive without a base color so dye fills the background
- A glow ink sac gives the wings a glowing finish
- A nether star unlocks a unique cosmic effect
- Secret recipes and hidden interactions left for players to discover
- Requires Fabric Language Kotlin
- Must be installed on the server so elytras can be decorated in multiplayer
- Fabric support for Minecraft 1.21.1
- Made by KikuGie
A vanilla elytra always looks the same no matter how far you fly with it, and Elytra Trims turns it into a piece of gear worth showing off. Armor trims can be applied to the wings exactly the way they are applied to armor, and the mod ships textures for every vanilla trim pattern together with a handful of custom designs that do not exist in the base game.
Decoration runs through normal Minecraft workstations rather than a custom interface. A crafting table dyes the wings any color you like and a glow ink sac gives them a glowing finish, while a nether star is the price of a unique cosmic effect. In the smithing table an elytra combined with a banner and either paper or leather picks up banner patterns or shield patterns, and because those patterns come through without a base color, a dye is what fills the background in. A few extra recipes are deliberately left undocumented for anyone who enjoys stumbling across a secret.
On a server the mod has to be installed alongside the world before decorated elytras can be crafted and rendered, but players without it can still connect and play normally. This release runs on Fabric for Minecraft 1.21.1 and needs Fabric Language Kotlin loaded next to it.
