Colorful Armor Bar

The client config is stored in config/colorful_armor_bar.json5.

Set group_matching_armor to true to combine armor pieces that use the same
icon into one continuous section. The group with the most armor points is shown
first. Equal groups keep their worn-slot order. The default value is false,
which keeps the armor bar in worn-slot order.

Set glint_opacity from 0 to 100 to control the opacity of the enchantment
glint. The default value is 30. Set it to 0 to disable the glint.

Supporting a custom armor set is incredibly straightforward. All you need to do is drop a .png texture into the folder matching the armor's material name.

The mod automatically checks this path structure:
assets/<mod_id_or_namespace>/textures/armoricon/<material_name>.png

• Vanilla Example: assets/minecraft/textures/armoricon/diamond.png
• Modded Example: If a mod named flingleblob adds a ruby armor set, you would place the texture in: assets/flingleblob/textures/armoricon/ruby.png

Armor-icon textures must be 18 pixels wide by 9 pixels high. The left and right
9-pixel halves are used for full and half-point rendering.

Each trim pattern can provide its own armor-bar texture at
assets/<namespace>/textures/armoricon/trims/<pattern>.png. For example, the
Sentry and Dune trim textures use these paths:

• assets/minecraft/textures/armoricon/trims/sentry.png
• assets/minecraft/textures/armoricon/trims/dune.png

If a pattern-specific texture is missing, the mod checks
assets/colorful_armor_bar/textures/armoricon/trim.png. It then falls back to
Minecraft's textures/trims/items/chestplate_trim.png. Trim textures can use any
size. Their alpha channel defines the mark, and the mod applies the trim material
color at run time.

Note: If the mod can't find a custom texture for an armor material, it safely falls back to a clean, default iron-style template.