Armourer's workshop

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i would like to see compatability with the .armour files from the Armourer's Workshop mods. you could build your own armor and import it to this. how cool would that be?

[DigitalEvorian 2.5k]

It'd be cool yes,but you could probably make this armour using Items and custom Textures.

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3 minutes ago, DigitalEvorian said:

It'd be cool yes,but you could probably make this armour using Items and custom Textures.

well that is exactly the problem. i don't know how to rescale stuff and using textures on stock armor doesn't come close to what you can make with the mod, that is why i suggested this

[Mimo FanGamer 85]

But that would have copyright issues right?

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1 minute ago, Mimo FanGamer said:

But that would have copyright issues right?

not if the creator was asked for permission to allow it

[Shah 2.2k]

Changing the colour of schematics could give you a desired result.

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1 minute ago, Shah said:

Changing the colour of schematics could give you a desired result.

well i can't really find anything close to what i want. and i'm not sure if you can recolor seperate parts of the same schematic. also i haven't been able to find any small schematics that got even close to the type of armor i need. that is why i suggested this

[Mimo FanGamer 85]

4 minutes ago, brostermedia said:

well i can't really find anything close to what i want. and i'm not sure if you can recolor seperate parts of the same schematic. also i haven't been able to find any small schematics that got even close to the type of armor i need. that is why i suggested this

You can create your own without the use of this mod: 

1. Create a Minecraft world.
2. Make a piece of armor (You can still use Armourer's workshop if you want a base, but you can't use the blocks provided by this mod.).
3. When making a piece of armor, use different blocks, don't make a piece with only one block, or else it will be a solid color armor.
4. Edit the textures (According to each block you placed).
5. Import the piece of armour with the texture.

Armourer's Workshop works just like that after all, the only difference is that there are bases, so it doesn't really matter.

[Shah 2.2k]

Split the schematic up into parts?

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11 minutes ago, Mimo FanGamer said:

You can create your own without the use of this mod: 

1. Create a Minecraft world.
2. Make a piece of armor (You can still use Armourer's workshop if you want a base, but you can't use the blocks provided by this mod.).
3. When making a piece of armor, use different blocks, don't make a piece with only one block, or else it will be a solid color armor.
4. Edit the textures (According to each block you placed).
5. Import the piece of armour with the texture.

Armourer's Workshop works just like that after all, the only difference is that there are bases, so it doesn't really matter.

sounds like somthing good but how do you resize it? i haven't been able to find anything so far about resizing

[Mimo FanGamer 85]

4 hours ago, brostermedia said:

sounds like somthing good but how do you resize it? i haven't been able to find anything so far about resizing

You need to change the scale on the keyframe options.

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12 hours ago, Mimo FanGamer said:

You need to change the scale on the keyframe options.

thanks. found it now, now to build the armor in seperate pieces and import them.

 

someone please close this thread (if possible)