Gallery
Everything published: 10 packs, 151 pieces, skins and cloths. Keep what you like in your library, wear it in the wardrobe, or pick pieces and Build a pack of exactly those, licenses included.
Featured outfits
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Armor Pieces officialships with the mod
The mod itself: the four fittings every piece can take and the two cloths, tabard and tunic, worn over a chestplate. Its pieces and skins are in the three packs it carries, Knightly, Court and Wayfarer. Browsed and borrowed here, nothing to install: the mod already has it.
by mattjes · Armor Pieces License · 0.4.0 · 0 pieces, 0 skins, 2 cloths · needs Armor Pieces 0.4.0
Court officialships with the mod
Coronets, cloaks, chains of office, bangles and sashes - twenty-three pieces and two skins for a hall rather than a battlefield, in the jar and enabled by default. What High Court wears. Browse and borrow it; there is nothing to install.
by mattjes · Armor Pieces License · 0.1.0 · 23 pieces, 2 skins, 0 cloths · needs Armor Pieces 0.4.0
Knightly officialships with the mod
The plate style: great helms, spaulders, gorgets, tassets and spurs - thirty pieces and five skins, in the jar and enabled by default. What Knight Errant wears. Browse and borrow it; there is nothing to install.
by mattjes · Armor Pieces License · 0.1.0 · 30 pieces, 5 skins, 0 cloths · needs Armor Pieces 0.4.0
Wayfarer officialships with the mod
Bedrolls, pouch belts, browbands and gaiters - thirteen pieces and two skins for the road, in the jar and enabled by default. What Far Road wears. Browse and borrow it; there is nothing to install.
by mattjes · Armor Pieces License · 0.1.0 · 13 pieces, 2 skins, 0 cloths · needs Armor Pieces 0.4.0
Animals official
A named animal on every socket: a rooster's comb, cat's paws, sheep's fleece, llama wraps - twelve pieces drawn the way the game draws its mobs, and The Menagerie to wear them together.
by mattjes · CC-BY-4.0 · 0.1.0 · 12 pieces, 0 skins, 0 cloths · needs Armor Pieces 0.4.0
Coral official
The sea: coral, kelp, starfish, sea pickles, barnacles and a dolphin's flukes - fifteen pieces, one for every socket, and The Reef to wear them as. Coloured by the reef's own palettes.
by mattjes · CC-BY-4.0 · 0.1.0 · 15 pieces, 0 skins, 0 cloths · needs Armor Pieces 0.4.0
Dragonslayer official
Netherite armor with amethyst hardware - black plate and purple light. Twelve pieces, one per socket, with dragon wings that carry the pack's own effect.
by mattjes · Armor Pieces License · 0.1.0 · 12 pieces, 0 skins, 0 cloths · needs Armor Pieces 0.4.0
The Hive official
Insect chitin over netherite: compound eyes, a honeycomb gorget, spinneret belt, abdomen plates, silverfish greaves and stinger spurs - twelve pieces, one per socket, and Chitin to wear them as.
by mattjes · Armor Pieces License · 0.1.0 · 12 pieces, 0 skins, 0 cloths · needs Armor Pieces 0.4.0
The Wild Hunt official
The hunter and the trophy: antlers, tusks, a bone mask, a beast's head, a pelt, claws and talons - fifteen pieces of bone, fur and horn, and The Wild Hunt to wear them as.
by mattjes · Armor Pieces License · 0.1.0 · 15 pieces, 0 skins, 0 cloths · needs Armor Pieces 0.4.0
Animal Pack
Animal pack 1.
by Mattjes · CC-BY-4.0 · 1.0 · 8 pieces, 0 skins, 0 cloths · needs Armor Pieces 0.3.0
The catalogue, for the editor and for pack authors
Everything above is one list, served as /gallery/index.json: the packs that ship with the editor, each hosted by its author, and every pack an account has published here. It is what the editor installs from, and what a pack is offered to.
In the editor
In the hosted editor the catalogue is already this one: Tools › Armor Pieces › Packs… › From the library…. The desktop plugin reads the same index; set Armor Pieces library in Blockbench's settings to
https://armorpieces.com/gallery/index.jsonand From the library… lists what is here. Installing an entry fetches its zips and unpacks them into the pack you choose, through the same importer a zip on disk goes through. Your own library is served in the same shape at /api/me/library.json, so the editor reads both the same way.
The index has always answered at /library/index.json too, and always will: every desktop install that exists derives the whole site address from that setting.
Offering a pack
One way in. With an account, a pack goes to your library - Packs… › Upload to your library… in either editor, or a zip on the library page - and from its own page you cut a version and offer it to the gallery. A maintainer reviews each piece once, and the pack is listed here when the last of them is through; its pieces get their pictures on the way. The pack's page also lists what its public zip leaves out, and why.
A pack offered to the mod, to ship with it, is a pull request on the mod's repository by hand.