Dress a figure
A piece in every socket, a material for each, a skin and a cloth over the armor underneath.140 pieces, 9 skins and 2 cloths to choose from. Saving needs no account: a set kept here goes in this browser's wardrobe, and signing in later offers to keep it in a library instead.
Pick something, and it appears here.
The figure is the editor itself, wearing the set on the real rig, so what is here is what the game draws. It takes a few seconds to boot; the thumbnails above are exact per piece and stand in until it does.
Armor
helmet
chestplate
leggings
boots
Wearing it in game
Four commands, one per armor slot, built from the components the mod defines. They need the pieces installed - the pack below is exactly those - and a chat line stops at 256 characters, so a long one has to go in a command block or a function.
Nothing chosen yet.
The pack for this set
One zip of exactly the pieces worn here, named after the outfit, built by the same composer the gallery uses and under the same licensing - a piece whose author reserved every right is left out, and the pack's page lists it with a link to the author's own pack. The pack carries a function that gives the outfit, so the download is also the one-line way in. Like every pack from here it needs the Armor Pieces mod; the pack's page says which version.
Keeping it
Saved sets go in this browser. A link to one, a page of its own and the rendered picture of the figure are the parts somebody else's browser has to be able to ask this site for, so those are what an account adds - and signing in offers to keep everything already here.