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https://github.com/enjarai/show-me-your-skin

A mod to hide or customize armor rendering.
https://github.com/enjarai/show-me-your-skin

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A mod to hide or customize armor rendering.

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# Show Me Your Skin!

Show Me Your Skin! (the exclamation mark is important) is a client-side mod with
optional server-side support that enables extensive customization of armor
rendering. Every feature is toggleable and designed to be as flexible as possible.

## Sliders galore

All the armor hiding options you could ever need, in one intuitive GUI.
Including:

- Individual configuration of each armor piece and elytra/shield:
- Arbitrary transparency
- Invisibility
- Enchant glint hiding
- Server-based syncing of settings
- Player name tag display toggle
- Context-sensitive armor hiding
- Per-player settings overrides

![](img/sliders.gif)

## Truly flexible

Below are a few examples of the flexibility this mod offers. You can
fully cater the settings to your preference, and change them on the fly if needed.

![](img/merged-framed.gif)

## Context-sensitive hiding

Armor can be restored to vanilla behavior based on certain conditions,
such as being in combat. This means the armor will be shown for a
configurable amount of seconds after a player is damaged.

![](img/combat.gif)

## Multiplayer support

When the mod is installed on a server, it'll enter "server mode" and any settings
you configure for yourself will be visible in real-time to other players.
Though admins can enforce certain restrictions on what settings are available
if they feel the need for it.

![](img/multiplayer.gif)

When the mod is only installed on your client however, you'll be able to
configure personal settings for every player on the server. Though these are
only visible to you.

![](img/overrides.gif)