https://github.com/traben-0/entity_texture_features

A Minecraft Fabric & Forge mod that adds random, emissive & blinking textures for mobs, skins and much more!
https://github.com/traben-0/entity_texture_features

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A Minecraft Fabric & Forge mod that adds random, emissive & blinking textures for mobs, skins and much more!

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/traben-0/entity_texture_features
• Owner: Traben-0
• License: lgpl-3.0
• Created: 2022-01-17T03:36:58.000Z (almost 3 years ago)
• Default Branch: ETF-Main
• Last Pushed: 2024-09-18T13:59:59.000Z (about 2 months ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-10-14T07:01:05.944Z (30 days ago)
• Topics: minecraft, minecraft-forge, minecraft-mod, mod
• Language: Java
• Homepage:
• Size: 25.5 MB
• Stars: 132
• Watchers: 3
• Forks: 26
• Open Issues: 42
• Metadata Files:
  • Readme: .github/README-assets/EMISSIVE_GUIDE.md
  • License: LICENSE

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# 💡 Emissive textures







## OptiFine compatability

- ETF supports all OptiFine emissive texture resource packs

- A custom emissive texture suffix may be set just like OptiFine but with a few optional changes, see the [emissive.properties](emissive.properties) example.

- Please try and use only the default emissive suffix `_e`, it makes things easier for everyone :)

## Guide

- Emissive textures allow parts of a mob / entity's texture to glow as in the image above

- An emissive texture is a copy of the regular mob texture including only the parts you want glow

- To render correctly, the emissive texture should be the exact same size as the original mob's texture,
otherwise you may get Z-Fighting with shaders enabled

- Emissive textures must be in the same folder as the texture it is glowing over and must be named like this: `TextureName#.png`,
with `#` being the suffix set by the topmost OptiFine format resource pack,otherwise it will default to `_e`
(Meaning that the file name should be `TextureName_e.png`)

- Elytra & armour emissives have CIT Resewn mod support and will apply based on the CIT texture

- Tridents support emissive textures and can be customized via the special case rules in the [`random / custom mob guide`](RANDOM_GUIDE.md)

- Block entities such as chests, shulker boxes, beds, bells, enchanting table & lectern books **support** emissive textures with ETF,
other blocks require [Continuity](https://modrinth.com/mod/continuity)

  - Enhanced Block Entities (A mod which changes the block entity render to block render for performance optimizations)
breaks ETF's support for block entities 

- Player skins support emissive textures, see the [`player skin features guide`](SKINS.md)

---

 ## Armor trims

 Emmisive armor trim textures are defined just like in OptiFine, by adding one of the following material suffixes

 

to the trim base name: amethyst, copper, diamond, diamond_darker, emerald, gold, gold_darker,

iron, iron_darker, lapis, netherite, netherite_darker, quartz, redstone.

 

For example:

`textures/trims/models/armor/coast_amethyst_e.png`,

`textures/trims/models/armor/host_iron_darker_e.png`,

`textures/trims/models/armor/dune_leggings_netherite_e.png`

You can also add a copy of the non emissive texture present in the same path to override that trim.

For example:

`textures/trims/models/armor/coast_amethyst.png`,

`textures/trims/models/armor/host_iron_darker.png`,

`textures/trims/models/armor/dune_leggings_netherite.png`

---

Emissive textures can render in two different ways, set by the config. The two images below show the two rendering modes:

### Dull Emmisives [default]



They:

- Are like OptiFine emissives

- Are not overly bright in sunlight

- Have directional light shading (some sides are shaded differently)

- Have an upper brightness limit more inline with typical entity rendering

- Are expected to be more stable with certain shaders

Block entities will always use this mode unless Iris is installed, due to rendering issues in vanilla

### Bright Emissives



They:

- Are brighter than OptiFine emissives

- Are noticeably bright in sunlight and can look out of style with vanilla

- Typically, have more bloom with shaders

- Have global illumination and do not shade differently over the model

- Are brighter than the default Dull Emissives

- More likely to break with certain shaders enabled

## Examples







- The example image above shows red glowing eyes for the texture `zombie3.png`

- Emissives are applied after randomised textures and they must contain the same number system as the random files they apply too.
For example, `zombie_e.png` will not apply to `zombie3.png`, but `zombie3_e.png` will.