Configuration

Armor cosmetics

An armor cosmetic's configuration looks like this by default. We'll go over what each of them do, and how you can configure them.

helmet: the name of the cosmetic, only one cosmetic is allowed by a name

slot: the slot of the armor cosmetic, can be helmet, chest_plate, leggings, boots, off_hand, main_hand

type: the type of the cosmetic, this is how we know which cosmetic type we need to use

item-stack: the item of the cosmetic, this can have all the different settings from our item builder

Backpack cosmetics

A backpack cosmetic's configuration looks like this by default. We'll go over what each of them do, and how you can configure them.

backpack1: the name of the cosmetic, only one cosmetic is allowed by a name

slot: the slot of the armor cosmetic, can be backpack

type: the type of the cosmetic, this is how we know which cosmetic type we need to use

item-stack: the item of the cosmetic, this can have all the different settings from our item builder

First-person backpack cosmetics

A first-person backpack cosmetic's configuration looks like this by default. We'll go over what each of them do, and how you can configure them.

backpack2: the name of the cosmetic, only one cosmetic is allowed by a name

slot: the slot of the armor cosmetic, can be backpack

type: the type of the cosmetic, can be first-person-backpack or legacy-first-person-backpack, where first-person-backpack uses interaction display entities for elevating the cosmetic (not recommended if you allow users from versions older than 1.20.4), while legacy-first-person-backpack uses area effect clouds

height: the height of the first-person backpack, this is limited to a whole number with legacy-first-person-backpack

item-stack: the item of the cosmetic, this can have all the different settings from our item builder

first-person-item-stack: the first-person item of the cosmetic, this is shown for the equipper, this can have all the different settings from our item builder