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An extendable, data-driven Minecraft mod that adds accessories to the game.

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Contents (9)
  1. Overview
  2. Guides
  3. Configuration
  4. Accessories
  5. Frequently asked questions
  6. Dependencies
  7. In-game images
  8. Gallery
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Overview

Accessories is an accessory and equipment-slot framework for Minecraft mods. It gives developers a clean, extensible way to add wearable accessory slots - rings, amulets, necklaces, belts, gloves, capes, back items, and more - to players and other entities, and it provides a unified in-game accessories screen, slot groups, and an API for reacting to what a player has equipped.

Accessories is a dependency library: it has no standalone content and adds no gameplay of its own. It only becomes useful when a mod that adds accessories requires it. Accessories itself builds on owo-lib, so owo-lib must be installed alongside it.

Accessories is an accessory and equipment-slot framework for Minecraft mods. It gives developers a clean, extensible way to add wearable accessory slots - rings, amulets, necklaces, belts, gloves, capes, back items, and more - to players and other entities, and it provides a unified in-game accessories screen, slot groups, and an API for reacting to what a player has equipped.

Accessories is a dependency library: it has no standalone content and adds no gameplay of its own. It only becomes useful when a mod that adds accessories requires it. Accessories itself builds on owo-lib, so owo-lib must be installed alongside it.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Configuration

Every setting in the mod config file, with what it changes.

Accessories

OptionWhat it does
accessories_screenAccessory Screen Specific Options
advancedAdvanced
allAll
allowBannerEquipAllow Banners to be Equip
allowSideBarCraftingGridAllow Crafting Grid within Sidebar
allowGliderEquipAllow Gliders to be Equip
allowSlotScrollingAllow Screen Slot Scrolling
allowTotemEquipAllow Totems to be Equip
alwaysShowCraftingGridAlways show Crafting grid
basicBasic
blockBlock
brightenHoveredBrighten Hovered
clickbaitClickbait
clientOptionsClient Options
backButtonClosesScreenClose screen instead of going back to previous screenAttempts to close the screen instead of going back to the previous inventory screen if possible.
contentOptionsContent Options
cycleBrightnessCycle Brightness
darkenUnHoveredDarken UnHovered
darkenedBrightnessDarkened Brightness
darkenedOpacityDarkened Opacity
disableEmptySlotScreenErrorDisable Empty Accessory Error
disabledDisabled
disabledDefaultRendersDisabled Default Renderers
disabledDefaultRendersDisabled Default Rendering

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Frequently asked questions

Does the Accessories Mod add any items or blocks by itself?
No, it does not add any items or blocks on its own. It only provides a background system for extra equipment slots.
When do I actually need to install Accessories?
You only need it when another mod, like The Aether, asks for it as a requirement. It works as a base requirement for mods that add wearable items like rings, capes, and belts.
What kinds of extra slots does Accessories create?
It creates new slots in your inventory for rings, amulets, necklaces, belts, gloves, capes, and back items. These are grouped into one clean menu screen so you can manage your gear easily.
How do I manage all my extra wearable gear?
Accessories gives you a single menu screen to see and manage all your extra wearable gear. You don't have to juggle separate interfaces for each slot type.

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Dependencies

Other mods needed to run this one.

Owo (optional)Accessories Compat Layer (optional)
Experimental UI Renderer
Experimental UI Renderer
Project Card Image
Project Card Image
Original UI Render
Original UI Render