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Truly Modular: Armory Mod Wiki & Guide

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Adds modular armor and weapon crafting with interchangeable parts.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Create Your First Modular Armor PieceGathering Materials Before you can customize armor, you need to craft or obtain base armor components. Gather the…Design a Custom Elytra with Wing ModulesObtaining a Base Elytra Secure a standard Elytra—either by finding one in the End dimension or crafting one if your…Mix Armor Tiers to Optimize Protection and UtilityUnderstanding Module Compatibility The Truly Modular system allows you to combine protective properties and utility…Repair and Upgrade Modular Armor Over TimeChecking Durability Modular armor degrades like standard Minecraft armor. Monitor your armor's durability bar in your…

Frequently asked questions

How do I start making modular armor?
You'll need to craft or find the modular workbench (the same one used by the base Truly Modular mod), then gather base armor pieces and modules. Place your armor piece in the workbench and add compatible modules to customize it with different effects and properties.
Can I combine armor from different tiers?
Yes, that's a core feature of this mod. You can mix modules and bases from different protection tiers to create armor that balances the stats and effects you actually need rather than being locked into one tier's full set.
What's the difference between armor modules and wing modules?
Armor modules add protection, enchantments, or utility effects to helmets, chestplates, leggings, and boots. Wing modules are specifically for customizing Elytras and Wingsuits, letting you adjust flight speed, durability, and visual appearance.
Do modular armor pieces take up more inventory space?
No, a modular armor piece still occupies one armor slot regardless of how many modules you've added to it. All customization happens within the single item.

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