Scuba Gear Mod Wiki & Guide

It adds four wearable items: Scuba Boots, Scuba Leggings, Scuba Chestplate, and Scuba Helmet. These occupy the standard boots, leggings, chestplate, and helmet armor slots respectively.

The Scuba Helmet is crafted as a helmet-slot item and is worn in the head armor slot. Once equipped, it functions as part of the full Scuba Gear set.

The Scuba Chestplate is a chestplate-slot item equipped in the chest armor slot. It is one of the four pieces that make up the Scuba Gear set.

The Scuba Leggings are a leggings-slot item worn in the leg armor slot. They are part of the four-piece Scuba Gear set.

The Scuba Boots are a boots-slot item equipped in the foot armor slot. They complete the four-piece Scuba Gear set.

The set consists of exactly four pieces: Scuba Helmet, Scuba Chestplate, Scuba Leggings, and Scuba Boots. Each piece occupies its corresponding armor slot.

Scuba Helmet goes in the helmet slot, Scuba Chestplate in the chestplate slot, Scuba Leggings in the leggings slot, and Scuba Boots in the boots slot. All four are standard armor-slot items.

The mod provides four separate armor pieces that can each be equipped independently in their respective slots. Whether the full set is required depends on how the items are configured in-game.

Yes, each of the four items (Scuba Helmet, Scuba Chestplate, Scuba Leggings, Scuba Boots) is equipped in its own armor slot. You can mix and match them with other armor pieces.

Scuba Gear items are obtained by crafting them, as they are registered craftable armor items. They are not naturally generated blocks or mob drops.

All four entries — Scuba Boots, Scuba Chestplate, Scuba Helmet, and Scuba Leggings — are items, not blocks. They are worn in armor slots rather than placed in the world.

The Scuba Helmet is a helmet-slot item that is part of the Scuba Gear set. It is equipped the same way as a standard helmet, in the head armor slot.