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Trims Expanded Mod Wiki & Guide

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In the vanilla game, you can combine an armor trim, a piece of armor, and a permitted material to add different patterns to the armor. This is done using a Smithing Table, and the material used determines the visual properties of the applied trim.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Frequently asked questions

How do I apply a trim with the new materials from this mod?
Use a Smithing Table exactly like vanilla: place your armor piece in the first slot, a trim smithing template in the second slot, and one of the mod's new materials in the third slot. The trim applies immediately and consumes the template and material.
Which items can I use as trim materials with this mod installed?
The mod adds Coal, Dragon's Breath, Echo Shard, Enchanted Golden Apple, Ender Pearl, Fire Charge, Glowstone Dust, Leather, Nether Brick, Prismarine Shard, Rabbit Hide, and Slime Ball on top of the vanilla options. Each one gives the trim a different color or texture.
Do I need a smithing template to use the new materials?
Yes, the mod only changes which materials are accepted, not the smithing process itself. You still need a trim smithing template matching the pattern you want, plus the armor piece and the new material.
Why won't my trim apply even though I'm using a valid new material?
The most common causes are a missing or mismatched smithing template, using a material in the wrong slot, or trying to trim an item that isn't valid armor. Double-check that the template matches the pattern and that the armor is a trimmable piece.

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