Skinmatics
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Skinmatics is a Minecraft avatar customization mod focused around the vanilla player model themselves.
Features
Skinmatics is a client-side mod. These customization is only visible to you, yourself and not others.
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Dynamic Eyes
Our signature feature! Your player now looks based on what you're looking, and reacts based on what you're doing! -
Multi-Avatar System
Instead of having to keep changing your customization, you have them as an avatar profile. -
Keyframe-like Animated Texture
Instead of long strip image, you can define a texture at what tick for it to be used. -
Emissive Texture
Let there be light! Let your player illuminate the world! -
PBR Support
Control your textures even more through the power of PBR! You need Iris Shaders and an active shader with supported PBR to work. -
Paper Doll
Skinmatics add miniaturized player model (aka. paper doll) to your HUD (displayed at the top-left of your screen by default) that behave similary to Minecraft: Bedrock paper doll. -
Dynamics Light
Your player can now have dynamic lightning. You need LambDynamicLights for this to work. -
Custom Skin, Cape, And Elytra Texture!
We provide options to change your skin, cape, and elytra texture. -
Modular
Our foundation have made Skinmatics to be extensible to other developers. You can add your own customization feature through Skinmatics.
...and many more to come!
FAQ
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Any plans to backport Skinmatics?
Due to how the code is written (especially with features that are only possible in newer Java/Minecraft), we do not have a plan to backport Skinmatics below 26.1. -
Any plans to port Skinmatics to other mod loader?
No we do not have plans to port Skinmatics to other mod loader. Due to the scope of the project, and the size of the team (which only one programmer), we can't manage both at the same time. -
Will Skinmatics be updated to later Minecraft version?
Yes, we will update Skinmatics to support later Minecraft version once Skinmatics and Utilitary is stable enough. The mod should be able to run in later Minecraft version (if api changes didn't break any) -
Can I contribute to Skinmatics?
Yes, you can! Skinmatics is MIT License instead of the original All Rights Reserved, you can contribute but please discuss with us first before making changes. Please remember that our assets remain All Rights Reserved.