Trim Resonance

TrimResonance makes armor trims a progression system by giving worn trim materials and patterns distinct, stackable abilities. It uses two independent systems: material effects begin with one matching piece and scale across up to four, while pattern effects require at least two matching pieces and grow stronger with three or four. Material effects include Gold’s daytime Overworld bonuses to attack, speed, armor and attack speed, plus Piglin friendliness; Redstone’s movement-speed boost; Netherite’s Fire Resistance, armor, toughness and chance to negate damage; and Diamond’s incoming-damage reduction. Other materials support mining, combat and exploration in different ways: Iron grants mining efficiency and full-set Haste II, Copper makes fired projectiles call down lightning in thundering weather with sky visibility, Emerald discounts villager trades, Quartz increases XP gain, Lapis draws nearby XP orbs when worn as a full set, and Resin strengthens sneaking melee attacks. Amethyst combines a chance to negate incoming damage with a chance to amplify outgoing damage, which scales with the number of pieces worn. Pattern abilities add further effects, including Bolt’s Conduit Power in rain or water, Coast’s Dolphin’s Grace underwater, Dune’s heat protection and falling control, Eye’s low-light vision, Flow’s speed and step-height increase, and Host’s sneaking Slow Falling and protection from Phantoms. Other patterns cover strength and defense, mining, stealth, Nether and water survival, mobility, luck and regeneration: Raiser adds attack damage, Rib increases health, Sentry adds armor, Shaper grants Haste and mining efficiency, Silence grants sneaking invisibility, Snout offers Nether protection, Tide provides water breathing, Spire improves jumping, Vex grants speed and resistance, Wayfinder adds luck, Ward grants resistance, and Wild provides regeneration while hurt. Some abilities also affect mob behavior: with enough matching pieces, Dune can make Husks and Strays ignore the wearer, Eye can deter Evokers and Pillagers, Snout can deter Hoglins and Piglin Brutes, and Vex can deter Vexes. Tooltips show the active effects on trimmed armor, with detailed descriptions available on hover while holding Shift; the configuration lets players toggle each material or pattern independently and adjust numeric values, including through in-game Cloth Config editing.