Turn all vanilla armor into military-based gear.
36.1 of the 43 points that apply = 84 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
AORKOS’ Military Armor-set is a resource pack that replaces vanilla armor textures with military-themed gear designed for Minecraft’s standard 16× look. Its armor designs include Solarflare gold, Winter iron, Tactical diamond, and Heavy Tactical netherite sets, along with a textured turtle helmet; chainmail armor is not yet textured. Armor items are renamed to fit the military theme, and leather armor can be dyed using Minecraft’s standard system to create camouflage colors. The pack uses the helmet’s second layer for added detail and works without OptiFine, shaders, or other extra dependencies.
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Changes 28 item textures, 13 armor textures, 36 armor trim textures, the enchantment glint and 11 other files.
Adds 2 armor textures and 1 language file.
Textures are mostly 32 by 32 pixels, up to 256 by 256.
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