Installation
Installation
Plugin
MythicCosmetics is specifically an add-on for Mythic and requires the latest version of MythicMobs to function. Aside from that, simply drop it in your Spigot/Paper plugins folder and restart your server!
Resource Pack
MythicCosmetics has a basic resource pack with a custom GUI and icons, as well as the base cosmetics. However, it is highly recommended to use a resource pack generator to make your life easier, such as MythicCrucible or Nexo.
Crucible is recommended as the plugin is designed to work seamlessly with it, and the pack files are generated in a way where Crucible will automatically generate it for you.
Resource Pack files are generated (and can be modified) in 2 places:
MythicMobs/packs/.internal/assets- Pack files for the GUI and internal plugin parts.MythicMobs/packs/ExamplePack_Cosmetics/assets- Pack for the example cosmetics
If you have Premium, any additional cosmetics will be generated in the same ExamplePack_Cosmetics pack folder.
Manual Resource Pack Handling
Items:
.jsonandtexturefiles can be copied from the pack asset folders into your own resource pack as you like- Any item
.bbmodelfiles included in the plugin can be opened with BlockBench and exported for use as you'd like. - For ModelEngine cosmetic files included in
assets/modelengine, these will be loaded by ModelEngine normally and do not need to be touched. - Sprays are sent as map data and do not need to be included in your Resource Pack
Dependencies
- MythicMobs - MythicCosmetics is an add-on for Mythic and requires MythicMobs to function.
- ModelEngine - Required for the accessories and emotes cosmetic types, and highly recommended for mounts and pets.
- MythicCrucible - Not required but highly recommended for easy pack generation.
Installing Cosmetic Packs
MythicCosmetics is set up to support packs of cosmetics that people can easily organize or distribute. These are placed inside the Mythic packs folder in the MythicMobs plugin directory, as this is an add-on for Mythic.
Inside the packs folder, each pack can have its own directory, and inside of that should be a cosmetics folder with a sub-folder for each cosmetic type.
For example, If you wanted to make or install a pack named My_Cool_Pack it would be located in the Packs folder with a folder structure like this:
/plugins/MythicMobs/packs/My_Cool_Pack//plugins/MythicMobs/packs/My_Cool_Pack/cosmetics/accessories/plugins/MythicMobs/packs/My_Cool_Pack/cosmetics/backs/plugins/MythicMobs/packs/My_Cool_Pack/cosmetics/gestures/plugins/MythicMobs/packs/My_Cool_Pack/cosmetics/hats/plugins/MythicMobs/packs/My_Cool_Pack/cosmetics/offhands/plugins/MythicMobs/packs/My_Cool_Pack/cosmetics/sprays
Each cosmetic type folder should contain the configuration files for that specific type of cosmetic in it.