What This Mod Does
The mod is primarily a utility for the Tough As Nails mod: it lets you add (and remove) special liners to your existing armor -- underwear, for better temperature control. Basically you can add the cooling or heating attributes of TAN's jelled slime and wool armors without giving up any additional protection of your advanced or custom armor. If you've disabled TAN's temperature feature, you don't really need this mod unless you're interested in the some of the specialty liners.
The mod includes a few non-TAN specialty liners that are useful in general; for example there are specialty liners that add a fire/burn shield to your armor and covers (overwear) that add camouflage.
Armor Underwear is designed and tested as a Vanilla++ mod, so whether the method it uses to install liners works on specialized armors (like those created with mods like Construct's Armory or Silent's Gems) depends on how those armors work. Unless these mods have their own custom TAN integration, armor underwear should work OK once you've added their armor names to the mod's configuration.
Mod Requirements
Feature Summary
- Out-of-the-box the liners work with vanilla armor. You can add any armor you want via the configuration file; examples are included in the initial generated file for you to follow.
- There is a cooling liner and warming liner for every piece of standard armor: helmet, chestplate, leggings, and boots. Each liner adjusts your temperature by 1 like the TAN armor pieces do. Simple liners can be stacked. A fully lined set of armor can adjust your temperature by 9 points which is twice what the TAN armors do.
- You can reuse your existing TAN armor as lining.
- You can un-line your armor using Liner Snips. The snipped liner is returned to you for reuse later.
- [Optional] Goo Paks are a carry item that lets you add small amounts of cooling or warming for a fixed amount of time. They're like the hand warmers or dampened neck gaiters you might use when going hiking in real life. Disabled by default.
- [Optional] Armor Underwear includes is trio of specialty liners called "Ozzy," "Ollie," and "Otto" that provide automatic temperature adjustment and protection even under harsh conditions. Disabled by default. If enabled, these items are to be found rarely in loot chests.
The Full User Guide
The mod's wiki has full documentation; use the quick-links below to get more details about crafting and attaching liners and other temperature-regulating items in the mod.
- Simple Armor Liners
- Reusing Your TAN Items
- Removing Liners
- Warm and Cold Goo Paks
- Special Armor Liners
- Configuration
- Full CHANGELOG
License
Modpack authors are free to use the Armor Underwear mod's binary distribution as downloaded from CurseForge with no additional permission required.
The linings don't work with Construct's Armory
In reply to stevetdminer:
They do. Please scroll through the comment section to find your problem answered in detail.
In reply to The_Wabbit0101:
Thanks
I know this is a bit of an old mod, but I'm trying to get it to work with Draconic evolution and EnderIO armors... has anyone gotten these to work with this mod?
In reply to garth033:
The fastest way is to just try adding an armor piece of each mod to the config files (see comment replies below for samples) and using a creative world to see if the effect takes hold (use the TAN commands). If either mod wipes its armor NBT clean you'll be out of luck; if not should work OK.
In reply to The_Wabbit0101:
so to my understanding, I should add enderio:item_dark_steel_chestplate under the chestplate section in the wabbbity_armorunder.cfg and then I should be able to apply the linings to the armor. I don't know how the TAN commands work (newish to modding minecraft) but I have not been able to add the linings to the armor. is this sufficient to test compatibility?
In reply to garth033:
Yes, add the items to the config and restart your game. See if you can add a liner or two to custom armor now and check the armor's tooltip (test 1). If added, use the tan command "/tan tempinfo" to see whether the effect of the liner is present (test 2). You should see info like these images on wiki.
I am playing with RLCraft modpack, which among others,has this mod included.
I was wondering,where exactly can i change the config lines in order to enable Ollie and Otto liners?
While reading your description of the mod,i noticed how you said which lines need to be changed but i can not seem to find the config file in which i would be able to actually change them.
In reply to bluethunderflash:
Look for the config file 'wabbity_armorunder.cfg'. When you locate the file, set option 'B:include_special_liners=true'; this will allow the special liners to be defined. Then set 'S:special_liners_craftable=true' only if you want to be able to craft the items (usually they're found as loot).
In reply to The_Wabbit0101:
Thank you, had no idea that was the config file
It all works good, thanks once again.
Amazing mod! I just have one question, how does one craft the ozzy liners? I enabled everything in the cfg properly, and testing in a creative world, I can craft them using the ozzy liner material, but I've seen people playing on RLCraft crafting them by combining cool and warm liners instead, however that doesn't seem to work for me.
How does one craft the ozzy liner material and the ozzy liners? Thanks!!
In reply to RegularExpressions:
Most likely the RLCraft mod author added his own recipes based on his pack's progression/requirements. By default, the mod only defines the base recipe you mentioned. If you're familiar with crafttweaker you can add your own recipes for all the special liners. (The base mod also adds the liners to loot chests in the nether and end if that helps but make sure the 'special_liners_craftable' option is set to true.)
In reply to The_Wabbit0101:
Thanks a lot! That explains everything 😁
Does this mod apply it's effects before or after the default JSON method of adding temperature effects in TAN?
Basically, can I declare a set of armor in TAN that has innate Cooling effect per piece, and then add cooling liners to that and have the effects be cumulative? Or would it override the cooling set in the JSON file in TAN?
This looks like exactly the mod I was looking for when making my pack, but I want to make a few biomes/dimensions either -extremelly- cold or hot. This way I can set sets of very specialized armours be needed to explore everything.
In reply to omegapsychosis:
I believe it will be cumulative as the liners are implemented via the TAN apis as a modifier entry in the set associated with a paritcular armor piece. In your example, the armor piece would have 2 modifiers (yours from TAN config) and the liner as added by the player or loot table. The effect of TAN's cooling/warming enchantment should also see a stacking effect but I've not played with that TAN version so I'm not 100% certain of that. Note that because the mod goes through TAN's apis there are some scenarios the special liners cannot mitigate as TAN decides when armor modifiers are applied and sometimes it does this is a weird order (try standing in rain for an example). I mention this because you're planning some extreme environments which is what the specialty liners were designed to help with, but can't sometimes.
In reply to The_Wabbit0101:
This is all good news, and I can deal with the one off oddness of TAN lol. Thank you so much for this, looks like it will be perfect!
How can I make this mod work with Ice and fire armors ?
In reply to DragonIQx:
You can add the Ice and Fire items to the allowed armor pieces in the mod's configuration (see the 'integration' section). I don't know what version of Ice and Fire you're using but here is an example that should get you going. (Note only the ice and fire config bits shown -- you'll have to merge into your file properly).
Hello In reply to The_Wabbit0101:
That’s work perfectly thx man ❤️
Every time I try and load up my world, it crashes and gives me this message. I've messed around with configs but can't seem to get it to work---does anyone know how to solve this problem?
java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: ENABLE_TEMPERATURE