CIT Resewn: Continued

CIT Resewn: Continued is an unofficial continuation of SHsuperCM's CIT Resewn (archived), re-implementing MCPatcher/OptiFine's Custom Item Textures (CIT) resourcepack format for Minecraft 26.2 on Fabric.

If you've ever used a resourcepack with custom item textures via optifine/cit/ .properties files, this mod is what makes those keep working.

Features

• texture= / tile= CIT rules — the vast majority of real-world CIT packs, including ones with no separate base texture for the target item.
• model= CIT rules — a full custom 3D model replacing the item entirely (e.g. commemorative "doll"-style collectibles), with correct shading and its own display transforms.
• Keyed texture.<key>= overrides for bow/crossbow draw stages and a broken elytra.
• Armor and elytra texture CITs.
• OptiFine's implicit "same file name as the .properties" asset convention.
• Animated CIT spritesheets (the OptiFine frametime convention).
• Legacy nbt.display.Name / nbt.display.Lore.N / nbt.SkullOwner.Name conditions from pre-1.21 packs, translated automatically.

Requirements

• Minecraft 26.2, Fabric Loader, Fabric API.
• Optional: ModMenu + Cloth Config for an in-game config screen.

Known limitations

• Keyed texture overrides only resolve for bow/crossbow and elytra (not a fully generic dispatch system).
• Conditional/keyed sub-item model overrides (e.g. a bow's model.pulling_0=) are not supported.
• No dedicated enchantment= CIT type (custom glint texture override) — normal enchant glint visibility works fine on every CIT-reskinned item.
• A custom model= with its own real 3D geometry doesn't support CIT spritesheet animation (flat model= icons do).

Source & Issues

Source code, full changelog, and issue tracker: GitHub

Credits

Original mod and CIT format re-implementation by SHsuperCM. Licensed under MIT.