Origins: Accessibilities

An add-on for the Origins (Forge) mod making your Origins life easier.

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Features

Can be crafted using Stick and Phantom membrane.
Protects players from rain and sunlight, which is exactly what Blazeborn, Enderian and Phantom need.
Should be equipped in hands to function.
Slowly loses durability in rain but won't get completely broken
Slowly regains durability when exposed to normal weather, hot environments could accelerate the process.
Needs to be dyed to a color dark enough to keep out sunlight, and it won't cost durability.
Propeties can be configured in server config.

Defined in tag forge:goggles can be used to remove Enderian's visual problem on pumpkins.
Origins: Accessiblity hasn't implemented any goggles, but Create's goggle is supported by default.

Can be crafted using Copper Ingot, Glass and Fried Kelp.
Water can be poured from Landwalking helmet like Water Bucket, and vice versa for Diving Helemt.
When in water: Diving Helmet provide Water Breathing for non-water-breathing Origins and slowly gets filled with water, and eventually turn into Landwalking Helmet.
When outside water: Landwalking Helmet provides Water Breathing for water-breathing Origins and slowly loses water, and eventually turn into Diving Helmet.
Respiration enchantment can slow down the transformation progress, making the helmet works longer.
Propeties can be configured in server config.

Chainmail Armors is now craftable
A new kind of Chainmembrane Armor can be crafted using Chain and Phantom Membrane.
Chainmembrane Armors has the same armor values like chainmail armor, but with high armor toughness values, providing the best protection for Elytrian.

Protection enchantment which excluisvely protects player from "Fly into wall" damage.

Protects players from being damaged by water, potions can be brewed using Water Breathing potion and Scute.

Protects players from being affected by sunlight, potions can be brewed using Night Vision potion and Glow Ink Sac.

Carnivore and Vegetarian now have a more reasonable and configurable diet restriction.
Diet rules can be switched between Strict and Loose through server config.
Strict: Carnivore can only eat Meat, while Vegetarian can only eat Vegetables.
Loose: Carnivore can eat anything besides Vegetables, while Vegetarian can eat anything besides Meat.
Meat: Defined by builtin item condition origins:meat and tag origins:meat, supports vanilla meat and some specific mod meat by default.
Vegetables: Defined by tag origins:vegetarian_diet, supports vanilla food by default.
It is recommended to use Loose mode if you have food mods and haven't got a datapack to add mod foods to tags, but once you've got a compatible datapack working, Strict mode will provide a more balanced experience

For issues: Follow the issue template, and it shall be fine.

For pull requests: I'm open to PRs. If you'd like to contribute with the mod, feel free to open a PR!