Client Trim Overlay

To allow tools to show trims or modify which trim a tool receives, create a client trim overlay at assets/<namespace>/overlay/trim_material/<path>.json. At runtime, the item model will be combined with the specified trim model.

For example, Bob's Mod adds a new scythe weapon.

assets/bobsmod/tooltrims/trim_overlay/scythe.json

{
  // Items this overlay should apply to
  "items": [
    "bobsmod:wooden_scythe",
    "bobsmod:copper_scythe",
    "bobsmod:iron_scythe",
    "bobsmod:golden_scythe",
    "bobsmod:diamond_scythe",
    "bobsmod:netherite_scythe"
  ],

  // Item model definition/client item for just the trim part of the texture
  // Can use the normal minecraft:select, minecraft:range_dispatch, etc.
  // See https://minecraft.wiki/w/Items_model_definition for more info
  "model": {

    // tooltrims:trims is a special item model type that only works in trim overlays.
    // It will generate `minecraft:select` cases for every material & pattern found.
    "type": "tooltrims:trims",

    // Item model parent
    "parent": "minecraft:item/handheld",

    // Texture key to apply the paletted trim texture to. Optional, defaults to `layer0`.
    "texture_key": "layer0",

    // Base path of the trim textures, combined with pattern suffix (see below)
    "base_path": "bobsmod:trims/items/scythe"
  }
}

For each supported trim pattern, you must include a texture <base_path>_<pattern.suffix>. For example, to support the base mod's patterns, this will require the follow textures to be present:

• bobsmod:trims/items/scythe_linear
• bobsmod:trims/items/scythe_tracks
• bobsmod:trims/items/scythe_charge
• bobsmod:trims/items/scythe_frost

Mods/datapacks/resourcepacks separately adding [client trim materials](Client Trim Material) and client trim overlays will automatically be compatible with each other and display correctly.