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The Slime Elytra are not compatible with Capes #5083

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ManyullynSword opened this issue Feb 12, 2023 · 9 comments
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The Slime Elytra are not compatible with Capes #5083

ManyullynSword opened this issue Feb 12, 2023 · 9 comments
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1.18 Issue affects 1.18 1.19 Issue affects 1.19 Bug Issue describes unintended or broken behavior Can't Fix Issue cannot be fixed, often due to how Minecraft is structured

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@ManyullynSword
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Minecraft Version

1.18.2

Forge Version

40.2.1

Mantle Version

1.9.43

Tinkers' Construct Version

3.6.2.108

Describe your issue

I actually discovered this Bug back in the first 1.18.2 version of Tinkers' Construct. Vanilla's Capes transform into elytra when equipped with vanilla Elytra (disappear without Elytra). When equipped with the Slime Elytra, Capes neither disappeared nor changed into Elytra form, but remained on player's back.

No Elytra
No

Vanilla Elytra
Vanilla

Slime Elytra
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Crash Report

No response

Other mods

None

Tried reproducing with just Tinkers?

Yes

Performance Enchancers

None of the above

Searched for known issues?

Checked pinned issues

@ManyullynSword ManyullynSword added 1.18 Issue affects 1.18 Bug Issue describes unintended or broken behavior Unreviewed Issue is new and is awaiting the team to review it labels Feb 12, 2023
@KnightMiner
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That is correct. While I could give it cape textures, that would mess with our own embellishment system. Pretty sure there is nothing I can do to hide capes.

@KnightMiner KnightMiner added Can't Fix Issue cannot be fixed, often due to how Minecraft is structured and removed Unreviewed Issue is new and is awaiting the team to review it labels Feb 14, 2023
@ManyullynSword
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You can hide Cape directly.

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KnightMiner commented Feb 15, 2023

Yes, the player can hide capes. That does not mean I can hide capes automatically when you put on a slimelytra

@ManyullynSword
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Letting players hide Cape on their own is obviously a bit of a hassle.You can give the Slimelytra cape texture first and then mask it (personal idea only).

@KnightMiner
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Giving slimelytra the cape texture will not hide the cape automatically. The problem still exists.

@ManyullynSword
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Change the player's Cape material to blank when the player equips Slimelytra so that it is not displayed (personal thought).

@KnightMiner
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Unless you have code snippets to explain what you mean, that sort of suggestion is not useful. I have no clue what you mean by "change the cape material", I think you don't understand how entity renderers work.

@ManyullynSword
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Not "material", but "texture". You can draw a blank Cape and change the player's Cape to that blank Cape when the player wears Slimelytra. As for how entity renderers work, I don't really know.

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KnightMiner commented Feb 19, 2023

I think you are entirely missing my point. I do not draw the cape. Mojang draws the cape, and I cannot change how that works without huge hacks (if not at all).

Unless youu actually know how entity rendering works, the suggestion is not helpful.

@KnightMiner KnightMiner added the 1.19 Issue affects 1.19 label Sep 20, 2024
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