Armor Overlay

Description

Changes the armor bar to show the full range of possible armor levels from 0 to 30.

With the addition of the generic.armor attribute in 1.9 it's possible for armor to give partial point however the vanilla armor bar can only show full armor points. By default Armor Overlay shows each 0.25 point with each full piece of armor on the bar is worth one armor point and shows in 1/4 armor piece rather than the vanilla version where each one piece of armor shown is two points and will show 1/2 pieces.

The config can be set to a max of showing each 0.04167 point.

To fix the damage calc so the partial points are actually useful you can use my Armor Recalc mod.

1.7.10 version

video (Version 1.0)

https://youtu.be/nj3wU7ums3k

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How to Install