[Fabric] Armor Restitched

Have you ever felt that the rush to obtain iron armour is both too predictable and not too worth it? That leather armour, the presumed first armour of the game, is too tedious to obtain when cows and leather are already precious in the early game? If you have, consider the below new additions as your first choice of armour instead. Gone are the days where you risk your first days of a new World to get enough iron, only to die frustratingly in a cave.

• Copper Armour -- reduces lightning damage.
• Cotton Armour
• Fur Armour
• Linen Armour
• Silk Armour
• Wool Armour
• Paper Armour

Various changes in armour mechanics have been made, including:

• Armour Points: Vanilla and modded armour items now have updated armour point values. Armour is now able to fully absorb incoming damage, and each armour point absorbs more damage.
• Armour Toughness: Metal armour now have increased armour toughness values. 
• Knockback Resistance: Metal armour now have increased knockback resistance values. 
• Protection Enchantments: Protection Enchantments now reduce more damage, with a full Protection IV set reducing damage by 70%. Protection and Projectile Protection are now compatible with other Protection Enchantments, to a maximum of reduction by 90%. Blast and Fire Protections remain mutually exclusive.
• Elytra: Elytra now provide +1 armour point, and can be enchanted with Protection Enchantments.
• Thorns: Thorns is now an exclusive Treasure Enchantment for the Chestplate, and its thorns damage is scaled by the incoming damage.
• Swift Sneak: Swift Sneak is now available from Librarian Villager trades.
• Frost Walker: now extinguishes fire, cools lava, and also works when riding a vehicle.

In addition, two new Treasure Enchantments are added:

• Impact Protection: a Helmet enchantment that reduces damage from wall collisions & falling anvils/stalactites.
• Soaring: an Elytra enchantment not obtainable from Librarian Villager trading. Increases the speed of Elytra flight, scaled by level. Obtainable either from specific loot chests, or from a special crafting recipe involving the Elytra and two other ingredients. See if you can find this special recipe!

Adding more means to obtain armour in the early game, the following fabrics are added:

• Cotton: farmed from seeds from wild Cotton plants found in Jungle biomes. Requires Scutcher to turn into blocks.
• Fur: dropped by certain mobs upon death.
• Linen: farmed from seeds from wild Flax plants found in temperate biomes. Requires Scutcher to turn into Linen.
• Silk: obtained by boiling Silkworm cocoons with a campfire-heated cauldron. Silkworm cocoons are found in mulberry trees, which can be found in the Dark Forest biome. Silk Moths hatch from the cocoons under low light levels, and can lay new eggs/silkworms onto mulberry tree leaves.

As wool-like blocks, all fabrics behave almost identically to wool blocks and their carpet derivations.

Scutchers are a custom block that are used to scutch flax stems and cotton into usable ingredients. The ingredients, in turn, can be used to craft either armour or String.

Armour Trims now have functions in addition to cosmetics. Each function may be specific to each armour slot, number of trims equipped, or amount of received damage.

• Amethyst: Upon receiving damage, a chime of amethyst rings out. The wearer is given a brief spurt of regeneration, alongside nearby friendly entities. Hostile mobs are entranced by the chime, and will briefly stop attacking.
• Copper: Upon being struck by lightning, damage from the lightning is reduced. The wearer becomes then charged, during which the wearer receives some positive status effects based on lightning strength and number of equipped copper trims.
• Diamond: Boosts the armour toughness of the trimmed item.
• Emerald: Amplifies the effect of villager reputation modifiers.
• Gold: Boosts the enchantability of the trimmed item.
• Iron: When the trimmed item receives durability damage, there is an additional 25% chance that it will not take the damage.
• Lapis: Boosts amount of Experience gained per Experience Orb, reduces Experience cost of Mending.
• Netherite: Boosts the knockback resistance of the trimmed item. If the trimmed item burns, the Netherite scraps are returned.
• Quartz: While the wearer is under a sky light level of 7 or lower, the wearer receives a slot-specific positive status effect.
• Redstone: Boosts duration of any applied status effect. When in contact with either emitted or strong redstone power, the wearer receives a slot-specific positive status effect. 

In addition to armour, Elytra can now be trimmed. Elytra receive additional boosts to its Armour and Armour Toughness points. Custom Elytra trim designs are also given:

Dresser:

The Dresser is a new villager profession that specialises in dealing with Cotton and Linen. In addition to new trades, they also have a chance to dress a fellow Villager in Cotton or Linen armour when they interact. A villager may be claim a Scutcher block to become a Dresser.

Leatherworker & Shepherd:

Leatherworkers and Shepherds have their trades modified in accordance with the mod. Leatherworkers deal with Leather and Fur, while Shepherds deal with Wool and Silk. In addition to their trades, they also have a chance to dress a fellow Villager in their respective specialised clothing.

Armourer: 

Armourers have their trades modified in accordance with the mod. They may also equip a fellow Villager in armour with material matching their level.

Equipping Armour: Players may also actively equip Villagers with armour.

• Zombies, Skeletons, and other Mobs are now equipped with armour differently from vanilla, scaled by World and Local Difficulties.
• Illagers also now wear armour.
• Lightning now deals much more damage, but with random noise.
• Horse armour armour points have been tweaked, and may now be equipped on Skeleton Horses & Zombie Horses.
• And many more!