Scuba Gear

Description

A simple mod that adds some helpful underwater scuba gear.

🤿 Obtaining

Drowned that spawn within 15 blocks of an ocean ruin have a chance to spawn with the gear, with certain pieces being more rare than others. From most to least common, helmet (50%), boots (40%), leggings (30%), and chestplate (20%). If one does manage to spawn wearing the gear, it will have all of the previous pieces in line. So if a Drowned spawns with scuba leggings, it will be guaranteed to have the boots and helmet as well.

🐟 Abilities and Functionality

Each piece of gear has a different ability. Along with this, when worn outside of water, the wearer gets a slight speed decrease for each piece they wear, with the chestplate, and helmet having the most drastic decrease. When in use, the armor will take damage every 4 seconds, so be sure to watch its durability! (Only applies to the player, and not any other entities that wear it.)

  Helmet

The helmet grants water breathing to anything that wears it.

  Chestplate

The chestplate allows the wearer to mine at around normal speed while underwater. While the mining fatigue effect is active, this ability does not take effect.

  Leggings

The leggings allow the wearer to get a slight boost in swim speed. This does not affect walking speed.

  Boots

The boots allow the wearer to walk quicker while under the water. This does not affect swim speed

Full Set

A small full set bonus the gear provides is fire resistance. However, instead of the wearer taking damage, the armor will. It takes damage about twice a second, so use this very sparingly!

Stats

Each piece is identical to iron armor in terms of durability, and protection. So you aren’t sacrificing too much by wearing it. It also has the same enchantability as iron.

Repairing

When you obtain the armor, it will likely be very damaged. You can fix this by using iron to repair it the traditional way in a crafting table or anvil. The mending enchantment also works, obviously.

Try out Scuba Gear’s sister mod, Miner’s Helmet!

Do you want to wear a helmet that lights up your path in caves, underwater, the nether, and wherever you go? Try out Scuba Gear's sister mod, Miner's Helmet! Click here to view the project.

🤷 FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this in my modpack?

Yes, you definitely can. Just make to provide credit to all the authors respectively and link back to the CurseForge page.

Can I redistribute this mod onto other platforms?

Yes, but before doing so make sure that all downloads are directly linked to CurseForge and provide credit to all the authors respectively.

🌐 Translate Scuba Gear - help break the language barrier!

All translators are credited here that have translated the mod to their native languages. Thanks to OneSkyApp, you can translate easily!

https://moddinglegacy.oneskyapp.com/collaboration/project/367426

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  Afrikaans (South Africa) translations by: Anita
  اللغة العربية (North Africa + Middle East) translations by: Ahmed
  Azərbaycanca (Azerbaijan) translations by: Esmira
  Беларуская (Belarus) translations by: PinkGoose
  Български (Bulgaria) translations by: Assia
  Català (Spain (Catalonia) & Andorra) translations by: Laura
  Cymraeg (Wales) translations by: Fl3x_X_Placid
  English (United Kingdom) translations by: AncientCreaturesDeveliper
  Español (Mexico) translations by: Vamacheron
  Eesti (Estonia) translations by: Airi
  فارسی (Iran) translations by: Omrani
  Suomi (Finland) translations by: Jari
  Filipino (Philippines) translations by: Stephanie
  Français (France) translations by: Sixore
  हिन्दी (India) translations by: Narayan
  Hrvatski (Croatia) translations by: Katarina
  Magyar (Hungary) translations by: Xopkxi
  Italiano (Italty) translations by: michiregi4
  日本語 (Japan) translations by: Vamacheron
  ಕನ್ನಡ Kannada (India) translations by: Ganesh
  한국어 (South Korea) translations by: mekayusina
  Lietuvių (Lithuania) translations by: Kristina
  Latviešu (Latvia) translations by: Andrejs
  Македонски (Macedonia) translations by: Milena
  Malay (Malaysia) translations by: Haikal
  Norsk Nynorsk (Norway) translations by: Marie
  Norsk Bokmål (Norway) translations by: Marie
  Português (Brasil) translations by: Mikeliro, Kahina
  Português (Portugal) translations by: Criogonal
  Русский (Russia) translations by: PinkGoose
  Slovenčina translations by: Juraj
  Slovenščina translations by: Jaka
  Svenska translations by: pomfu
  தமிழ் (Sri Lanka) translations by: Namita
  ภาษาไทย (Thailand) translations by: Supanat
  Türkçe (Turkey) translations by: ygzbys
  Українська (Ukraine) translations by: PinkGoose
  Tiếng Việt (Vietnam) translations by: Tran Q
  简体中文 (中国) (China) translations by: Imbarainbow
  繁體中文 (台灣) (Taiwan) translations by: Kyle

🤚 Support: If you have questions or any issues with our mods, read the FAQ! You can also either submit an issue on the issue tracker, or come into our Discord server where we can help you!

What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
• Functionality: The mod should work as advertised and not cause any game-breaking bugs or crashes.
• Security: The mod should not contain any malicious code or attempts to steal personal information.
• Performance: The mod should not cause a significant decrease in the game's performance, such as by causing lag or reducing frame rates.
• Originality: The mod should be original and not a copy of someone else's work.
• Up-to-date: The mod should be regularly updated to fix bugs, improve performance, and maintain compatibility with the latest version of Minecraft.
• Support: The mod should have an active developer who provides support and troubleshooting assistance to users.
• License: The mod should be released under a clear and open source license that allows others to use, modify, and redistribute the code.
• Documentation: The mod should come with clear and detailed documentation on how to install and use it.

How to Install