Crafted-Vault

Overview

Crafted-Vault is a comprehensive version control repository for various Minecraft projects, including data packs, resource packs, custom Minecraft assets (such as Custom Item Textures (CIT), Custom Entity Models (CEM), Custom Entity Textures (CET), animations), KubeJS scripts, and other Minecraft-related concepts and files. This repository aims to provide an organized and accessible way to manage, version control, and document these assets.

Features

• Data Packs: Manage custom Minecraft data packs, including recipes, advancements, and loot tables.
• Resource Packs: Organize and version control textures, models, and other resource pack assets.
• Custom Item Textures (CIT): View and manage textures triggered by specific item names, damage properties, NBT display names, etc.
• Custom Entity Models (CEM): Browse and manage entity models with detailed customization information.
• Custom Entity Textures (CET): Organize and manage entity textures, including variations and custom properties.
• Custom Animations: Explore and manage custom animations and their implementation in Minecraft.
• KubeJS Scripts: Version control custom scripts and automation created with KubeJS.
• Sorting and Filtering: Easily sort and filter entries by category, theme (sci-fi, fantasy, medieval, etc.), and item type (swords, shields, pickaxes, armor, etc.).

Usage

To use this repository:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/your-username/CraftedVault.git
2. Navigate through the branches and folders to access the relevant files and documentation.

Contributing

Currently, contributions are limited to the repository owner. Future updates may allow for public contributions. For now, you can:

• Submit issues for any bugs or suggestions.
• Fork the repository to experiment with your own customizations.

Development

This project uses GitHub for version control and organization of various Minecraft projects. The main branch contains the core assets, and other branches are used for specific projects or versions.

Branch Structure

• main: Contains the core assets and files.
• gh-pages: (if applicable) Contains the live site for documentation or other web-based interfaces.
• feature-branches: Used for developing new features or specific projects (e.g., feature/data-packs, feature/resource-packs).

Setting Up GitHub Pages (if applicable)

1. Go to the repository settings on GitHub.
2. Under the "Pages" section, set the source to "Deploy from a branch."
3. Select the gh-pages branch and the /docs folder.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

For any questions or suggestions, feel free to contact the repository owner via GitHub.