Trims

Trim reference

All eleven abilities with their settings and defaults. Each one lists what scales with the number of pieces you wear and which part needs the full set.

Combat

Iron

Incoming projectiles have a chance to be knocked away instead of hitting you, and falling blocks count as well. Take a critical hit and you heal back half of it. Block a melee attack from close range and the attacker gets shoved away.

Scales with pieces: the deflect chance, the heal-back, and how hard a blocked attacker is pushed.

Needs all four: axes cannot disable your shield, and its cooldown is cleared.

Diamond

A hit that would kill you gets absorbed. Your armor takes the damage and shatters, you come back at half health, and a burst of energy damages and knocks back anything nearby. Carrying a Totem of Undying takes priority: if the totem would save you anyway, the trim stays out of it and your armor survives.

Scales with pieces: how much health you come back with, and how hard the burst hits.

Needs all four: the save itself. Below four pieces nothing happens.

Netherite

Knockback stops moving you. At a full set nothing shifts you at all. Below that it is reduced rather than ignored, so two pieces makes you harder to push around without making you immovable. Explosion damage is cut separately. Fluids, pistons and Levitation still work normally.

Scales with pieces: how much knockback is removed, and the explosion damage reduction.

Needs all four: total knockback immunity.

Copper

Standing under open sky in a thunderstorm, lightning starts looking for you. Getting hit does not hurt. It charges you for a minute, and while charged you move faster, swing faster and break blocks faster. Your next melee attack spends the charge for extra damage, a lightning bolt on the target, and fire.

Scales with pieces: how often lightning finds you, and how long the charge lasts.

Needs all four: the charged attack. Without four pieces you still get struck and still get the movement buff, but the payoff hit does nothing.

Utility

Redstone

You act as a pressure plate wherever you stand. Redstone dust at your feet carries a signal and the server propagates it through the rest of the circuit for real, so repeaters, pistons and comparators behave exactly as though a genuine power source were sitting there.

Scales with pieces: the signal strength. Fewer pieces means a weaker current, which is already how redstone reads to anyone who builds with it.

Needs all four: torches on the block underfoot going out, plus doors, lamps, rails and dispensers reacting directly.

Blocks whose state the server owns and recalculates are never written to directly. That covers repeaters, comparators, observers, pistons, sculk sensors, daylight detectors and weighted pressure plates. Writing to those from a plugin only produces a block that looks powered without behaving powered, so they are driven by the dust instead and work properly. Levers and buttons are left alone on purpose, since having them flip themselves as somebody walks past ruins whatever they were wired to.

Amethyst

Stand still for three seconds, or crouch in place for one and a half, and you can see creatures through walls. Crouching only counts while you are actually stationary, so crouch-walking around does not build toward it. Moving cuts it off straight away.

Scales with pieces: how far you can see, and how long you have to hold still.

Needs all four: seeing creatures that have gone invisible.

Resin

Crouch next to a block while falling and you stick to it instead of sliding off. The faster you were going, the further you slide before catching.

Scales with pieces: how well you stick and how quickly you stop.

Needs all four: the fall damage resetting. Below four pieces you still catch the wall and slow down, but the drop still counts when you let go.

Gold

Piglins stop caring about you. Mining their gold, looting bastion chests, even hitting them will not provoke a response. Attacking a Piglin Brute calms it immediately rather than waiting for the next periodic check.

Scales with pieces: the radius that piglins stay calm in.

Needs all four: Piglin Brutes. Ordinary piglins lose interest at any number of pieces.

Gathering

Emerald

Anything that generates loot from a random loot table gives extra rolls. That covers chests, mob drops, fishing and anything else with a loot table behind it, not only chests. When it fires you get a sound, some particles and a line telling you how many extra items the trim found, so a lucky chest and a working trim are easy to tell apart.

Scales with pieces: the chance of the first bonus roll.

Needs all four: the second bonus roll.

Lapis Lazuli

Experience is worth more, and orbs fly to you from further away than the eight blocks or so vanilla gives you. With a full set you also keep part of your level bar when you die.

Scales with pieces: the experience bonus, and how far orbs are pulled from.

Needs all four: keeping levels through a death.

Quartz

Food and potions go further. More hunger and saturation from anything you eat, and longer potion effects. Golden apples, enchanted golden apples and suspicious stew are left alone.

Scales with pieces: the food and saturation bonus.

Needs all four: the longer potion durations.