Decorated pot pattern definition
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A decorated pot pattern defines the texture of the decorated pot side, provided by each item via the provides_pottery_pattern data component.
Usage
Vanilla usages
List of pattern usage in vanilla. The 'Item' column lists the item whose provides_pottery_pattern component data contains a specific pattern. The 'Pattern' column shows the pattern name (with the minecraft: namespace omitted). The 'Asset ID' column lists the asset_id defined for each pattern, and the 'Texture' column shows the texture associated with that asset ID.
| Item | Pattern | Asset ID | Texture |
|---|---|---|---|
| angler | angler_pottery_pattern | ||
| archer | archer_pottery_pattern | ||
| arms_up | arms_up_pottery_pattern | ||
| blade | blade_pottery_pattern | ||
| brewer | brewer_pottery_pattern | ||
| burn | burn_pottery_pattern | ||
| danger | danger_pottery_pattern | ||
| explorer | explorer_pottery_pattern | ||
| flow | flow_pottery_pattern | ||
| friend | friend_pottery_pattern | ||
| guster | guster_pottery_pattern | ||
| heart | heart_pottery_pattern | ||
| heartbreak | heartbreak_pottery_pattern | ||
| howl | howl_pottery_pattern | ||
| miner | miner_pottery_pattern | ||
| mourner | mourner_pottery_pattern | ||
| plenty | plenty_pottery_pattern | ||
| prize | prize_pottery_pattern | ||
| scrape | scrape_pottery_pattern | ||
| sheaf | sheaf_pottery_pattern | ||
| shelter | shelter_pottery_pattern | ||
| skull | skull_pottery_pattern | ||
| snort | snort_pottery_pattern |
Some decorated pots are naturally generated in trial chambers, with one of these items defining the texture. Additionally, it is possible to craft a decorated pot using any of these items via the vanilla decorate_pot recipe.
Data component
When used on the shards of the decorated_pot block entity, the item with the provides_pottery_pattern data component defines the corresponding side of the block.
An item with this component also defines the decorated pot side used in item models; when using the special item model, set the type to decorated_pot, by the pot_decorations component.
In addition to the use of commands, an item's pot_decorations component can be defined as the result of a recipe of the crafting_decorated_pot type. The shards block entity NBT tag can be set by placing a decorated pot that has the pot_decorations component.
Items without the component, use the asset ID decorated_pot_side in the corresponding side. The same applies when the side is not defined, or when the shards NBT tag (for blocks) or the pot_decorations component is not defined, using that side texture for all faces.
Definition
Decorated pot pattern can be defined in data packs, as part of the directory structure below.
data pack name.zip or
data pack name
pack.mcmeta
data
namespace
decorated_pot_pattern
<name>.json
- More directories…
JSON format
Decorated pot pattern have the following format:
- [NBT Compound / JSON Object] The root object.
- [String] asset_id: A asset id from texture in assets\minecraft\textures\entity\decorated_pot\<asset_id>.png.
History
| Java Edition | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26.3 | snap4 | Decorated pot patterns can now be defined in data packs. | |||||
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Sources
- Decorated pot pattern definition — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3689580.