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'''Emperor's Cloth''' is a special item found in Hedge Mazes that can make your armor invisible. | |||
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Emperor's Cloth can be obtained from the | Emperor's Cloth can be obtained from the [[Hedge Maze]]. It can be found whenever a second chest generates in a specific area of the maze. Due to the nature of its texture, it may be hard to spot when it does. | ||
= Usage = | = Usage = | ||
To Shroud a piece of armor with the Emperor's Cloth, | To Shroud a piece of armor with the Emperor's Cloth, combine it and a piece of armor in a Crafting or Smithing Table. No template or extra steps are necessary. | ||
The Emperor's Cloth can be applied to armor to prevent it from rendering on the player, adding | The Emperor's Cloth can be applied to armor to prevent it from rendering on the player, adding the "Shrouded" tooltip on the applied to piece of armor. Whenever an armor piece is Shrouded, it also counts as wearing no armor for the {{mcw|Invisibility#Mob_detection_range| mob detection range}}. This means that {{mcw|Invisibility}} will be just as effective as if wearing no armor if it is Shrouded. | ||
Note: If | Note: If the armor from another mod does not work properly with the Emperor's Cloth, it is either not tagged properly or uses a custom armor render layer which is not currently supported. Please let us know by making an issue on our [https://github.com/TeamTwilight/twilightforest/issues issue tracker] if any armors do not work. We will look into it. | ||
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To | To remove the Shrouded effect from armor, you can right-click on a Cauldron with it, dropping the water level by 1, and cleansing the armor. This removes the <code>Shrouded</code> tag, and the armor's invisibility, allowing it to render on the player once again. | ||
You | You can not retrieve Emperor's Cloth by removing Shrouded from armor. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:41, 4 March 2025
| Emperor's Cloth | |
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| Type | Utility |
| Durability | N/A |
| Renewable | No |
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| ID | twilightforest:emperors_cloth |
Emperor's Cloth is a special item found in Hedge Mazes that can make your armor invisible.
Obtaining[edit]
Emperor's Cloth can be obtained from the Hedge Maze. It can be found whenever a second chest generates in a specific area of the maze. Due to the nature of its texture, it may be hard to spot when it does.
Usage[edit]
To Shroud a piece of armor with the Emperor's Cloth, combine it and a piece of armor in a Crafting or Smithing Table. No template or extra steps are necessary.
The Emperor's Cloth can be applied to armor to prevent it from rendering on the player, adding the "Shrouded" tooltip on the applied to piece of armor. Whenever an armor piece is Shrouded, it also counts as wearing no armor for the mob detection range. This means that Invisibility will be just as effective as if wearing no armor if it is Shrouded.
Note: If the armor from another mod does not work properly with the Emperor's Cloth, it is either not tagged properly or uses a custom armor render layer which is not currently supported. Please let us know by making an issue on our issue tracker if any armors do not work. We will look into it.
To remove the Shrouded effect from armor, you can right-click on a Cauldron with it, dropping the water level by 1, and cleansing the armor. This removes the Shrouded tag, and the armor's invisibility, allowing it to render on the player once again.
You can not retrieve Emperor's Cloth by removing Shrouded from armor.
History
| Version | Details |
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| 4.4.2235 | Added Emperor's Cloth |
| 4.4.2276 | Emperor's Cloth can now be removed from armor by right-clicking a filled Cauldron. The cloth is not refunded.
Fixed armor that already had Emperor's Cloth accepting more when smithing. |