Gold Trim Truce

Gold Trim Truce

Vanilla piglins ignore you only if you wear actual gold armor. This add-on extends that truce to gold armor trim: put a gold trim on any single armor piece — netherite, diamond, iron, whatever you actually want to wear — and piglins will treat you as one of their own. No more choosing between good armor and safe travel in the Nether.

What it does
- One trimmed piece is enough. Helmet, chestplate, leggings or boots — if any worn piece has a gold trim, piglins stay calm.
- Only gold counts. Iron, copper, diamond, emerald, redstone, lapis, netherite, amethyst or quartz trims do nothing. It has to be a Gold Ingot trim.
- Works with every trim pattern. Sentry, Vex, Wild, Silence — the pattern doesn't matter, only the material.
- Take the armor off and the truce ends immediately, exactly like vanilla gold armor.

Exceptions
- Piglin Brutes always attack — they ignore gold in vanilla and here too.
- Mining gold or opening chests still angers them. Breaking gold blocks/ore, opening a chest, barrel or ender chest, and hitting a piglin makes them hostile regardless of trim.
- Already-angry piglins stay angry until they calm down on their own.
- Zombified Piglins are unaffected — they were never neutral because of gold.

How trim detection works — Bedrock's Script API currently gives no way to read an item's trim data, so the add-on tracks it itself. Automatic: applying a gold trim at a smithing table is detected (Gold Ingot + template consumed) and the piece is permanently marked, with a Gold trim recognized message. Manual: armor trimmed before installing the add-on or spawned via /give isn't known yet — wear it and run /scriptevent at:trim (/scriptevent at:untrim removes the mark). The mark lives on the item, so chests, trades and death drops don't lose it.

Requirements — Bedrock 1.26+, Beta APIs experimental toggle on, and both packs active (the RP carries names, descriptions and translations).

Languages — English and Turkish, auto-selected from your game language.

Compatibility — overrides entities/piglin.json, so it conflicts with other add-ons that change piglin behavior.