Make your first set

A set is a group of matching gear — a helmet, chestplate, leggings and boots that look like they belong together. A set can hold as many pieces as you like.

1. Click New Set

1. Import .nxe — loads a set someone sent you. Not this time.
2. New Set — this one.

2. Fill in two boxes

1. Set name — whatever you want to call it. Tidecaller, Forest Warden, Dragon Plate. This is just for you.
2. Set ID (namespace) — fills in on its own from the name. Leave it alone unless you have a reason. It keeps this set's files apart from every other set's.
3. The helper text explaining what the namespace does.
4. Cancel — back out.
5. Create set — greyed out until you type a name.

Your set now appears as a card on the sets screen:

1. Live previews of the pieces inside, spinning slowly.
2. Set name.
3. How many pieces it holds.
4. Delete set — the trash icon. This one does ask before deleting.
5. Namespace — the folder name you chose.

3. You're on the set's own screen

1. Namespace — the set's folder name. Read-only.
2. Pieces — how many pieces it has.
3. Edit details — author, version, website, description, and the logo used as the set's icon in the in-game menu.
4. Delete Set — removes the whole set. It asks first.

4. Add a piece

1. Add piece — the dashed tile at the end of the piece list.

1. Helmet
2. Chestplate
3. Leggings
4. Boots
5. Elytra
6. Wolf armor
7. Horse armor
8. Harness — for happy ghasts. Needs Minecraft 1.21.6+.
9. Piece name — pre-filled with the slot name, which is usually fine.

Pick a slot, then press Add piece. Each card tells you what that slot covers — there's more detail in The eight slots.

5. Open it and start painting

1. Live 3D preview — spins slowly, and updates as you paint.
2. Canvas size of this piece's texture sheet.
3. Slot it's worn in.
4. Piece name.
5. Remove piece — the trash icon.

Click the card and the painter opens.