Custom Stones · Infinity Stone Core Wiki 8.0

How it works#

Every item that can go in the Infinity Gauntlet has a file in data/infinity/gauntlet_stones/, including the six Infinity Stones. Once an item has one:

It fits in any of the gauntlet's six slots (but not twice), in custom gauntlets and in the Cosmi-Rod.
Everything is drawn from what's actually in each slot. The gauntlet's inventory icon colors that slot's pixel (textures/item/gauntlet_slots/slot_[n].png), and the worn, held and ground models draw the stone on that slot's socket (geo/gauntlet_slots/slot_[n].geo.json).
It looks like a 1.12.2 stone everywhere: its texture tinted with color, unlit, with two scrolling glints in glint_color.
Its power is given while it's in any slot of the active gauntlet and taken away as soon as it comes out.
The gauntlet's tooltip lists it as " - Name" in tooltip_color, sorted by tooltip_order.

Fields#

Key	Default	Meaning
`item`	required	The stone's item. It has to be registered, and an item can only be one stone.
`color`	`#FFFFFF`	`#RRGGBB`. Tints the stone everywhere (item, gauntlet worn, held, on the ground, inventory icon, head) and colors its tooltip line and insert particles.
`glint`	`true`	Whether the two scrolling glints are drawn.
`glint_color`	`color`	`#RRGGBB` color of the glints.
`tooltip_color`	`color`	Color of its line in the gauntlet tooltip. A chat color name (`aqua`, `light_purple`…) or `#RRGGBB`.
`tooltip_order`	`100`	Where it goes in the tooltip. Lower comes first. The six stones use 0 to 5.
`power`	none	Palladium power given while the stone is in any slot of the active gauntlet (off hand or Curios hands), and while it's held if `hand` is on. In a Cosmi-Rod, a stone without `power` gives the power with the same ID as the item.
`hand`	`true`	Gives the stone's `power` while the stone itself is held in either hand. The six built-in stones set it to `false`, because their held power comes from their own item powers.
`head`	`false`	Lets the stone go in the Curios head slot, where it's drawn on the forehead and gives its power.
`texture`	`infinity:textures/item/infinity_stone.png`	The stone cube's texture, tinted by `color`. Uses the 1.12.2 layout, a 6×6×6 box UV cube on a 32×16 texture.

Example#

Stone file

The Test Stone from the test pack:

data/infinity/gauntlet_stones/test_stone.json

{
  "item": "infinity_test_stone:test_stone",
  "color": "#FF69B4",
  "glint_color": "#FFC2E2",
  "tooltip_order": 6,
  "power": "infinity_test_stone:test_stone"
}

Item model

To give the item the stone look in your inventory, use the mod's stone model as its parent:

assets/infinity_test_stone/models/item/test_stone.json

{
  "parent": "infinity:item/infinity_stone"
}

The real Time Stone

data/infinity/gauntlet_stones/time_stone.json

{
  "item": "infinity:time_stone",
  "color": "#13CF55",
  "glint_color": "#12E772",
  "tooltip_color": "green",
  "tooltip_order": 4,
  "power": "infinity:time_stone",
  "hand": false
}

The six built-in stones name their own power like any addon stone, so the gauntlet gives it out the same way.

Drawing a stone yourself#

Palladium render layers can draw any stone with the stone look using the layer type infinity:stone:

render layer

{
  "type": "infinity:stone",
  "stone": "infinity_test_stone:test_stone",
  "model": "infinity_test_stone:geo/test_stone_socket.geo.json"
}

Checking for a stone#

Use the infinity:gauntlet_slot condition (or infinity:gauntlet_slot_mainhand for a held gauntlet) in other powers. See Conditions.

JSON

{
  "type": "infinity:gauntlet_slot",
  "item": { "item": "infinity_test_stone:test_stone" }
}

Making it act like a stone on the ground#

Add a ground item file with "unique": true so dropped copies can't be duplicated.