Vivillon Pride Patterns [Cobblemon]

Minecraft 版本： 1.21.1

平台： datapack minecraft

标签： decoration mobs social

Vivillon Pride Patterns is an official Cobblemon Addon that includes 14 pride-themed Vivillon wing patterns. Each pattern can be obtained by feeding a Spewpa (past level 12) a "Pride Comb," crafted with Honeycomb and various different dyes.

Design Inspirations  - **Prismatic** is based on the original 1978 Pride Flag designed by *Gilbert Baker*, with the pink stripe being added onto the bottom wing. Otherwise, this pattern directly resembles its flag. - **Minty** is based on the Gay or "Vincian" flag designed by *gayflagblog*, representing gay men. Much like its sister in the Tangy pattern, this pattern places a white heart in the middle of its flag's other colors. - **Tangy** is based on the current Lesbian flag created by *taqwomen*, representing gay women. Much like its brother in the Minty pattern, this pattern places a white heart in the middle of its flag's other colors. - **Ultraviolet** is based on the Bisexual flag designed by *Michael Page* and *Liz Nanina*, representing those attracted to more than one gender. The pattern frames the flag's pink and blue as a sky and ocean during sunset. - **Toned** is based on the Pansexual flag designed by *justjasper*, representing people who experience attraction regardless of gender. The pattern represents the flag's colors as dripping paint, as they are also the three primary colors in art. - **Twilight** is based on the Asexual flag designed by *standup*, representing those with little or no desire for sexual activity. The pattern radiates outward like light, referencing the prism-like look of the AVEN triangle. - **Pelopon** is based on the Aromantic flag designed by *Cameron Whimsy*, representing those who experience little or no romantic attraction. The pattern is based on the Greek Key, often found in classical Greek art; this connects to Hellenistic Mythology, in which the maiden goddesses Artemis, Athena, and Hestia can be understood as Aromantic in a modern context. - **Embroidered** is based on the Transgender flag designed by *Monica Helms*, representing those whose gender identity differs from their birth sex. The pattern uses the imagery of a stitched blanket to represent the hand-crafted nature of personal identity. - **Monarch** is based on the Non-Binary flag designed by *Kye Rowan*, representing those whose gender identity falls outside of the male/female binary. The pattern is based on that of the Monarch Butterfly, since "Monarch" is a gender-neutral term. - **Whorl** is based on the Genderfluid flag designed by *JJ Poole*, representing those whose gender identity changes over time. The pattern is a visual pun, creating a whirlpool of gender "fluid." - **Null** is based on the Agender flag designed by *Salem*, representing those who do not identify with gender. The pattern evokes the image of a Black Hole, representing the void of gender identity. - **Ringed** is based on the Intersex flag designed by *Morgan Carpenter*, representing those who carry sex characteristics that differ from the binary male or female body. The pattern is based on certain Moths and Butterflies that uses eyespot markings as mimicry. - **Duet** is based on the Bigender flag designed by *HexeChroma*, representing those who identify with multiple genders simultaneously. Much like the Motley pattern, this pattern is based on chimera butterflies; a rare biological phenomenon that causes one half of the body to display male characteristics while the other half displays female ones. - **Motley** is based on the Polyamorous flag designed by *Red Howell*, representing those who consensually engage with multiple romantic or sexual partners at a time. Much like the Duet pattern, this pattern is based on chimera butterflies; a rare biological phenomenon that causes one half of the body to display male characteristics while the other half displays female ones.

Installation:

Download the attached file and place it in both your world's datapacks folder and your resourcepacks folder. Make sure the resource pack is enabled & Cobblemon is downloaded before you report any bugs.

To update from v1.0 to v2.0, simply delete and replace both files, the same way you would update a mod, just in both the datapacks and resourcepacks folders.