It also does not and never will use external servers, just Mojang's skin server, so there's no concerns about a third-party server going down (be it temporarily or for good).

Open an issue on GitHub or hop in Discord.) Ears offers a good middle-ground that will work in any version you wish to play, and will receive updates to snapshots for those of you who live on the edge. (Note that if you have a simple idea, I may add it. Additionally, unlike CPM or Figura, Ears has a limited number of customization options. However, Ears requires you to draw your own additions, and does not come with easy recolorable prefabs like Tails. Ears stores all data as pixels in the player's skin. The Tails mod has wonderful 3D models and animations, but it's a burden to update it to any version due to its large rendering system and all the data syncing code, causing it to be tightly coupled with the version of the game and mod loader it was designed for. Why use Ears instead of Tails? Because Ears is easy to port to other versions, based on a multi-version abstraction allowing the mod to even run in web browsers. There are a wide variety of possible configurations and it can all be customized. Eventually, it also became a complete lightweight open source 1.9 skin backport for many old versions, which works even if you aren't using its special features.Įars has a more vanilla-faithful appearance than Tails, with a lot of 2D regions but a few 3D ones too. Created due to a lack of the Tails mod for 1.16, Ears is a mod that adds ears, snouts, tails, horns, wings, and more to the player.

Minecraft more player models mod 1.13.2