Artefacts CIT

🏺 Artefacts CIT

CIT resource pack with 2D and 3D models — no Optifine required.

Artefacts CIT adds custom-modeled equipment and decorative items to vanilla Minecraft using item model predicates (custom model data), so you get true CIT-style item reskins without needing Optifine or any client mod.

✨ Features

• Custom models, including:
• Khepesh Royal — a custom-modeled weapon
• Arpegene Crown — a decorative headpiece
• Mitre Papale — a papal-style headpiece
• …and more equipment/decorative pieces
• 2D and 3D models, built for a clean, vanilla-friendly look.
• No Optifine dependency: works out of the box with vanilla Java Edition, using standard custom model data rather than Optifine’s CIT system.

🌟 Plus Edition

A Plus version is also available, which folds in additional models ported from other well-known CIT packs:

• Dee’s Extended Equipment | CIT Pack
• maeflowers’ CIT Pack

Reworked to function without Optifine, for an even larger item selection.

🆕 What’s new (26.3 update)

• Support for Minecraft 26.3 (resource pack format 97).
• New pack icons for Artefacts and Artefacts Plus.
• Fixed the PlayStation console models (missing textures) and the PlayStation Headphones model in the Plus edition.
• Fixed untextured faces showing the missing texture on the Couronne du Prince Clerc, the Sainte Mitre and several maeflowers models (towels, curtains, fridges…).
• Plus edition: fixed the bucket sinks (Bucket_sink_1–3) that no longer loaded, and removed unused horn models.
• Lighter PlayStation TV loading screen texture (1024×512).

🕹️ How to use

1. Download and install the resource pack into .minecraft/resourcepacks, then enable it in Options → Resource Packs.

📦 Compatibility

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| Minecraft versions | 1.19.4 · 1.20–1.20.2 · 1.21.x · 26.1.x · 26.2 · 26.3 |
| Type | Resource Pack (client-side) |
| Resolution | 16x |
| License | MIT |
| Source | GitHub |

📥 Installation

1. Place the resource pack in .minecraft/resourcepacks/ and enable it in-game.