HideMyArmor

HideMyArmor

Client-side Fabric mod to selectively hide armor pieces on your player. Supports individual toggles for helmet, chestplate, leggings, boots, and elytra — all configurable via ModMenu, in-game command, or keybind.

Features

• Toggle each armor slot independently (helmet, chestplate, leggings, boots)
• Elytra toggle separate from chestplate
• /hidemyarmor client command — toggle from chat without opening menus
• Configurable keybind (default: H) — press to show all armor, press again to restore
• Integrates with ModMenu + Cloth Config for a visual settings screen
• Lightweight: single mixin, ~15 KB jar, zero runtime overhead when not toggling

Usage

Commands

| Command | Action |
|———|——–|
| /hidemyarmor | Show usage |
| /hidemyarmor head | Toggle helmet visibility |
| /hidemyarmor chest | Toggle chestplate visibility |
| /hidemyarmor legs | Toggle leggings visibility |
| /hidemyarmor feet | Toggle boots visibility |
| /hidemyarmor elytra | Toggle elytra visibility |
| /hidemyarmor all | Show all armor (saves current settings), run again to restore |
| /hidemyarmor config | Open settings screen |

Keybind

Press H (configurable in Controls → Key Binds → Misc) to toggle all armor visibility.
First press: saves your current settings and shows everything.
Second press: restores your previous settings.

ModMenu

Open ModMenu, find HideMyArmor, and click Configure to access the Cloth Config GUI.

Requirements

• Minecraft 26.1
• Fabric Loader >=0.19.3
• Fabric API >=0.154.0
• Cloth Config >=26.1.154 (installed automatically with most modpacks)
• ModMenu >=18.0.0-beta.1 (optional, recommended for config screen)

Installation

1. Download the jar from Releases
2. Place it in your mods folder
3. Ensure Fabric API and Cloth Config are also in mods
4. Launch the game