# AeroMC Capes

Shows the **custom capes (including HD up to 1024×512)** of players who designed their cape in the
[AeroMC Launcher](https://aeromc.viper.ipv64.net) – right in the game, even if you use a different
launcher yourself.

## How it works
- Drop the mod into your `mods` folder – done. No configuration, no Fabric API required.
- Whenever Minecraft loads a player's skin, the mod asks the AeroMC server whether that player has
  an AeroMC cape and shows it instead of the regular cape.
- If a player has no AeroMC cape, nothing changes (official Mojang cape or none).
- **Client-side only** – servers don't need anything.

## Compatibility
- **Fabric** and **Quilt**
- **One jar for all versions**: Minecraft 1.14 to 26.x
- Works with old Fabric Loader versions too (0.10 and newer)
- Players using the AeroMC Launcher don't need this mod (the launcher already does this on its
  own) – but having it installed doesn't hurt either.

## Privacy
The mod only sends the (public) UUIDs of players whose skins are currently being loaded to
`viper-network.de` to look up their capes. Results are cached for a few minutes.
No account or login data is ever transmitted.

## Create your own cape
In the AeroMC Launcher: click your account name (top right) → **Skin ändern…** (Change skin) →
in the **Umhang** (Cape) section click **Gestalten…** (Design). You can paint your cape pixel by
pixel or insert any image, in sizes from 64×32 up to HD 1024×512.

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### Hinweise zum Hochladen (nicht Teil der Beschreibung)
- Name: AeroMC Capes (URL bleibt `aeromc-umhaenge`)
- Kurzbeschreibung: Shows custom capes (HD up to 1024×512) made in the AeroMC Launcher – even if you use another launcher. One jar for 1.14–26.x, client-side.
- Datei: `dist/aeromc-umhaenge-fabric-1.0.0.jar`
- Loader: Fabric, Quilt · Umgebung: Client · Server: nicht nötig
- Spielversionen: alle Releases von 1.14 bis zur aktuellen
- Kategorien: Sozial (hervorgehoben), Werkzeug („Cosmetic“ gibt es für Mods nicht)
- Abhängigkeiten: keine
- Lizenz: aktuell „All Rights Reserved“ (in `fabric.mod.json`) – Modrinth akzeptiert das, eine
  offene Lizenz (z. B. MIT) wirkt aber vertrauenswürdiger.