Hello, I'd like to know if it's possible to modify the textures of the drinks in the plugin, so as to have a different texture for beer, for example.
If so, how ?

ex

Add the string "__

Note:****____

To target this ID with a resource pack

First, include your new textures in your resource pack. Example: "_assets/minecraft/textures/item"

Then, make a new directory "assets/minecraft/models/item" and create a new file called "potion.json"

In potion.json, add the following content: `{ "parent": "item/generated", "textures": { "layer0": "item/potion_overlay", "layer1": "item/potion" },

"overrides": [
	{
		"predicate": {"custom_model_data":557}, "model": "item/beer"
	}
]

}`

See how we define texture overrides? If you'd like multiple versions, you can do them as such: "overrides": [ {"predicate": {"custom_model_data":556}, "model": "item/bad_beer"}, {"predicate": {"custom_model_data":557}, "model": "item/beer"}, {"predicate": {"custom_model_data":558}, "model": "item/perfect_beer"} ]

When that's done, go back to your models folder. Depending on preferences, either make one new file for "beer.json" or alternatively, three new files: "bad_beer.json", "beer.json" and "perfect_beer.json"

Inside this/these new file(s), add the following: { "parent": "item/generated", "textures": { "layer0": "item/beer", "layer1": "item/beer" } } (or bad_beer/perfect_beer/whatever)

Is there a ready-made version of the Brewery resource pack?

You can add custom model data in your config file. As the plugin only uses glass bottles, you would need to have a resource pack that changes this texture based on custom model data.

You can refer to recipe "ex" (example item) in the default config for more info.
But to sum it up:

Add the string "customModelData: [number]" to specify an custom texture ID you'll be able to target using a Resource Pack

Note: If there are multiple variations, like with beer, you can also specify a custom texture as such: "customModelData: 556/557/558" (bad brew texture ID/better brew texture ID/perfect brew texture ID)

To target this ID with a resource pack, you'll need to go through a few steps.

First, include your new textures in your resource pack. Example: "_assets/minecraft/textures/item"

Then, make a new directory "assets/minecraft/models/item" and create a new file called "potion.json"

In potion.json, add the following content:
`{
"parent": "item/generated",
"textures": {
"layer0": "item/potion_overlay",
"layer1": "item/potion"
},

"overrides": [
	{
		"predicate": {"custom_model_data":557}, "model": "item/beer"
	}
]

}`

See how we define texture overrides? If you'd like multiple versions, you can do them as such:
"overrides": [ {"predicate": {"custom_model_data":556}, "model": "item/bad_beer"}, {"predicate": {"custom_model_data":557}, "model": "item/beer"}, {"predicate": {"custom_model_data":558}, "model": "item/perfect_beer"} ]

When that's done, go back to your models folder.
Depending on preferences, either make one new file for "beer.json" or alternatively, three new files: "bad_beer.json", "beer.json" and "perfect_beer.json"

Inside this/these new file(s), add the following:
{ "parent": "item/generated", "textures": { "layer0": "item/beer", "layer1": "item/beer" } }
(or bad_beer/perfect_beer/whatever)