An API for dynamically handling different functional parts in the one block space.
Requirements:
If you only want to use the API and not modify it:
Minestrappolation API is a open source api that has objects for potions, brewing, tools, items, ect. It is the base of all Minestrappolation mods, and it is required.
LiteLoader is a lightweight mod bootstrap designed to provide very basic loader functionality for mods which don’t need to modify game mechanics. It is designed to run alongside ModLoader and Minecraft Forge and LiteLoader mods will not conflict with ModLoader or Forge mods.
LiteLoader is aimed squarely at mods which only change the client in some way; some good examples might be a mini-map, a mod which overhauls the in-game chat or a client-side macro-system. This type of mod doesn’t generally need the awesome power of something like Minecraft Forge to function, so asking players to install an API that’s several times larger than the mod itself doesn’t make sense. It must however coexist peacefully alongside Forge (so that players can use both platforms if they want to!) and LiteLoader does this.
RadixCore is not a replacement for Minecraft Forge, FML, LiteLoader, or any other API with mod loading capabilities.
It does not load mods. Instead, RadixCore resides between a mod and Minecraft Forge and automatically provides a fully functional foundation for building a new mod or expanding an existing one. Consider RadixCore to be a standard mod framework, where you “fill in the blanks” to get your mod up and running quickly without worrying about the core functionalities.
It is constructed from the core functions of the Minecraft Comes Alive mod. We found ourselves reusing much of MCA’s code when building other mods, and thus, RadixCore was created to help ease the creation of our other mods by providing a stable framework of code that we knew worked correctly.
Now, we’d like to put it out there for other modders to try out and potentially improve it. Maybe it’ll help someone having trouble with 1.7, or any other future changes to Minecraft.
It’s the latest version of the new modloader! It’s the FML- the Forge Mod Loader for Minecraft! It started as a mod loading system for the server side of use. Then, it was upgraded for the bukkit use. Finally, it’s available for the client side as well! The FML for Minecraft can now be used without Minecraft Forge both on the client and server side with full modloading capability. It is also completely compatible with ModLoader based mods and just as I mentioned earlier, it works for both client and server versions.
In addition, the FML will provide support for basic texture packs that are in HD. However, it will only be effective for HD texture packs of resolution up to 128x. It will also work with some texture packs of 256x resolution, but the current version will only effectively cover until 128x. For full HD features, installation of Optifine is recommended. But no worries! FML will enhance the operation of OptiFine.
This must be the best mod loader ever! For further and clearer information, check the README text in the zip file. It will definitely help you guys more, especially if you are one of the developers. Try it right now and see how effective the newest mod loader is!
To install the binary, unzip, put into minecraft.jar file. Deleting META-INF is strictly optional. To run a dedicated server put the fml universal binary in the same directory as minecraft_server.jar and then run java -jar <fml-universal-binary>.zip.
Render Player API gives third party mods managed access to the player render classes
Render Player API is a client API which provides access to
while minimizing conflicts between mods.
Incompatibilities
Are you a content creator for Minecraft, building mods for various creative ideas, to add rich new content to the gloriously varied Minecraft modding community? Then you might know about the Player API, which gives the modders that much needed push to get some of the mods to work in general. This gives you access to client, server, and bukkit classes and simultaneously reduces incompatibility between mods. Many very popular mods like Smart Moving and Aether Mod rely on the Player API to function which in turn makes this a lot like Minecraft Forge or Modloader in that regard.
Player API gives third party mods managed access to the main player class.
Player API is an API which provides access to
while minimizing conflicts between mods.
Incompatibilities
Minecraft Forge is an application library for Minecraft. It is the foundation of the majority of current mods of Minecraft. Developers can customise Minecraft based on it. With Forge, Minecraft is limitless.
To do this, the staff of Forge have always updated versions to make mods compatible with the update of Minecraft.
