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Camel Compatibility

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Camel Compatibility

By Kataby44

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Fixes camel compatibility between Ecologics, Tiny Takeover Backport and Vanilla Backport, including baby camel loading errors and missing camel husk chests.

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Minecraft
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Description

A small, unofficial client-side compatibility addon for Minecraft 1.21.1 / NeoForge.

  • Adds empty chest attachment parts to Tiny Takeover's baby camel model so Ecologics can initialize it.
  • Adds a chest-only rendering layer to Vanilla Backport's camel husk, retaining its original skin.

Uses the original mods unchanged; contains no copied mod binaries or textures.
Target versions: NeoForge 21.1.264, Ecologics 2.3.8, Tiny Takeover Backport 1.7.0,
and optionally Vanilla Backport 1.2.1.

Install on clients. 

Credits: Tiny Takeover Backport by evanbones; Ecologics by SameButDifferent and
contributors; Vanilla Backport by BlackGear. This addon is not affiliated with
or endorsed by those authors.

Development transparency: This addon was created with AI assistance (ChatGPT/Codex), based on compatibility issues I encountered while developing my own Modpack. I guided the requirements and tested the fixes in-game; AI handled the code implementation.