EpheroLib
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Fabric/Forge library mod to make it a bit easier to develop mods for both platforms
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
Neoforge is a fork of the Minecraft Forge available for versions 1.20.1+ of Minecraft. Many Forge mods are compatible with Neoforge and vice versa.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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A library mod taking what I've learned in the past three years of modding, to help abstract code between fabric and forge.
Includes configurate, to be used on fabric and forge to allow for a common config system. (From Croptopia)
Includes a method of abstracting networking away, to hide the differences between fabric and forge packets. (From Shoppy)
Includes server side translations that use GSON, so that for fabric/forge serverside mods, the lang files don't need to be distributed to the client, but you can still take advantage of localization based on the language sent to the server by the client. (For this)
A GSON based storage abstraction for storing data that you want to be stored per world (From Professions)
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The library can be depended on by going here https://maven.epherical.com/#/releases/com/epherical/epherolib
A library mod taking what I've learned in the past three years of modding, to help abstract code between fabric and forge.
Includes configurate, to be used on fabric and forge to allow for a common config system. (From Croptopia)
Includes a method of abstracting networking away, to hide the differences between fabric and forge packets. (From Shoppy)
Includes server side translations that use GSON, so that for fabric/forge serverside mods, the lang files don't need to be distributed to the client, but you can still take advantage of localization based on the language sent to the server by the client. (For this)
A GSON based storage abstraction for storing data that you want to be stored per world (From Professions)
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