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Oh My Minecraft Client Forge 1.20.1
This mod is migrated from ommc
This is a Forge 1.20.1 port of Oh My Minecraft Client. The original is a Fabric mod by plusls. This port is maintained independently and does not cover exactly the same set of features (see "Not Implemented Yet" and "Differences from the Fabric Version" below).
Make Minecraft Client Great Again!
The default hotkey to open the in-game config GUI is O + C.
Dependencies
| Dependency | Download |
|---|---|
| MaFgLib | GitHub |
MaFgLib is the Forge port of malilib. The entire config system, config GUI and hotkey system of this mod come from it, so it is a hard dependency and must be installed.
Features
Persist Chat History (dontClearChatHistory)
Saves the messages in the chat box to a file when you leave a world, and restores them the next time you join the same world.
- Category:
Generic - Type:
boolean - Default value:
false
Where it is saved
<game directory>/config/ommc/chat-history/<SHA-1 fingerprint>.json
Isolated per world
Chat history is stored separately for each "world", so different saves and different servers never mix:
- Singleplayer: the absolute path of the save root directory (
saves/<level name>) is used as the identity - Multiplayer: the server address (
host:port) is used as the identity
The identity is hashed with SHA-1 to form the file name, so it can neither collide nor fail to write because a world name contains illegal characters. The readable world name is also recorded inside the file for manual inspection, and the stored identity is verified again on load — so even a manually renamed or copied file will not cause histories to mix.
When it is saved
On "leaving the world". At that moment the chat history has not been cleared yet, so the content is complete.
Behaviour when restoring
- Restored messages are shown all at once and fade out after about 10 seconds (the vanilla mechanism)
- Click / hover events are stripped from restored messages — those events originally belonged to the server-side message; keeping them would make a click send a command to the current server, which is both confusing and risky
- A separator line
── chat history from the previous session ──is inserted before them - At most the latest 100 messages are kept
Differences from the Fabric version
The original dontClearChatHistory prevents the chat box from being cleared within a session.
This port instead persists it across sessions by saving on exit and restoring on join, which also
makes it immune to clearing the chat with F3+D. In addition, the original semantics cover the input
history (the lines you scroll through with the up arrow), whereas this port only saves the messages,
not the input history.
Building
JDK 17 is required. Put the MaFgLib jar into a Maven-layout directory under libs/repo, then build
with Gradle:
./gradlew clean build
The output is placed under build/libs/.
License
This project is available under the LGPL-3.0 license. The original Oh My Minecraft Client is also licensed under LGPL-3.0.
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