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Rule-based, contextually dynamic configuration options for supported mods.
Provides a framework or library for other mods to use.
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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This is a library mod that adds a rule-based effect system for use in Minecraft mods. Its most notable use is Waystones, where it controls the highly dynamic warp requirements, and Unbreakables, where it controls the rules of which blocks are unbreakable.
To achieve this, mods implement the Shogi API and expose properties that can then be configured using a Shogi expression, which is a simple text-based format. For information on how to write Shogi rules or how to implement Shogi for your own mod, see the documentation.
- Dynamic rule evaluation based on player, dimension, or other context
- Simple expression syntax to configure rules as well as JSON support
- Conditional logic and aggregates for advanced calculations
- Powerful configuration expansion for mod developers with many inbuilt effects
- Embeddable lightweight API for mod developers to easily add support
This is a library mod that adds a rule-based effect system for use in Minecraft mods. Its most notable use is Waystones, where it controls the highly dynamic warp requirements, and Unbreakables, where it controls the rules of which blocks are unbreakable.
To achieve this, mods implement the Shogi API and expose properties that can then be configured using a Shogi expression, which is a simple text-based format. For information on how to write Shogi rules or how to implement Shogi for your own mod, see the documentation.
- Dynamic rule evaluation based on player, dimension, or other context
- Simple expression syntax to configure rules as well as JSON support
- Conditional logic and aggregates for advanced calculations
- Powerful configuration expansion for mod developers with many inbuilt effects
- Embeddable lightweight API for mod developers to easily add support
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