WildHeart

Yes, I know. There is a WorldEdit mod, I need to get data from its channel for my mod on the client. I can leave the mod only on the server and register the WorldEdit channel. But I am testing the mod in the ide and at startup the WorldEdit channel is registered on both sides, which prevents the mod from launching

There is a channel from which I need to receive incoming data, but as I noticed, Forge does not provide such an opportunity or am I missing something? It would be possible to register the desired channel and add a listener to it, but then the game will crash and give an error about an already existing channel.

And I need to load each jar(as Forge does with mods) in runtime

Yes, but what's the point of carrying 20+ dependencies with you when you can load only what you need(yes, my mod can do this), but I need to load these dependencies during startup. I found this Launch.classLoader.addURL but apparently this does not work with the new version of Forge.

No, these are separate libraries that are loaded as needed

And the last question, I have libraries that are loaded into mods/myfolder and I need to load them. Fabric has a FabricLauncherBase.getLauncher() But I don't see anything in forge that can allow this to be done

Yes, but the problem is that need to make sure that the registered commands are vanilla

It needs to be added for all vanilla commands, perhaps it should be done via CommandNode, but I'm not sure that binding to literal argument will work

To avoid creating a new topic I'll ask here, how to add requires for vanilla commands?

Is it possible to switch the mod to the server-only state? So that even if the mod was installed on the client, it could not start(it was skipped by the mod loader)

Previously, the registration was in FMLServerStartingEvent, now there is an additional event for this, but this is inconvenient. That's why I'm asking how this can be done. Or is it possible to call FMLServerStartingEvent at the beginning, and then RegisterCommandsEvent?

Oh, okey. @SubscribeEvent public void serverStarting(FMLServerStartingEvent e) { // Creating managerProvider managerProvider.register(); } // In ManagerProvider public void register() { MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.addListener(this::onCommandRegister); } But it doesn't work for me

Hi, i have a FMLServerStartingEvent and i need register RegisterCommandsEvent, but i can't make this. Event registration only goes through the constructor, are there any workarounds to solve this?

Solved, need add this to build.gradle classpath "org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-serialization:1.5.21"