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  1. You can find very helpful guides here and here on how to create a config, but I want to make a tutorial so here. 1.) Create the config file in your mod. Not the .toml, the .java in src/main/java/com/yourname/modid. Put it wherever in that directory you like, just name it something like Cli...
  2. I am creating a mod on forge 1.20.1 that makes Minecraft more wintery. I want to make it so that it always snows but I can't find how weather works in Minecraft. My plan was to check if it is raining, and if it is not in a biome that doesn't rain anyway, it instead snows. The fake code below is the...
  3. I created a custom effect called "Fullness" that prevents the player from losing hunger when they get the effect. For this, I created a new java class called FullnessEffect. Everything is working fine, and the player isn't able to lose hunger, but I wanted to make it so that whenever you have the Fu...
  4. Like the title i wanted to render a obj model into minecraft but i cant find any tutorials for this.
  5. This is a guide explaining how to get logs on various launchers. If there is a launcher you want to see added reply in the comments. Once you have logs you can either upload them as an attachment if they are in the form of a file, or if its in clipboard format you can put on a paste website....
  6. package com.example.examplemod.entity.renderer import com.example.examplemod.ExampleMod; import net.minecraft.client.model.HumanoidModel; import net.minecraft.client.model.Model; import net.minecraft.client.model.geom.ModelLayers; import net.minecraft.client.renderer.entity.EntityRendererProvider; i...
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