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Goldorion
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Topic category: Plugins and third-party tools
This plugin adds a new Fabric Generator to your MCreator.
Hi, I know you are all waiting for the 2023.4 port, but my motivation was very low for a long time. It's still not at its top, but I had enough of it to fix several reported bugs. I hope you'll enjoy it until I do the full 2023.4 update (it's a big update).
Important Information
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Supported Global triggers
- All procedure blocks (and global triggers) are marked as supported, but several of them will fail to build. THIS IS NORMAL. Do not report them.
- Mods will also require Fabric API to function properly, so when you want to play your mod, make sure you have Fabric API.
- Biomes now require TerraBlender to generate in the Overworld and the Nether.
- Some features are disabled because they are Forge-related features, so I can not support them.
Credits
- This generator re-uses a lot of the code used by the official Forge generators.
- Supporters on Ko-fi 💚❤️
License
- Licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License, version 3.0
- Mods created with this tool may be closed-source and/or distributed with a different license.
- Appropriate credit must be provided to the creators and maintainers of this software.
- Forked versions of this software must be distributed under the same license as this with attribution if distributed.
- Changes must be stated if any modified works are to be distributed.
- Under no circumstances can you state that the original creator endorses modified works.
Changelog:
To see a complete changelog of the plugin, check this file.
Last versions:
1.20.1-1.9.11:
* [Bugfix] Player right clicks on entity global trigger was called twice
* [Bugfix #480] GUI labels had a shadow
* [Bugfix #483] GUI tooltips gave a build error
* [Bugfix #493] Double plants could not be used
* [Bugfix #496] Player right-clicks on a block failed to build
* [Bugfix #503] Custom End biomes had multiple problemsThe plugin's page https://mcreator.net/plugin/64512/mcreator-fabric-generator
Edited by Goldorion on Tue, 01/30/2024 - 02:18
Do you not think its worth adding the small patches for 1.19.2 whilst 1.20 is still being updated? Like Mojang could release 1.20.2 in a week or so. Idk how easy it is to do the small update patches but I would really appreciate the effort to just release the small patch to 1.19.2, I'm not to bothered if new features don't come but stairs missing their textures being fixed would be really helpful
I don't want to bother you if you don't want to patch this issue but I really need to fix this issue, I think you said you just needed to update json models? Is it possible to unzip the plugin and copy the files over replacing the broken ones and rezip?
The issue is fixed now...
Hello, is it planned to add player persistent variables ?
Its not in the fabric api? I thought it was just an mcreator bug.
Player persistent variables require features that are not present in Fabric API, so I would need to implement something myself in every mod. However, you can use the Fabric Essentials MCreator plugins to have them.
Mine doesnt start for some reason it ran out of available RAM its set to 300 which always worked fine with forge but what should I set it to??
You literally said your answer. Allocate more RAM 🤷
Hey I've been trying to make a biome and I have TerraBlender Api installed but I still can't run the client. Any way how to fix it? Thanks.
I believe there is an issue when trying to create a biome using the plugin. It gives me a compile error when I do it and I've tested using the default forge and biomes dont give me the same error.
1.20.1-1.9.6
https://mcreator.net/plugin/64512/mcreator-fabric-generator
I have a question the plugin is compatibility to 1.16.5?
Hey, thank you for the great work, it's awesome!!
I'm sorry if I missed information somewhere, but are you planning on creating a 1.14.4 version?
I have no idea how hard that is to do, could I figure it out myself with basically 0 experience?
Thanks a lot and have a nice day/night
No, I don't plan to support older versions. They are quite old, so quite a lot of things now work differently in Minecraft, compared to those versions. Also, as I'm alone developing it, I don't have the time to support multiple versions, so I prefer supporting only the latest version and follow as much as possible the official generators.