Looking for weekly versions?
Publishing a mod to CurseForge does, unfortunately, involve a lot of manual work. For this reason, starting with 21w03a, I'll only publish weekly versions on Modrinth, where publishing a version is just one button click for me. You can find weekly versions for all my mods on https://modrinth.com/mods?q=Giselbaer&s=downloads. Versions for official MC versions will still be published here.
Mod description
This mod speeds up trading with villagers a lot, by changing the meaning of the buttons in the trade selection GUI:
- Clicking a trade will execute this trade once (instead of just preparing it)
- Shift-clicking a trade will execute it as often as possible (until either the villager locks the trade or you run out of trading materials)
- Ctrl-clicking the trade will prepare, but not execute it (the default behaviour of the selection buttons)
Older versions of the mod (before MC 1.14) brought their own GUI, as those versions didn't have a quick way to select a trade. With 1.14, this GUI got removed. If you've been using one of the older versions, don't think the new version doesn't work; it just doesn't show the GUI anymore as there's no real reason to have it.
The mod generally works with servers as well. If it doesn't with yours, your server owner may have some AntiCheat plugin enabled; there's not much I can do in this case.
I just registered an account to say thank you this mod helps me a ton
just a quick question, does this mod require fabric api? i wanna use it for speedrunning but fabric api is banned
Yes it does. It could probably be changed to not use the API without much trouble, but I can't imagine anybody allow this mod for speedrunning as it definitely gives you an advantage.
First of all, thanks so much for this mod (and for updating it to every snapshot) :D
Is there a way to access a config to change the keybinds? Specifically I would like to change the Shift-click to Shift-Rightclick to avoid accidentally hitting villagers when exiting their UI too fast.
Could you please update this to the latest snapshot.
Thanks.
In reply to meDMT:
snapshots update constantly, there'd be no point cause in a few days-weeks there will be another snapshot
As noted in the description, I publish snapshot versions to Modrinth (where it's much easier to publish a mod automatically than to CurseForge).
can you list fabric api as a relation library in curseforge? it'd save a lot of confusion.
Oh a cool client-sided mod that I really need!
"Forge Status: Not planned"
Understandable, have a nice day.
a librarian from the third image deserves a bucket of lava.
An option to change binds would be useful so you can make single click perform the current shift + click
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Hi, thorgeig! I noticed just now that under Minecraft 1.15, there is the 1.14.4 version of the mod... is there a 1.15.2 version of this mod? Thank you!
Edit: I should mention that the version of the mod listed under 1.15 does NOT work for 1.15.
Hi Fadedmartian, I just rechecked my old 1.15.2 MC instance - the 1.14.4 version of the mod (easiervillagertrading-1.14.4-fabric0.4.1-1.4.jar) definitely works with 1.15.2.
If you're used to versions before 1.14, then you might be missing the GUI - the mod doesn't bring its own GUI anymore, since 1.14, because the vanilla GUI got enhanced in that version. Now you just click a trade on the left to execute it (or shift-click, to execute it as often as possible); the mod changes the behavior of those buttons.
Can somebody explain me why fabric modders are always angry with forge?
I'm not at all angry with Forge, and several of my mods have a Fabric and a Forge version (AntiGhost, Durability Viewer, Grid, RandomBlockPlacement, WorldTime). I want to make mods, not fight holy wars.
That said: Forge has, in my opinion, never recovered from the 1.13 rewrite, is still lacking options that Fabric has (built-in config system, client-side command registration, the're still no mappings for the methods to create screens, ...), and many things that I can do easily with Fabric just can't be done in Forge. Which is why my bigger mods are Fabric only. I don't have the time to support both modloaders, and making a Fabric mod costs me a lot less time than doing the same in Forge.
In reply to thorgeig:
but who the heck plays fabric????? I bet more of the half of the downloads the fabric mods have are form people thinking it is for forge and then deleting them
Well, I am playing Fabric, and at least my mods are clearly marked Fabric or Forge in the file names, so if people still download for the wrong modloader, it's their own fault. And know what? I don't really care about how many downloads I get. I'm playing vanilla (resp. Spigot/Paper) servers, and make my mods because I want them to exist and use them myself. and I want to give other people the chance to use them as well. Doing that with Fabric is way easier than it would be in Forge, so I'm using Fabric. Yes, CurseForge rewards Authors with a few pennies, but, from downloads, I'm making less per year than I'm making in my job per day, so, download count isn't an important metric to me.
In reply to thorgeig:
Im sorry, I was a little mean. I admire your acomplishments because I know how hard it is to do it and how much time and dedication it requires. I wish you luck and sorry for criticize and for my bad english. Bye bye!
In reply to ScaryLemonJuice_5047:
all the people i know play on fabric for newer versions