Fabric API is the core library for the most common hooks and intercompatibility measures utilized by mods using the Fabric toolchain
This is SEPARATE from the Fabric loader! You need both for most mods!
Keep in mind the project is in early development and requires the Fabric mod loader!
please make a already made insaller so we can load it when downloading
What options are there for the different settings in the indigo-renderer.properties config file?
In reply to Lras916:
Probably best to check the fabricmc.net website or ask on the Fabric Discord here: https://discord.gg/v6v4pMv to get your answer.
Can you please create a separate 1.12 version, the mod that requires this (Hwyla) operates on 1.12.2
In reply to tippyship:
"Makers of Hwyla made a version for a non existing version of fabric" Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
In reply to Synthestra:
(What I'm saying is, no they didn't)
In reply to tippyship:
Fabric is only for 1.14+ versions of Minecraft, Hwyla's 1.12.2 versions can be found here https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/hwyla/files/all?filter-game-version=2020709689:6756 and just select a file to find out in the changelog what has been changed for the mod as well as what the mod requires underneath (using latest 1.12.2 as reference: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/hwyla/files/2568751).
In reply to SuntannedDuck2:
Curseforge's reply indents are weird as heck, I assumed you were talking to me for a few minutes lmao.
In reply to Synthestra:
Sorry about that, can't help that it auto selects the last person as the person being replied to. XD Still getting used to how to go about directed replies.
I am not able to use this on a fabric server (MC 1.15.1). On adding the API jar, it crashes.
Can I use fabric and forge at the same time?
If I can, how can I do it on twitch?
In reply to WeirdoDZN:
That is not possible, sorry.
where do i get the fabric loader? cuz i can't find it in search
In reply to the_michigan_potato:
You can find it here: https://fabricmc.net/use/ They should link it somewhere but seems they haven't or most will come across it with install tutorials on Youtube/the Fabric Discord I assume.
If you need anymore help check this forum or just ask me through this comment: https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-mods/mods-discussion/2938388-fabric-18w50a-to-1-14-4-rel-snapshot-mod-loader
Or the Fabric Discord under the #player general or #player support channels: https://discord.gg/v6v4pMv
In reply to the_michigan_potato:
https://fabricmc.net/wiki/install
asiekierka, I love what you do, but you really muddied things up with fabric. Its frustrating and infuriating to see mods get split like this. The very least you can do is make it integrable with forge. I really don't think that's too much to ask with the wedge you've driven between mods. I know forge is hoity toity and lex is a 8==> but don't make the players suffer!!!
In reply to abloodyf3tus:
I have not been involved with Fabric's development process since this summer - real life, work and other projects take up too much of my time currently...
Regarding Forge interop, though. Quoting the wiki: "Fabric does not currently work on top of Forge on modern Minecraft versions. It is theoretically possible to create a way to do so - that is to say, there are no known major technical obstacles in accomplishing such. [...] The development team does not consider Forge interop a high-priority goal, as our focus in our limited time dedicated to the project is on supporting the Fabric community and its developers and users." To put it in simpler terms, adding Forge interoperability is not trivial, nobody currently developing Fabric really feels like doing it, and hobbyists are unlikely to work on things they're not interested in and/or passionate about.
As for any "wedges", keep in mind choosing Forge or Fabric is each modder's individual choice. That we're seeing a continued existence of large quantities of Fabric mods only goes to show how many modders were dissatisfied with Forge's monopoly. All of this should resolve itself in due time. If it helps you, think of Fabric mods like Bukkit mods, mods on outdated versions, or Better Than Wolves and its ecosystem - that is, a separate thing entirely that is extremely unlikely to be fully interoperable.
In reply to asiekierka:
A very polite and measured response, I would expect nothing less.
I think what you (and team) created is fantastic .... a modding api that is able to keep pace with MC snapshots is an incredible achievement.
The posters comment on wedges I think is valid to a point but certainly not your fault.
I believe the dilemma that we face is, and it is by no means restricted to Fabric, that updates are happening so fast that modders with larger mods (like Thaumcraft) and/or variety mods (like Extra Utilities) take a while to update and often someone comes in and takes an item and creates a mod from it, eg there is an Angel Block mod out and not by Tema.
I am more concerned that modding is becoming a game of "I liked that in 1.12, the author hasn't updated ...so I'll take that". It means we have more modders but a lot less original thought. If the original authors see their content already out there are they going to drop from the scene?
Modding, as you know, is a pretty thankless hobby, users are far more likely to reach out with criticism or demands than with appreciation so if ideas are so easily appropriated does this remove another reason for modders to continue.
How much has Fabric contributed to this? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I have not used Fabric, I found my way here after seeing, with disappointment, that I may never play with Tech Reborn again.
However, while I have the chance, thank you for you work, even that which I have not used, it is all adding to the MC community. And I hope that 'real life' is good to you. Merry Christmas (or Happy Holidays if you don't participate)
In reply to ockerspock:
That is debatable to an extent.
This is nothing new. Remember RedPower 2? Remember TMI -> NEI -> JEI?
Idea appropriation? There's probably some of it in the community, but I don't think it's a new phenomenon, rather something the community is already used to and has been for ages.
After talking to modders, for many the choice was not between Fabric and Forge, but between Fabric and burnout. So - just maybe - some mods being on Fabric is not a choice of mod loader, but a choice of existence.
In reply to abloodyf3tus:
All points made by the other posters are right . But for me the main points on why I use Fabric are,
1. When MC 1.14 was release, Forge still did not have a working 1.13.
2. Forge did not even start to work on MC 1.13 till the first full release of 1.13, Fabric started work from the first 1.13 snapshot.
3. Modders found info from Forge on what it was doing with was not forthcoming, so mod updates could not be worked on.
and most of all for me
4. The Mods I did use on Forge 1.12.2 most have not been updated to 1.13.x or even 1.14.x let alone 1.15.x They have only got updated to 1.13.x
5. MulitMC removed Forge from its list as it became incompatible with it but Fabric works with MultiMC.
6. The Fabric Devs are fast. within an hour or two of an MC release you have a Fabric Release. I cant see Forge doing that.
But this is just Me.