Load natives from classpath
Make command argument types a forge registry
Add `EntityMobGriefingEvent` to `Allay#wantsToPickUp`
Overhaul `ServerChatEvent` to use `ChatDecorator` system
Remove `ClientChatEvent#setMessage` for now
Gradle 7.5
Signed-off-by: SizableShrimp <sizableshrimp@sizableshrimp.me>
* Add a classpath transformer discoverer to load custom transformation services from the classpath
* Update ClasspathTransformerDiscoverer to 1.18
* Update license year
* Update license header
* Fix the other license headers
* Update ClasspathTransformerDiscoverer to 1.19
* Implement a simple feature system for Forge. Allows mods to demand certain features are available in the loading system. An example for java_version is provided, but not expected to be used widely. This is more targeted to properties of the display, such as GL version and glsl profile.
Requires https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeSPI/pull/13 to be merged first in ForgeSPI, and the SPI to be updated appropriately in build.gradle files.
* rebase onto 1.19 and add in SPI update
* Bump pack.mcmeta formats
* 1.19 biome modifiers
* Mark ClientPlayerNetworkEvent.LoggedOutEvent's getters as nullable
* Add docs and package-info to client extension interfaces package
* Move RenderBlockOverlayEvent hooks to ForgeHooksClient
* Add package-infos to client events package
* Rename SoundLoadEvent to SoundEngineLoadEvent
This reduces confusion from consumers which may think the
name SoundLoadEvent refers to an individual sound being loaded rather
than the sound engine.
* Document and change SoundLoadEvent to fire on mod bus
Previously, it fired on both the mod bus and the Forge bus, which is
confusing for consumers.
* Delete SoundSetupEvent
Looking at its original implementation shows that there isn't an
appropriate place in the new sound code to reinsert the event, and the
place of 'sound engine/manager initialization event' is taken already by SoundLoadEvent.
* Perform some cleanup on client events
- Removed nullable annotations from ClientPlayerNetworkEvent
- Renamed #getPartialTicks methods to #getPartialTick, to be consistent
with vanilla's naming of the partial tick
- Cleanup documentation to remove line breaks, use the
spelling 'cancelled' over
'canceled', and improve docs on existing and
new methods.
* Remove EntityEvent.CanUpdate
ClosesMinecraftForge/MinecraftForge#6394
* Switch to Jetbrains nullability annotations
* New PlayLevelSoundEvent; replaces old PlaySoundAtEntityEvent
* Remove ForgeWorldPresetScreens
* Remove IForgeRegistryEntry
* Remove use of List<Throwable> in FML's CompletableFutures
* Add docs to mod loading stages, stages, and phases
* Gradle 7.4.2
* Use SLF4J in FMLLoader and other subprojects
* Switch dynamic versions in subprojects to pinned ones
* Switch ForgeRoot and MDK to FG plugin markers
* Configure Forge javadoc task
The task now uses a custom stylesheet with MCForge elements, and
configured to combine the generation from the four FML subprojects
(fmlloader, fmlcore, javafmllanguage, mclanguage) and the Forge project
into the javadoc output.
* Update docs/md files, for 1.19 update and the move away from IRC to Discord.
* Make "Potentially dangerous alternative prefix" a debug warning, not info.
Co-authored-by: Curle <curle@gemwire.uk>
Co-authored-by: sciwhiz12 <arnoldnunag12@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: SizableShrimp <sizableshrimp@sizableshrimp.me>
After internal discussion, it was decided that we need to include
"contributors" to the license header. This avoids claiming that the
Java source files are under the exclusive copyright ownership of Forge
LLC, which excludes contributors that still hold copyright ownership
over their contributions (but is licensed under the LGPLv2.1 as stated
in the Forge CLA).
Core game mods are mods which are required to exist in the environment
during mod loading. These may be specially provided mods (for example,
the `minecraft` mod), or mods which are vital to the framework which
FML is connected to (for example, Forge and the `forge` mod).
These core game mods are used as the only existing mods in the mod list
if mod sorting or dependency verification fails. This allows later
steps in the which use resources from these mod files to work correctly
(up to when the error screen is shown and the game exits).
Deprecate helper functions related to ModFile/Metadata.
Mark ModFileFactory as to be removed from our usage.
It may be useful for other loaders, but introduces a weird level of indirection that makes things a pain.
If there are consumers of this API please leave feedback before the next major mc version so we can be sure to provide something useful.
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