

Open a terminal inside the project folder and run the client $ cd fabric-mod-starter Using Visual Studio Code: $ code fabric-mod-starterģ.

Open the project folder with your code editor Otherwise, click this link to download it.

If you use Git, just clone the repo: $ git clone Setting up the projectįor this guide, we will be using a starter to move quickly into actually building our first mod. Nevertheless, you can use whatever editor you like for this guide, as most of the steps will be performed in the CLI. Last but not least, we need to pick a code editor, in this case, I chose Visual Studio Code because it's my favorite editor. To be more specific, we need the JDK 8 to be able to compile our mod. Minecraft uses Java and so does Fabric, which means we also need to have the Java Development Kit or JDK installed. Multiple tools help you build Minecraft mods, and I chose Fabric because one of the mods that I usually play with was built with it. Just like in Minecraft, we need some tools but in this case, they will help us in the creation process of our first mod.
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All I can say is that I love their content, and it's awesome to see what you can accomplish with the power of code.Ī few days later, I had an idea to develop a Minecraft mod and thought Why not? It will be fun! Selecting the tools Basically, they build their own plugins to change the rules of the game and then they record themselves attempting to beat the modified game. Right now, there's a bunch of people recording and uploading Minecraft videos to YouTube, but these two found a way to make their content different. That video was really fun and got me to explore more of their content. A few weeks ago, YouTube recommended me a Minecraft video from Dream's Channel in which he was trying to beat the game while his friend George attempted to stop him.
