Description

Moonlight Lib

📖 About 📖

 

Formerly Selene Library, Moonlight Lib is a set of specialized utilities and shared code that I use for my mods.
These include some highly specialized features such as dynamic asset generation, 2 new data registries, dynamic registration system as well as your usual multi loader helpers and wrappers to develop for both Fabric and Forge

🛠️ Features🛠️

 

Here are the most important features included. If you are a developer planning to use this library this is the section for you!

The main place for documentations are these:

• This page
• Example Package classes on github
• Java Docs in classes from API package on github

To import this lbrary, simply go into the file section here and click "copy gradle line". Then paste that in your build.gradle file.

 

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🎨Dynamic Assets

Moonlight allows you to generate any asset dynamically, for both datapacks and resource packs. In particulat the mod contains an extensive API to generate dynamic textures with tools like extracting palette, cropping, reshaping images, automatic recoloring and more.

 

• Dynamic Resources example:
  

  

• Texture Recoloring example:
  

  

• Palette manipulation example:
  

  

   

🌍 Multiloader Utilities

These sets of utilities try to be as simple as possible, usually just relying on static helper functions instead of annotations or other OOP practices, and mainly emulate Forge behavior by simply wrapping it with helper functions. For fabric the equivalent behavior is called or implemented if its not available. Some highlight of this are Deferred registration, Common Setup and more.

Mod focus is on simplicity so most important calls are split among just 4 main API classes.

These are: PlatHelper, ClientHelper, RegHelper and ForgeHelper. 

For configs and networking the main classes are ConfigBuilder and ChannelHandler

Configs in particular have extra features like being able to use Codecs, be loaded early or be automatically synced to clients

 

• PlatHelper example:
  

  

• ClientHelper example
  

  

• RegHelper example:
  

  

    

• ConfigBuilder example:
  

  

• ChannelHandler example:
  

  

   

📒 Dynamic Registration

This includes a new system (BlockSetAPI) which allows to dynamically detect "block sets" right after all blocks have been registered and dynamically register new entries which depend on it. An example is using the builtin WoodTypeRegistry or LeavesTypeRegistry, two block sets that will be populated dynamically with all installed woods and leaves from any mod, allowing you to register your wooden items in all existing wood types.

• BlockSetAPI example : defining a block set
  

  

• BlockSetAPI example: registering dynamic blocks
  

  

🧙‍♂️ Misc Utilities

• DispenserHelper example
  

  

• First and Third-person Item animations example:
  

  

   

🍩Custom Baked Models

• Custom Model and Model Loader example:
  

  

• Quad Utils example:
  

  

 

🌽Custom Villager Trades

Using the `moonlight/villager_trades` datapack folder you'll be able to add new custom trades to any villager. Here's an example trade.  Check out Supplementaries of Sawmill for more examples

• Block Color API:A set of utilities which allows to detect any arbitrary modded block DyeColor as well as getting the equivalent block in a different color
  This works dynamically for any modded block or item

 

• Custom map markers: 
    A complete system that allows to easily implement and add map decoration and map markers as well as control every aspect of them like rendering. Also allows storing simple data inside maps data offering a couple of hooks to use it too like on item tooltip.
   This system also offers a simple Data Driven implementation meaning you can easily register new markers with datapacks!

 

• Dynamic Villager AI
  A helper system to easily and dynamically add tasks and modify villager schedules in a compatible way without overriding the whole existing AI. Also allows to properly add memory types

 

• Custom first and third person animations:
    Allows modders to implement a simple interface in their items to allow it to have custom third and first person animations (like crossbows). 
   Includes simple and easy to use interfaces that can let you control first person and third person animations as well as a callback for rendering the item itself (similar to spyglass) directly in your item class

 

• Grindstone achievement triggers:
    The mod adds a custom trigger that gets called when an item is passed through a grindstone that you can call in your mods advancements jsons
  
  
• Soft fluid system:
    An entirely Data Driven custom virtual fluid system that goes on top of forge one and is designed to fit better in vanilla minecraft and having as main feature the ability to have multiple fluid containers items like bottles, bowls and buckets, as well as providing support for stews and drinks that can be consumed directly from a fluid tank. As opposed to the forge fluid system it has a base unit of 1 minecraft bottle (250 forge mb). The system also automatically generates all the needed fluids for already registered forge fluids and allows the user to override them or add to them easily. Fluids are virtual so they can only exist in modded container specifically for them

 

❤️Support Me❤️

 

Modding is taking a lot of my time, so if you like what I do, and you would like to support me, you can do so here. If you do, you'll receive a custom Globe and or Statue just for you! This also applies if you purchase a server from Akliz using "supplementaries" code.

 

 

🦉 Our Mods🦉

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What means Verified?

• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
• Functionality: The mod should work as advertised and not cause any game-breaking bugs or crashes.
• Security: The mod should not contain any malicious code or attempts to steal personal information.
• Performance: The mod should not cause a significant decrease in the game's performance, such as by causing lag or reducing frame rates.
• Originality: The mod should be original and not a copy of someone else's work.
• Up-to-date: The mod should be regularly updated to fix bugs, improve performance, and maintain compatibility with the latest version of Minecraft.
• Support: The mod should have an active developer who provides support and troubleshooting assistance to users.
• License: The mod should be released under a clear and open source license that allows others to use, modify, and redistribute the code.
• Documentation: The mod should come with clear and detailed documentation on how to install and use it.

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How to Install