Loader Versoid #1594
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Try changing your gradle properties to be the following from the example mod: In your config, you appear to be specifiying a 1.17.1 version of fabric api, but with minecraft 1.17 |
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According to curseforge, the last version of fabric api for 1.17 was 0.36.0+1.17 |
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That version was using yarn version +build.6 |
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Where are the fires for the minecraft mods located? |
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The .minecraft folder in AppData is not used in mod development, or is this a totally new question for this thread? Assuming it is not a totally new question, when you do runclient or runserver |
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As I said above, you change it by changing the dependencies in the gradle project. Here is a link to a fork I have of 1.17 (not 1.17.1) fabric-example mod In the build.gradle you will see the dependency:
The $ means it is using a property. In this case it is defined in the gradle.properties.
This is the version of fabric-api you want for 1.17 and I posted it earlier. |
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We are not psychic. :-) I just retested that fork I posted and it works fine. These are the steps I did:
This checkouts my fork of the example mod Build the project and run minecraft in client mode
This is the output I got from the start of minecraft loading.
Now you do the same and tell me what is different/doesn't work. |
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That's not fabric api's problem. |
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Start a new discussion for a new problem. This thread is already long. |
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Go here to see the issue
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