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QuickCarpet

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This is not the official carpet version by gnembon, but an alternative implementation providing a different set of features.

Major features include:

  • Commands to measure performance and change the tick speed
  • Movable Block Entities
  • Auto Crafting Table
  • Features to make more items renewable

Almost all features can be configured using /carpet and are set to their vanilla value by default.

A list of all configurable rules can be queried with /carpet list or seen here for the latest development version

Primarily aimed for use as a standalone mod, but compatibility with other open source mods is attempted if feasible. Report an issue in that case.

Installation

  • Install Fabric: Instructions
  • Download QuickCarpet:
    • Full releases from Releases
    • Development builds from Actions
      • Select the build you want to download (master for the latest stable Minecraft version,other branches for snapshots)
      • When logged in click on quickcarpet-jars
      • Extract quickcarpet-jars and use the JAR file with the shortest name (without -dev.jar or -sources)
  • Put the quickcarpet-<version>.jar into the mods/ folder

Compiling

Steps 2 & 3 are optional if you don't want to change the source code

  1. Clone this repo
  2. Run gradlew genSources idea for IntelliJ and gradlew genSources eclipse for Eclipse and import the Gradle project
  3. Run gradlew generateJava and add build/generated/java as a source directory ("Generated Sources Root" in IntelliJ)
  4. Run gradlew build for creating a build (result in build/libs/)