KAMI is a fabric mod. Download the latest release, or preferably, build it yourself.
Download and run the installer for Fabric from here if you do not have it already. KAMI does not require Fabric API.
Move the KAMI jar file to the mods
folder in your .minecraft
directory.
While ingame, press Y to open the GUI. The wizard will help you further. He doesn't bite.
The command prefix is .
by default. The autocompletion will list what commands are available.
If you encounter bugs or crashes, please open a new issue.
To ask for help, join the Discord.
Note: You need to be logged into GitHub to do this. If you don't want to login, build your own jar, or download the latest from releases.
- Go to the Actions tab
- Click on the latest action
- Click on "KAMI Artifacts archive"
- Extract downloaded zip file
- Install
If you get a 404 error after following step 3, you're not logged in to GitHub.
- In Intellij, navigate to
File > New > Project from Version Control...
- Paste
https://github.com/zeroeightysix/KAMI/
in theURL
field, and hit Clone. - Allow gradle to set up the project. This might take a while. (~ 8 minutes)
- To generate the run configurations, run the
idea
gradle task. - To generate attachable sources, run the
genSources
task and attach the generated sources in your IDE.
- Download or clone the KAMI repository.
- Run
gradle build
- The built jar is in
build/libs/
. There are 2 jars, pick the in the format ofKAMI-version.jar
, notKAMI-version-shadow.jar
.
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