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Launcher
A custom launcher for Minecraft that allows you to easily manage multiple installations of Minecraft at once
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CodeRabbit
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PolyMC
A custom launcher for Minecraft that allows you to easily manage multiple installations of Minecraft at once (Fork of MultiMC)
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Starlight
Discontinued Rewrites the light engine to fix lighting performance and lighting errors [Moved to: https://github.com/PaperMC/Starlight] (by Spottedleaf)
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lithium
A Fabric mod designed to improve the general performance of Minecraft without breaking things (by CaffeineMC)
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Essential-Commands
Configurable, permissions-backed utility commands for Fabric servers (tpa, home, warp, spawn, back, nick, rtp)
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tic-tacs
Discontinued Experimental mod to improve Minecraft's chunk loading performance as well as allow for multithreading. Currently inactive.
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Fabrication
A huge collection of vanilla tweaks and small features for both Fabric and Forge. (by FalsehoodMC)
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Starlight
Discontinued Rewrites the light engine to fix lighting performance and lighting errors (by PaperMC)
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fabric-carpet discussion
fabric-carpet reviews and mentions
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Mods used in skyblock series
Carpet Mod - Carpet Mod is a mod for vanilla Minecraft that allows you to take full control of what matters from a technical perspective of the game.
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Breaking the Limits: How Folia Made 1k Player Minecraft Server a Reality
I would say out of those, Paper, mainly due to lack of toolchain complexity or unusual concepts like mixins. I'd say it's a great introduction to Java.
But other things you should also be looking into:
Skript provides an interesting easy-to-use DSL language for Paper/Spigot servers - https://github.com/SkriptLang/Skript
Scarpet provides an interesting easy-to-use DSL language for Fabric servers - https://github.com/gnembon/fabric-carpet/blob/master/docs/sc...
Opencomputers and Computercraft are mods that adds computers to Minecraft, running Lua. OpenGlasses2 lets you code your own augmented reality glasses in Minecraft, because why not? https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/opencomputers https://www.computercraft.info/
Minecraft Pi Edition was an ARM-only release of Minecraft Pocket Edition that is scriptable using TCP sockets, with APIs for various programming languages. Unfortunately, it was dead by the time it was finished, as it never got any updates after the initial release and doesn't have ARM64 support, and is a very limited version of the game https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/edition/pi
Minecraft Education edition has a Scratch-like programming system, but it's only available to teachers and is another thing they sorta dropped the ball on https://education.minecraft.net/en-us
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Terrible Friends [SMP] {Fabric} {Redstone Friendly} {Whitelist} {1.20}
Carpet: Moderation tools, such as tick manipulation. Also displays TPS on the tab list. (not updated)
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Wood farm causing lag?
I don't own an Apple M1, so I have no idea. You can try setting up a fabric server with carpet mod on your M1, and use the /log command to see the server mspt.
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[Lightly Modded] Sand Generator using Carpet Mod/Carpet Extras
In my current world, I'm using some light mods to add things I think should be in vanilla - movable block entities, dispensers placing blocks, vanilla autocrafting, and renewable sand via anvils. This is all done with Carpet Mod, Carpet Extras, and the Vanilla Autocrafting extension. Because of this, I am doing a no duping challenge, so I need renewable sand somehow. So, using the mechanic of anvils crushing cobblestone into sand that was added in Carpet Extras, I made this contraption that produces about 25 stacks per hour (rough guess). Not terribly fast, but hey, it's renewable and it isn't duping, so I'm happy.
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How to install and run carpet scripts
This GitHub page should have every info you'd need
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Need fake player mod
You can spawn bots with Carpet Mod . You can also do a lot of other things with but you can read that on github. Just type /player Name(your name, or what ever) spawn. It will spawn a bot with the right skin for that player.
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SciCraft like server setup
Carpet Mod (logging, fake players and more)
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How to count blocks produced by a farm with command blocks? (Tutorial)
If you want to make a multi-hour test, you can try using CarpetMods tick warp feature. By using the command /tick warp 72000 for example, your game will run as fast as your PC can handle for 72000 ticks. If you are in a void world, this can let your game run at over 100x speed, letting you test your farms for "hours" in just a few minutes.
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Why is my TNT not dropping 100% of the blocks it destroys? 1.19.3 Fabric, mod list inside
There was a bug in carpet mod, now it resolved in recent release: https://github.com/gnembon/fabric-carpet/releases/tag/1.4.92
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Stats
gnembon/fabric-carpet is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of fabric-carpet is Java.