Today’s game is minecraft. I played some more with my friends on the Cobblemon server. When they weren’t looking i snuck off and found the stronghold. Unluckily the entire thing was empty, so i plopped in the two Eyes of Ender i had and went home. I found one ender pearl on my way home, but i need to gather 9 more.
Interestingly the Stronghold was kind of ripped apart and i got out in this cool mushroom cavern thing added by a mod in the modpack. It’s probably Oh the Biomes you’ll go that adds it but i’m not sure.
It almost makes me wish i had shaders because i’d love to see how this looks with them. The blue glow would look pretty i imagine.
On my way home i saw 4 polar bears in a row. There’s not much too this one. I just thought it was funny seeing 4 of them in a row:
After i got home i worked some more on my base. I didn’t get screenshots but i have this awesome perimeter wall going around it. I spend a good 30 minutes building it. I eventually want to build a second one and expand that out more so i have a large courtyard area. Maybe to put a ranch to watch my Pokemon.
That’s a great question that requires some decent Java expertise
Its per-case, per-mod, per-version
If you’re lucky someone else has done the work for you and ported it to both versions. But in general if a mod is made exclusively for Fabric or Forge, it’s gonna stay that way
Check the wikis first - they both are extremely comprehensive and should cover most questions!
Even though I prefer Fabric I recommend making a mod first and getting started with Forge. Trust me when I say converting a mod after you’ve made one makes so much more sense
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But how to port a mod from froge to farbic
That’s a great question that requires some decent Java expertise
Its per-case, per-mod, per-version
If you’re lucky someone else has done the work for you and ported it to both versions. But in general if a mod is made exclusively for Fabric or Forge, it’s gonna stay that way
Oh I don’t want someone to do it for me, it would ruin the fun. I’m asking as a mediocre programmer who would love a challenge
Check the wikis first - they both are extremely comprehensive and should cover most questions!
Even though I prefer Fabric I recommend making a mod first and getting started with Forge. Trust me when I say converting a mod after you’ve made one makes so much more sense
https://wiki.fabricmc.net/
https://docs.minecraftforge.net/en/1.21.x/gettingstarted