👋 Introduction to HammerSeries

Get familiar with Java, Gradle, Minecraft & Forge APIs

Before starting on using Hammer-mods, you should have basic knowledge on Java language, Gradle framework, Minecraft API and NeoForge API. Without them, it will be much harder to develop.

Before using anything here, you should firstly add HammerLib to your workspace!

IDE Support

If you're using IntelliJ IDEA, consider using HammerHelper plugin!

Or use the prepared mod template!

You can use this template for setting up workspace. Just select the branch that corresponds with the version that you want to develop, and use it as a template

🦊 1.21 and Above (NeoForge)

Firstly, add my repository to your workspace. The repositories block should already be present in your build.gradle

repositories {
    maven {
        name = "Zeitheron Maven"
        url = "https://maven.zeith.org/"
        content {
            includeGroupByRegex "org\\.zeith.*"
        }
    }
}

After adding the repository, navigate to dependencies closure. In here you are going to add two dependencies:

dependencies {
    implementation "org.zeith.hammerlib:HammerLib-1.21:0.0.0"
}

Make sure to replace the 1.21 with your game version, 0.0.0 with latest HammerLib version for given game version.

After this, refresh your project in IDE of your choice.

You should see HammerLib and HammerAnimations appear in your classpath.

🔨 1.14-1.20 (MinecraftForge)

Firstly, add my repository to your workspace. The repositories block should already be present in your build.gradle

repositories {
    maven {
        name = "Zeitheron Maven"
        url = "https://maven.zeith.org/"
        content {
            includeGroupByRegex "org\\.zeith.*"
        }
    }
}

After adding the repository, navigate to dependencies closure. In here you are going to add two dependencies:

dependencies {
    implementation fg.deobf("org.zeith.hammerlib:HammerLib-1.21:0.0.0")
}

Make sure to replace the 1.21 with your game version, 0.0.0 with latest HammerLib version for given game version.

After this, refresh your project in IDE of your choice.

You should see HammerLib and HammerAnimations appear in your classpath.

📁 1.12.2

Warning!

While 1.12.2 is very ancient version, HammerLib was built and is still being mainteined for 1.12.2 to support TerrariaCraft project.

Before proceeding, make sure you are using stable_39 MCP mappings. This is very important, and ignoring this is going to crash your game.

After that is ensured, add my repository to your workspace. The repositories block should already be present in your build.gradle

repositories {
    maven {
        name = "Zeitheron Maven"
        url = "https://maven.zeith.org"
    }
}

After adding the repository, navigate to dependencies closure. In here you are going to add two dependencies:

dependencies {
    deobfCompile "org.zeith.HammerLib:HammerLib-1.12.2:12.2.1"
}

After this, run gradle setupDecompWorkspace idea for IntelliJ IDEA or gradle setupDecompWorkspace eclipse for Eclipse IDE.

You should see HammerLib appear in your classpath.

info

Some features from these tutorials may not be available on 1.12.2, but a lot of them should be there.