Fabric Wiki

• Information On Tutorials

• Introduction to Fabric and Modding
• Introduction to Modding with Fabric
• Setting up a Development Environment
• Reading the Minecraft source
• Modding with Fabric with Kotlin
• Basic Conventions and Terminology
• Server and Client Side
• Intro to Registries
  • Standard Registries
• Applying Changes without Restarting Minecraft
• Creating a lang file

Creation of items, such as tools, armor and food. Alongside crafting recipes and enchantments.

• Creating Your First Item
  • Custom Item Groups
  • Custom Item Tooltips
• Adding a Crafting Recipe
• Custom Armor
  • Adding an Armor Trim
• Custom Tools
• Adding a Shield
• Adding Custom Enchantments
• Adding Model Predicate Providers

Creation of blocks, storage of items and data in blocks via block entities, and the creation of models and blockstates.

• Creating Your First Block
• Block States
  • Making a Directional Block
  • Make the Block Waterloggable
• Adding a BlockEntity
  • Modify BlockEntity data
  • Sync BlockEntity data with ItemStack
• Storing Items in a Block as an Inventory
• Dynamically Change the Color of a Block or Item
• Manipulating a Block's Appearance
• Rendering Blocks and Items Dynamically
  • Rendering Blocks and Items Dynamically using a custom Model
  • Rendering Blocks and Items Dynamically using Block Entity Renderers
• Creating a Container Block
  • Syncing Custom Data with Extended ScreenHandlers
  • Syncing Integers with PropertyDelegates
• Adding a Custom Crop

The Fabric Data Generation API, which generates JSON files through data generators.

• Getting started using Data Generation
• Advancements Generation
• Loot Table Generation
• Model Generation
  • Bucket Texture Data Generation
• Tag Generation
• Recipe Generation
• Language File Generation

• Dimension Concepts
• Generating Custom Ores
• Adding Features
• Adding Trees (Advanced)
• Adding structures (vanilla tutorial in Minecraft Wiki)
• Adding Biomes (vanilla tutorial)
  • Adding Biomes in old versions
• Custom Chunk Generators (DRAFT)
• Adding World Presets
• Adding Dimensions (vanilla tutorial)
  • Creating a Custom Portal

Using Mojang's Brigadier libraryto create commands with complex arguments and actions.

• Creating Commands
• Command Exceptions
• Command Suggestions
• Command Redirects
• Command Argument Types
• Command Examples

Using the many events included in Fabric API, and creating your own events for you or other mods to use.

• Listening to Events
• Creating Custom Events
• Adding Items to Existing Loot Tables
• Event Index (DRAFT)

• Adding an Entity
• Adding a Custom Spawn Egg
• Creating a Custom Projectile

• Creating a Fluid

The usage of SpongePowered's Mixin library, which is a highly complex topic. We recommend you read these pages thoroughly.

• Introduction
• Mixin registration
• Injects
• Accessors and Invokers
• Redirectors
  • Method redirectors
• Tips
• Examples
• Hotswapping Mixins
• Exporting Mixin Classes
• Access Wideners
• Reflection
• Interface Injection

• Publishing Mods on Modrinth with Minotaur
• Publishing Mods on CurseForge with CurseGradle
• Publishing mods on CurseForge, Modrinth & GitHub with MC-Publish

• Introduction to RecipeTypes
  • Adding a recipe type (DRAFT)
  • Adding a cooking recipe type
• Mining Levels
• Global World Data
  • Persistent States
• Raycasting
• Custom Keybindings
• Networking
• Status Effects
• Adding a Particle
• Adding a Potion
• Adding a Damage Type
• Playing Sounds
• Custom Gamerule
• Custom Data/Resource Pack Resources
• Tag Conventions
• Adding Player Statistics
• Modding Tips
• Fluid, Item and Energy Transfer
• Creating a Screen

• Updating Yarn mappings in a Java codebase
• Updating Yarn to a new Minecraft version
• Using Mappings

• The Fabric Feature Procedure

• Archived Pages
• Fabric on GitHub
• Yarn Mappings on GitHub
• List of Useful Tutorials
• Developer Guide on Fabric Documentation
• Community Libraries