Multi-Version Mod Template

Configure a multi-loader (Fabric, NeoForge, Forge) development workspace targeting single or multiple Minecraft versions from 1.1 to the very latest releases. Automatically synchronized with Mojang, Fabric, and NeoForge APIs.

Template Guide Reggarf on GitHub

1. Mod Loaders & Minecraft Versions

Step 1: Multi-Select Target Loaders

Choose the mod loader(s) you want to build for. Pick any combination.

Fabric 1.14 - Latest

NeoForge 1.20.2 - Latest

MinecraftForge (Forge) 1.1 - 1.20.4

Step 2: Multi-Select Minecraft Versions (1.1 to Latest)

Select one or multiple versions. Generates dedicated subprojects (e.g. neoforge-1.21.1, forge-1.20.1, fabric-1.21.1) sharing a common assets/lang module, exactly matching Reggarf Multi-Dev.

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Include Mojang Snapshots & Pre-releases

Step 3: Mod Metadata

Mod Name

Mod ID

Package Group

Main Class

Mod Version

Author

License

Description

Step 4: CurseForge Dependencies (CurseMaven)

Search and add any CurseForge mod (e.g. Easy Villagers, JEI, Jade, EMI, Curios API) as a Gradle dependency via CurseMaven. Automatically matches file IDs across your selected loaders and versions.

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Step 5: Add-ons & Integrations

Include Create Mod dependency

Include Better Lib (JSON Villagers)

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Multi-Version Development Workflow (Reggarf Multi-Dev):
• Run ./gradlew build to compile all mod JARs.
• Run ./gradlew <subproject>:runClient to launch a specific loader in-dev client (e.g. ./gradlew neoforge-1.21.1:runClient or ./gradlew forge-1.20.1:runClient or ./gradlew fabric-1.21.1:runClient).
• Shared resources, lang files, and models are placed in common/src/main/resources/ and automatically merged into each loader's build output.