I Made a Fabric Minecraft Mod (Without Learning Java)

Thank you for this. You reminded me of something I'd forgotten

Java is insanely easy to program in. It was my first language to learn. And I was comfortable in java codebases, even while having no idea what heap/stack is 😂

Once again, it's practucal usage is INSANELY easy. There are a couple of sharp edges, you'll bump into, but they can be mastered in a couple of hours total.

Prease do not be afraid.

I love this video and love your Ambitions to help non-technical people get into technical stuff and things. for me I wanna make a simple mod to add a spesifc feature to enhance the experience for a mien-craft server I play on a daily basis. I searched everywhere but no one has created a mod for the idea I had which would be nice QOL for playing on the server I play on. Honestly coding may be difficult but you can build on it with one line of code at a time, so I can keep slamming my face into the wall till something sticks. My only issue getting into modding is setting up my environment IE the IDE and everything that needs to be done before you start coding. Im following a tutorial atm but I've encountered some strange blockages that I need to overcome to even start coding. setting everything up is so painful and I'd rather just start coding, wish it was that simple just code. anyways I started a bit but have to postpone my progress as the minecraft server I play on has an event I need to grind out. After this ill start making my mod, im making for me but ill post it on Modrith for others if they want to use it which I know for a fact many will. this comment is getting a little long so thanks for reading and I kept my modding idea vague bc it's a really good idea, don't want anyone stealing it hehe.

I expected a "I didn't learn Java so I did it in Kotlin" kind of thing

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I also knew python and a bit of c# so when i wanted to make minecraft mods it was easy, I even learned the java standard libary in 1-2 weeks. (c# knowledge helped me out a LOT)

As a Comp Sci major who's learning how to mod, I can comfortably say that all you really need to know to get started is a basic understanding of logic structures and flow. You DON'T need formal programming knowledge. Also, DON'T rely on modding tutorials TOO much. The only way you will learn and get better is by trying something, failing, figuring out why you failed and how to fix it. Reading the API docs can help you have a basic working knowledge, but YOU have to be open to learning from your mistakes and taking unconventional roads. I'd highly advise commenting your code. Your future self will be thanking your past self for it. You may know what a piece of code does now, but when you revisit that same piece 6 months later... you'll want to read your comments to refresh your memory.

I thought it was going to be a mod using kotlin

hey i really need help withsomething if u do know how to code first what is a HWID second my friend made a hack (mod) where i need a password word to open it I do know the password but when i use a different account it wont work and says missing HWID its a fabric mod does anybody know how to remove it from the mod

I learned java by making minecraft mods back in 1.2.5 days

This video is very true, but I'd just like to say this:
For your own sanity PLEASE DONT TRY NET CODE FIRST
The first Minecraft mod i did was setting up third party messaging that went through my own server instead of the game server, and it was painful, on top of figuring out how java networking works and debugging it i had to write my own server software for it for the server side, i cannot recommend it

You and I learned to mod in the exact same way. Are you exploring code still? Would love to collab.

Zoom o matic update where we can add more zoom levels with custom zoom values?

i was hoping for more vscode gameplay tbh

I tried something similar. There was a mod that did exactly what I wanted, but it was for the wrong version. So I forked the repository, and updated the target version, built it and added it to a test world. And... it didn't work.
I did find a mod that did the same thing for the vesion I wanted, but next time I think I will have to actually have to understand a bit of how fabric modding works.

How did you make those animated graphs?

There is a simpler work around for this. Cut out the intro where you think you are funny and wasting everyone's time with your failed humour attempt and get to the point. I like your content but your babbling sometimes is unbearable. I wish every time you felt the need to zoom in and do a dramatic pause you just skip it entirely.

Hi. Algorithm comment here :)

ok zoomer and zoomify have zoom levels u use scroll wheel to change them, i recommend ok zoomer