API and libraries for Minecraft 1.11.2

Chameleon Library 1.10.2 for Minecraft is a library that provides the launch and operation of individual modifications. To activate them, the author of the modification provides a set of scripts and functions.

It is the container, which is used to keep secret codes of few mod developers like Elec332 and e.t.c.

The "MTLib" modification is a technical addition that is used by some addons to, for example, change crafting options. In this regard, the "MTLib" mod is often an integral part of most large builds that are created for servers and clients.

Guide API-mod for Minecraft 1.12.2/1.11.2, which allows players, as well as those who make mods, to create convenient documents directly in the books from the game.

AppleCore - and this is again the library necessary for the mods to work, inside the news you will find an approximate list of mods that require this core, as before, you need to install this mod only if some mod that you have chosen requires AppleCore, well, or stupidly when you start the game there is a requirement.

The OpenModsLib library supports mods from OpenMods Team's. If you have any mods from these developers, then the API is necessary

With this mod for Minecraft 1.8, you can use many functions that were not available before. You will be able to access any items of the game, to change.

Hwyla is a great replacement for the WAILA modification, which is designed for later versions of Minecraft. The mod refers to information changes, as it presents players with a detailed description of the various objects in the game.

Developers often rely on ready-made solutions. Brandons Core is a Core library that is responsible for the operation of the mods of the author Brandon. It contains the basic code, including classes of tiles, blocks, and items. It includes a convenient modular system of graphical interfaces and many other utilities.

Using numerous modifications, you probably noticed that in the world of Minecraft there is more of the same type of ores, which were actively duplicated and simply did not allow users to navigate normally in the virtual expanses.