Inventory sorter mod for Minecraft b1.7.3 (wip).
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Fabric Example Mod with StationAPI and BIN Mappings for beta 1.7.3 server + client

Setup

Run the _setup/setupMod task and give it the inputs it needs. This is a required step.

See the StationAPI wiki.

Common Issues

My project isn't building after updating babric loom/stationapi!
Run a gradle task with --refresh-dependencies as an argument, and this should be fixed. If not, try deleting your project's .gradle folder, and try again.

I get "Invalid source release: 17" as an error!
Use Java 17. Open up File > Project Structure and change your SDK to Java 17.
If you still get the issue, you may need to go into File > Settings > Build, Execution, Deployment > Build Tools > Gradle and change the Java that Gradle uses too.

How do I stop server.properties from constantly changing?
Remove the last line in the gitignore file.

My client hangs on a blank screen on trying to my test server!
Open your server.properties and set online-mode to false.

Here for more issues.

License

This template is available under the CC0 license. Feel free to learn from it and incorporate it in your own projects.