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Minecraft Development for IntelliJ
Plugin for IntelliJ IDEA that gives special support for Minecraft mods
Experience first class support for all of the major Java Minecraft development platforms, including Bukkit and derivatives such as Spigot and Paper, Sponge, Forge, Fabric, MCP, Mixins, LiteLoader, BungeeCord, and Waterfall. It also provides in-depth support for Access Transformer and NBT files, and more. Because of this, you can install the plugin through IntelliJ's internal plugin browser. Navigate to File -> Settings -> Plugins and click the Browse Repositories... button at the bottom of... -
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Liquid Bounce
A free mixin-based injection hacked client for Minecraft
LiquidBounce is a free and open-source mixin-based injection hacked client using the Fabric API for Minecraft. LiquidBounce is a hacked client (also known as a cheat) for Minecraft and designed to give you a significant advantage over other players. Unlike many of its competitors, LiquidBounce is completely free, open source and compatible with Fabric. LiquidBounce's JavaScript API allows you to take care of that yourself. With just a few lines of code, you can develop your own modules and...
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