Search Results for "distribution"

modrinth is the primary open-source monolithic repository that contains the backend, web interface, and core infrastructure powering the Modrinth mod distribution platform. The project consolidates the codebase used to operate the Modrinth website, its APIs, and related services that allow users to discover, publish, and manage Minecraft mods, plugins, and modpacks. The platform is designed to support a modern ecosystem for mod distribution, providing developers with tools to upload and maintain projects while giving players an easy way to search and install community-created content. ...

...It emphasizes efficient disk usage by sharing resources between instances rather than duplicating files, which helps reduce storage consumption when working with many modpacks. The launcher integrates directly with major mod distribution ecosystems and supports downloading mods, modpacks, and dependencies from various repositories. Built with modern web and desktop technologies, it focuses on performance, modular architecture, and cross-platform compatibility across Windows, Linux, and macOS systems. The project also supports different authentication systems and allows advanced configuration of Java runtime parameters and game settings.

Easily create resource packs for minecraft. Program automatically detects your minecraft installation and imports the textures from minecraft allowing you to edit them easily, and import them into minecraft. You can also save your resource pack and give them them to friends, backup them up or post them online. Includes a 3D preview of all the blocks in minecraft and any changes you make to the textures is shown straight away on the preview

This started when one of my friends said I couldn't possibly make a full blown video game in Java, and know I have made Minecraft in Java and it consists of an inventory, blocks, and more!

An alternative/custom Minecraft server, written in Java, compatible with the original protocol. OpenCraft is built upon Apache MINA, SLF4J, Jython and XStream. The aim is to have features not in the official server distribution, like antigrief/scripting.