Welcome!
Hi, I'm Addie (aka: AddieDaBaddie or Addie Astarr). I am an 18-year-old who creates content online mostly based around Doctor Who, Minecraft, and other SciFi-related topics. I also love other things like trains, photography, and listening to/creating music. I am currently learning Java and HTML, and working on perfecting my pixel art skills!
I run a minecraft server, that consists of a small group of mods (including some of my own) provided by Squid Servers. You can access the info to join, in my discord server, with the "MC Server" role.
Allows the player to double jump, similar to old arcade style video games!
License: ARR
This is where I'll answer modding-related questions like why I'm on Fabric, why I'm on 1.20.1, and much more!
(Also, sorry if this seems like a lot. This is more for people who are interested in Minecraft modding.)
Before making stuff like AITExtras, I used to use a modding software called MCreator that focused on making Minecraft modding "easy". This was made for Forge, so I was forced to use it. I had already used Forge for a couple of years, but I was getting bored of what it provided. I discovered other mod loaders (Fabric and Quilt) which were newer and had better performance, but seemed to lack popular mods. I found a plugin for MCreator that allowed Fabric porting, so I decided to move over. The plugin was good for a while but eventually limited the software’s functionality. I decided to learn Java (around the time Amble Labs invited me to their team).
I have been using 1.20.1 since day 1 of making Minecraft mods. It's the version I am comfortable coding in. Moving to 1.21+ would require re-learning much of the back-end code. However, 1.21+ introduces new blocks, mobs, items, and advanced features like datapackable features, item components, and vibrant visuals. I eventually want to move to 1.21+ (probably 1.21.8+), just not anytime soon.
No, I will never make something for forge ever again. Why? it's just old, and unoptimized as hell. (what about porting a mod to forge and fabric?) Nope, same answer. Also I do not have the time to maintain 2 versions of a mod. Also neoforge is just a reskined / more up-to date forge.