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Fabric Kotlin Extensions Mod Wiki & Guide

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Provides Kotlin programming utilities and extensions for mod development.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Access Kotlin Metadata for Reflection and Type InspectionUnderstanding Kotlin Metadata Kotlin Metadata JVM provides runtime access to Kotlin-specific type information that…Compile Kotlin Code Efficiently in Your Mod BuildIntegrating the Kotlin Compiler The Kotlin Compiler included in this mod ensures your mod's Kotlin source files…Remap and Manage Obfuscated Code in Your ModUsing Tiny Remapper for Code Mapping Tiny Remapper is included to help you work with obfuscated Minecraft code and…Use Kotlin Scripting to Automate Mod Development TasksSetting Up Kotlin Scripts Kotlin Scripting JVM allows you to write automation scripts for your mod development…

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install this mod myself or does another mod handle it?
Fabric Kotlin Extensions is a library mod that other mods depend on—you only need to install it if a mod you're using requires it. Check your mod's dependencies to confirm; if required, place it in your mods folder alongside your other mods.
What's the difference between Kotlin Scripting JVM and Kotlin Scripting JVM Host?
Kotlin Scripting JVM provides the core scripting engine, while Kotlin Scripting JVM Host supplies the runtime environment to execute those scripts. Both work together to let you run Kotlin code dynamically during mod development.
Can I use this mod to write scripts that modify my world or mods?
This mod provides the tools for mod developers to write Kotlin scripts as part of their mod code, not for players to script in-game. If a mod built with this library supports scripting features, you'd use those features through that mod's interface.
Why would a mod developer use Tiny Remapper and Mapping IO from this mod?
These tools help developers remap obfuscated Minecraft code to readable names during mod development, making it easier to reference Minecraft's actual code structure. This is essential for building mods that work across different Minecraft versions.

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