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Ldlib FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
What does Ldlib do?
Ldlib is a library mod for custom rendering and modular GUIs. It provides renderers, a modular GUI framework, emissive texture support, custom shaders, and particle systems.
What is Ldlib used for?
It is a library and utility mod that gives mod authors a foundation for UI, rendering, synchronization, persistence, and in-game editors. It is not a content mod on its own.
Which Minecraft versions does Ldlib support?
The Modrinth project page lists 1.21, 1.21.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3.
Which mod loaders does Ldlib support?
Ldlib is available for Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge.
Does Ldlib add new items or blocks?
The mod file registers one block, called 
test block 2. No other items or blocks are registered by the mod itself.
test block 2. No other items or blocks are registered by the mod itself.What are the Ldlib config options?
The config file includes options for auto, font, fontAtlasSize, fontRasterEvictSeconds, fontRasterMaxSize, fontRenderMode, raster, sdf, sdfEmSize, sdfSharpness, sdfWeight, textLayoutCache, and vanilla.
What sections does the Ldlib wiki have?
The wiki page has Blocks and Configuration sections.
What are the Ldlib categories?
On Modrinth it is listed under library and utility, and on CurseForge under API and Library and Utility & QoL.
Is Ldlib a library mod?
Yes, Ldlib is a library mod for custom rendering and modular GUIs, meant to be used by other mods rather than played on its own.
What features does Ldlib provide for mod authors?
It offers a modular GUI framework, renderers, emissive texture support, custom shaders, particle systems, data synchronization and persistence annotations, a node graph toolkit, and an in-game editor framework.