MagicLib Dev Mod FAQ

Only if you're using magic mods that depend on it—the mod itself adds no gameplay content. Check your magic mod's description or documentation to see if MagicLib Dev is listed as a required dependency.

MagicLib Dev may not be installed or is outdated. Verify it's in your mods folder and update to the latest dev build, then check the crash log to confirm the dependency error is resolved.

Dev builds are not recommended for servers since they change frequently and may be unstable. Use the stable release version instead to avoid unexpected crashes or compatibility issues with players.

Check your latest.log file for any errors mentioning MagicLib, and verify the mod appears in the mods list when you hover over the Mods button on the title screen.

Dev builds are automatically published whenever code changes and may be untested or unstable, while stable releases are polished versions recommended for normal gameplay. Use dev builds only if you want to test new features early.

Dev builds can change frequently and may introduce breaking changes, so always back up your world before updating. If issues occur, downgrade to your previous version and report the problem.

Dev builds may introduce compatibility changes between MagicLib and dependent mods. Update all your magic mods to their latest versions, or roll back MagicLib Dev to a previous build if crashes persist.

MagicLib Dev is a core library specifically for magic mods and won't affect non-magic mods, but it also won't provide any benefit to them. It's safe to have installed alongside other mod types.

Dev builds are published automatically whenever code is pushed to the project, so updates can happen frequently and without warning. Check for updates regularly if you want the latest features and fixes.

Yes—dev builds are meant for testing, so bug reports help developers fix issues before stable release. Include your crash log and steps to reproduce the problem when reporting.