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Moff’s AddonAPI-DynLoad Mod Wiki & Guide

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Enables dynamic loading of addons through an API system.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Check Mod Loading Status in Your CodeUse the Mixin Plugin Template The mod includes a template Mixin plugin that provides a clean way to check if a mod is…Create Your First Addon ModuleExtend AddonModule Start by creating a new class that extends AddonModule . This class represents a single feature or…Make Recipes Load Only When a Mod Is PresentUse Recipe Conditions The mod provides recipe conditions that check whether required mods are loaded before recipes…Set Up Compatibility Sections in Your Addon ConfigAdd a Compat Section The mod automatically adds a compat section to your addon's configuration file. This section…

Frequently asked questions

How do I start making an addon for this mod?
Create a module class that extends AddonModule, then create a module provider by extending AddonModuleProvider and registering your modules in the registerRawModules() method. Once registered, the mod will load your addon features only when the required mods are present.
What happens if a mod my addon depends on is missing?
The AddonAPI-DynLoad Mod will skip only the features tied to that missing mod and let the game start normally. Your addon won't crash the game—only the incompatible parts are left out.
How do I make recipes only load when another mod is installed?
Use recipe conditions in your addon config file to check if required modules are present before the recipe loads. The mod provides built-in condition checks that prevent recipes from being added if their target mod isn't active.
Can I check if a mod is loaded from inside my code?
Yes, use the template Mixin plugin included with the mod to check mod loading status at runtime. This lets you conditionally execute code based on whether specific mods are present in the game.

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