Arc Lib is a Minecraft modding library created for my Jobs+ mod but is now used by many of my other mods. It allows players to create actions with rewards and conditions (ARC). These actions can be made using a simple JSON format. And can then be used by mods like Jobs+ to give experience points for completing the action, such as mining a block.
Item Restrictions is a Minecraft library created for my Jobs+ mod but is now used by many other developers. It allows players to create restrictions for items. These restrictions can be made using a simple JSON format. And can then be used by mods like Jobs+ to restrict players from using or crafting certain items.
Jobs+ is a Minecraft mod where players can have jobs in Minecraft. For example, Miner, Farmer, and Hunter. Players can level up their jobs by completing certain tasks related to the job. Every time they level up their job, they get a coin to spend on power-ups to make their job easier. Other developers can create jobs for Jobs+ using a simple JSON format.
UI Lib is a Minecraft modding library created to make it easier to create user interfaces in Minecraft. The Minecraft GUI system was very hard to work with for new developers. So I created a library that makes it easier to create user interfaces in Minecraft with a component system and click, scroll and drag functionality. It comes with pre-made components like buttons, texture components, text components, and scrollable components.
X-Life is a Minecraft mod I remade from the original X-Life SMP series on YouTube because a lot of people wanted to play it. It is a hardcore Minecraft mod where you have 10 lifes and 1 heart. If you die, you lose a life but gain a heart. If you lose all your lifes, it is game over for you.
GriefLogger is a Minecraft mod I created to log griefing in Minecraft. It logs every block that is placed or broken by a player. It also logs every chest that is opened by a player and every item that is taken from or added to a chest. It logs this data in a MySQL or by default, a SQLite database.