Player API

Are you a content creator for Minecraft, building mods for various creative ideas, to add rich new content to the gloriously varied Minecraft modding community? Then you might know about the Player API, which gives the modders that much needed push to get some of the mods to work in general. This gives you access to client, server, and bukkit classes and simultaneously reduces incompatibility between mods. Many very popular mods like Smart Moving and Aether Mod rely on the Player API to function which in turn makes this a lot like Forge or Modloader in that regard.

If you want to use this mod for creation, then there are many, many more details located at this link, examples of hooks and writing the code in order for Minecraft to function with your mod properly. Do you need your player to be able to have new animations or move differently? This is just one example of what you can do with such control over the classes.




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Installation Instructions (without Modinstaller)

Forge Mods

1. Open the new launcher and make sure the version of Minecraft the mod requires is already installed.
2. Download the Forge-Auto-Installer compatible to your Minecraft version
3. Install the Minecraft Forge using the Auto-Installer
4. Download the Mod "" in the right column Forge here
5. Click "Edit Profile" in the Minecraft launcher, then open the game directory
6. Extract the downloaded zip file directly in the first game directory folder
7. Select the new profile "Forge" and the Minecraft version e.g. "1.7.10-Forge10.13..."
8. Login and play as normal.

Modloader Mods

1. Open the new launcher and make sure the version of Minecraft the mod requires is already installed.
2. Click "Edit Profile" in the launcher, then open the game directory
3. Go into the subfolder "versions".
4. Rename the folder for the version you require to something else. In this example, rename "1.7.10" to "1.7.10_Mods".
5. Open the "1.7.10_Mods" folder.
6. Rename "1.7.10.jar" to "1.7.10_Mods.jar".
7. Rename "1.7.10.json" to "1.7.10_Mods.json".
8. Open "1.7.10_Mods.json" with a text editor and replace "id":"1.7.10" with "id":"1.7.10_Mods", save the file and close it.
9. Open the class files from the mod with an archiver (7-Zip) and copy-paste the files into 1.7.10_Mods.jar. Do not close the archiver yet.
10. Delete META-INF and close the archiver.
11. Start the Minecraft launcher.
12. Click on "Edit Profile"
13. In "Use Version", select "1.7.10_Mods".
14. Click Save Profile.
15. Login and play as normal.