PyModMC

PyModMC is a Minecraft modding library made for Python. It is built on top of the Fabric API. The project is still in it's early stages and in future updates I am planning to add:

• Blocks
• Potions
• Tools and Armor
• Crops
• Crafting Recipes
• UI
• Entities
• World Generation/Dimensions

In order to make Minecraft mods, you need a Java Development Kit. You can get one here. You might have already downloaded a JDK on your computer. In that case, you can run the javac command in your terminal to find out.

Installation

Install PyModMC with pip:

$ pip install PyModMC

Usage

Here is an example of PyModMC:

from PyModMC import Mod

test_mod = Mod('Test Mod', '0.0.1', 'A test mod.', '1.16', ['Fluxyn'])
test_mod.Item('Donut', 'food')
test_mod.run()

The Mod Class

The Mod class is all you need to get started. It contains several functions:

• save - Converts data into Java and saves it in the mod folder. Used internally by run and build.
• run - Launches a new instance of Minecraft with Fabric and the mod installed.
• build - Exports mod as jar file.
• Item - Creates a new item.
• FoodItem - Similar to Item, but it is edible.

Other Notes

• On your first run, PyModMC will scrape the Modrinth API to get every single Fabric version and the corresponding Minecraft version. This can take a couple of minutes, but the data is cached and won't be updated until another version of Fabric is released.