#RPG / MMO / Leveling mod

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next wolf
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Hi i'm looking for a FABRIC, 1.21.10, serverside mod that adds leveling with abilities kind of like in the old school days with jobs on towny servers and that sort of stuff. I can't find one.

next wolf
turbid marlin
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he has a bunch of diffenent mods that fit what you describe, been a fan of his mods a long time

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kind of a late reply but yeah

next wolf
turbid marlin
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yeah

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i checked its 1.21.1

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10

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sorry yeah

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i think so atleast

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actually maybe not kind of tired sorry, but he updates his mods farly regulary so it would probably get updated soon enough

next wolf
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maybe it works

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let me try it out

next wolf
turbid marlin
next wolf
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is all good ahha

turbid marlin
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Didn’t mean to get you’re hopes up

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I do make mods myself personally but their pretty bad and pretty small to

next wolf
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no worries haha

turbid marlin
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Maybe in the future I could make some

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Do you make mods?

next wolf
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no sadly

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i don't know how to

turbid marlin
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It’s not super hard would recommend him if you’d like to learn

next wolf
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goat

turbid marlin
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Fr

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But yeah it’s not super hard, and with the documentation and ai, making mods is quite easy

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I use ai mostly to explain but you could get it to code

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Not sure how well

next wolf
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yeah

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I'll try it out

turbid marlin
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Well good luck

fossil estuary
flat houndBOT
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Whilst LLMs (Large Language Models) like ChatGPT and Gemini are impressive tools, **they are not recommended for first-time Fabric mod developers due to their inconsistency and potential for generating inaccurate code. **

LLMs may generate incorrect code that:

  • Targets the wrong Minecraft version, leading to outdated or incompatible features.
  • Uses incorrect mappings, causing errors or unexpected behavior.
  • Is designed for the wrong loader (NeoForge vs. Fabric), resulting in incompatibility.
  • Relies on non-existent Fabric API modules, creating code that references features that don't exist (called LLM hallucinations)

It's crucial to remember that LLMs should be seen as problem-solving aids, not code-generating machines. The output they provide often requires significant modification and understanding of Java before it can be implemented as a functional mod.

Therefore, learning Java is an absolute necessity before attempting to use any LLM-generated code in your mod. Knowing how the generated code works is key to using it effectively and fixing any problems that may arise.

indigo orbit
next wolf
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It was worded differently and not with like inspiration and stuff so i made a new one