minecraft-multiloader
Minecraft Multiloader Skill (Architectury)
What Is Architectury?
Architectury is a framework that
lets you write one mod codebase that compiles to both NeoForge and Fabric JARs.
The common subproject has a shared API; platform subprojects implement
platform-specific behavior behind the @ExpectPlatform abstraction.
Routing Boundaries
Use when: one shared codebase must build and ship both NeoForge and Fabric artifacts.Do not use when: the project is single-loader only (minecraft-moddingfor NeoForge/Fabric, not both).Do not use when: the task is Paper/Bukkit plugin development (minecraft-plugin-dev).
| Component | Purpose |
|---|---|
architectury-loom |
Gradle plugin — extends Fabric Loom for multiloader support |
architectury-api |
Runtime library — abstractions over both platforms |
@ExpectPlatform |
Annotation marking methods with platform-specific implementations |
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