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Welcome to the another-create-wiki wiki!

This is the GitHub Wiki if you prefer this over the Jekyll wiki.

First step is to install the following:

• Visual Studio Code
  • I highly recommend using the GitHub theme. You can install it by clicking the button that looks like a 2x2 rubik's cube and the corner piece has been taken out on the left hand side of the VSCode window then searching up GitHub theme.
• KubeJS
• Rhino
• Architectury API
• ProbeJS
• KubeJS Create

After KubeJS is installed, run the game once and make a world to generate the kubejs folder which is located in your Minecraft instance folder.

For context, your Minecraft Instance folder will contain the majority of the following folders:

• config
• defaultconfig
• kubejs
• mods
• saves
• screenshots
• schematics

If you see most of these folders without opening any of them, you are in the right place.

It contains the following folders and a README.txt file.

• assets
  • Here is where you put your custom item, armor, block and fluid textures.
    • Yes, you can use .json files for custom block models.
    • Yes, you can use .mcmeta files to change how your block is displayed in-game and make another color variant for deepslate for example.
• client_scripts
  • This is where your scripts related to tooltips, JEI modification and other client side things will go.
• config
  • This is where you can put defaultoptions.txt so you don't have to use DefaultOptions.
  • Setting the Window Title. That's the client name that shows up in the window on the top left corner if you don't know what that means.
  • Setting the client icon. Must be an .png file exported in 32-bit, otherwise it will cause a JVM crash.
• data
  • Put the data folder contents of your datapacks in here. It will not work if you have it like: kubejs\data\bigcustomdatapack\
• exported
  • You don't really need to worry about it. It's just where data dumps like texture atlases are well... dumped.
• server_scripts
  • This is where the recipe magic happens! Remember to Ctrl + S to save your recipe once it is finished then type /reload.
  • You can also modify item tags, loot tables, and more in here.
• startup_scripts
  • Scripts for your custom items, blocks, armor and fluids go in here.
  • This is where you can modify item and armor durability.