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An interactive in-game guidebook mod featuring smooth UI rendering, Markdown parsing, and 3D multiblock previews.

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This is a library — other mods need it, and it adds nothing to the game by itself

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A library: other mods need it
Runs on NeoForge and Forge
For Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1
Needed in the game and on the server
Latest version — 1.6.0 from October 7, 2026
License MIT — free
Where it's needed
In gamerequiredOn serverrequired

Needed both in the game and on the server

Game versions1.20.1, 1.21.1

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🧱 Render complex multiblocks. Parse Markdown right inside the UI.
🎬 Play video, GIFs and images — on Windows, macOS and Linux via FFmpeg.
🎨 Fully customizable themes, per-book overrides, custom colors and chapter backgrounds, optional visual effects.


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📚 Interactive Books

Direct-from-disk compilation. Multi-book namespaces, zero JAR packing. Full command suite for listing and opening books.

sidebar search /guide list /guide open unlock_tag index hot-reload

🧱 Multiblock Projection

Preview and assemble complex structures step by step.

layers rotation zoom progress HUD NBT

📝 Markdown Engine

Full Markdown rendered live inside the GUI.

tables links spoilers items mobs sounds indentation search fulltext

🎬 Multimedia

Video, GIF and image playback directly in the book.

JavaCV FFmpeg GIF WebP URL fullscreen ducking cache

📔 Explorer's Journal

A personal notebook stored in the player's NBT. Notes, live Markdown preview, checklists, tables and spoilers.

notes editor preview checklists markdown NBT sync

🔭 Guide Scanner

Right-click a block, mob, dropped item or fluid to jump straight to the matching chapter.

blocks mobs items fluids @bind: @bind_tag: choice screen

⌨️ Guide Keybinds

Configurable hotkeys to open the book or the journal without touching the inventory.

B N rebindable inventory-aware Curios-aware

🎨 Themes & Backgrounds

Every UI element is themeable via JSON, including chapter backgrounds.

per-book colors chapterBackground color image URL effects lock

🖼️ Universal Images

PNG, JPEG, BMP and GIF supported everywhere — icons, backgrounds, media.

PNG JPEG BMP GIF local server URL

🎒 Curios Integration

Optional. When Curios is installed, the book and journal can sit in the belt slot and appear on your model.

belt render optional

🧩 Mod & Quest Hooks

JEI bindings, in-book checkboxes, server-synced progress.

@bind: @bind_tag: quests UUID NBT

🔒 Book Gating

Hide books until a per-player unlock tag is granted by any command source.

unlock_tag KubeJS FTB Quests advancements

🔒 Book Gating

▸ Per-Player Unlock Tags: Add unlock_tag to any book.json and the book stays hidden in the selector until the player holds the matching tag. Perfect for tutorial books, endgame manuals, or story-gated content.

▸ Command-Driven: /guide unlock <tag> and /guide lock <tag> grant or revoke tags; both accept an optional player argument (OP level 2) for admins. /guide unlocks lists your active tags, /guide unlocks clear wipes them all at once.

▸ Modpack-Friendly: Any system that can dispatch a command works — KubeJS events, FTB Quests rewards, advancements, or custom script packs. State is stored per-player in server-side NBT and synced on login and after every change.

📔 Explorer's Journal

▸ Personal Notebook: The guide_diary item opens a private list of notes stored in the player's NBT. Every note holds a title, a body, a creation / update timestamp, and the coordinates + dimension where it was created. Notes survive relogs, dimension changes and client reinstalls; other players never see them, even on a server.

▸ Editor & Live Preview: The editor is a true multiline text box with cursor navigation, clipboard support (Ctrl+A/C/V/X) and a themed scrollbar you can drag. The preview renders the note the same way the book does — colors, styles, links, tables, dividers, spoilers and checklists — and refreshes with a 200 ms debounce while you type.

▸ Interactive Checklists: Markdown-style checkboxes (- [ ] / - [x]) toggle on left-click inside the preview. State is stored inside the note itself and saved on every click. Completed tasks show a green checkmark and a strikethrough; task color is set with an &-code prefix before the checkbox (&e- [ ], &c- [ ]).

▸ Journal Markdown Support: &0–&f colors, &l/&o/&n/&m styles, &r reset, external links [text](https://…), dividers (---, &6---, &l&9---), tables with wrap and drag-scroll, spoilers (@spoiler: / @endspoiler), and checklists. The editor converts &x into §x on the fly, so authors never type the section sign directly.

▸ Network Sync: Two payloads keep the journal in sync — a sync payload (server → client, sent on login) and an update payload (client → server, sent on create / update / delete). Last-write-wins conflict resolution, no confirmation roundtrip.

🔭 Guide Scanner

▸ One-Click Lookup: The guide_scanner item resolves the registry ID of a block, mob, dropped item or fluid and looks it up in the same binding map used by JEI and the G-key shortcut (@bind: / @bind_tag:). A single match opens the chapter instantly; multiple matches open a themed selection screen with a collapsible tree — one book expanded at a time, chapters nested underneath, chapter icons shown.

▸ Entity Raycast: Uses a custom AABB-clip raycast so small dropped items and thin hitboxes are detected correctly — vanilla projectile raycast misses them.

▸ Fluid Fallback: Scans water and lava by fluid ID first, then falls back to the bucket ID (water_bucket / lava_bucket) if no binding is found for the fluid itself.

▸ Cumulative Index: The scanner reads from itemToChapterRefMap, a second index that survives book reloads and covers every visible book — no need to open a book first.

⌨️ Guide Keybinds

▸ Two Hotkeys: B opens the book selector and N opens the journal. Both are bound to the Guide category and can be rebound at any time in Options → Controls → Guide.

▸ Inventory-Aware: Each key only fires if the matching item (guide_book or guide_diary) is in your main inventory, off-hand, or a Curios slot. No item, no action — this prevents bypassing the book gating system with a hotkey.

📚 Multi-Book Config Autonomy

▸ Direct-from-Disk Compilation: Automatically maps and loads guidebooks from your local machine at config/guide/books/[book_id]/. No more packing files inside mod JAR archives.

▸ Automated Blueprint Generation: On the very first launch, the mod extracts a complete, ready-to-build guidebook template into your config folder, protecting custom assets from being overwritten during modpack updates.

▸ Clean Book Selector: Features a fully responsive book catalog viewport with active filtering, rendering isolated book namespaces cleanly with zero mod-ID conflicts. Book order can be controlled via the optional index field in each book.json.

⚙️ Hot-Reload & Dev-Friendly Pipeline

▸ Runtime Layout Swapping (/guide reload): Edit markdown files, layout nodes, textures, or JSON localization tables on your disk and instantly re-populate the guidebook memory in-game. Available to all players by default with no OP/cheat requirements.

▸ Quick-Access Chat Navigation (/guide): A dedicated chat handle that routes users directly to the main book catalog viewport from anywhere, removing item dependencies.

▸ Book Listing & Direct Open: /guide list prints all books visible to the client (with index, namespace, dev flag and display name); /guide list server shows what the server is distributing; /guide open <namespace> opens any book by ID with tab-completion.

▸ Item Shortcuts: /guide give <book|scanner|diary> [player] spawns the matching Guide item directly into the inventory, falling back to player.drop() when the inventory is full. Includes a 1-second per-player cooldown and tab-completion for aliases and players.

▸ Developer Mode Toggle: Hide instructional manuals or blueprints from players via config/guide/guide-client.toml while keeping them active for developers.

🧭 Premium Navigation & Search Caret

▸ Overhauled Search Box: Equipped with a clean vertical caret (|) that flawlessly executes movement sequences and text selections across both English and Cyrillic keyboard layouts.

▸ Smart Sidebar Sub-Menus: Seamlessly nests dropdown sub-chapters (@submenu:) and spoilers behind clicks, optimizing render framerates and preventing layout clipping.

▸ Unbreakable Tracking & History: Navigation memory locks the expanded state of sidebar submenus, and text hyperlink hitboxes mathematically track lines perfectly under any dynamic scrollbar offset.

▸ Full-Text Search Overlay: The sidebar search scans chapter content, not just titles. Typing a query opens an overlay with snippets around every match, grouped by chapter. Click a snippet to open the chapter, scroll to the matched line, and highlight the query in-place. The sidebar also keeps chapters that only match by content.

▸ In-Chapter Search (Ctrl+F): A browser-style find panel opens at the bottom of the chapter area. Every match is highlighted (active one in a different color); jump between matches with ↑ / ↓ or Enter / Shift+Enter, with a live N / M counter. Spoilers containing a match auto-expand; spoilers without a match stay collapsed. Search highlight colors are themeable via searchHighlightColor and searchHighlightCurrentColor.

🧩 Advanced Content Rendering

▸ Natural Text Indentation Support: The Markdown engine fully respects space and tab blocks at the start of text sequences, allowing for structured nested lists without desyncing hyperlink areas.

▸ Direct Media Streaming: Renders static images (@image:) and animated GIFs (@gif:) straight from the local book directory, completely neutralizing the checkerboard placeholder texture glitch. Supports PNG, JPEG, BMP and GIF (first frame).

▸ 3D Item & Block Models (@item:): Render rotating 3D item and block models inline in the page. Size is per-instance (16–128 px), alignment is configurable (left / center / right), and both flat items and full blocks respect the declared size. Hover for a tooltip with the registry ID and mod name.

▸ Consolidated Multi-Block NBT Projection: The 3D hologram projector (PlacementProjector) and the page renderer (StructureRenderer) compile .nbt blueprints directly from the config folder. Creators can bundle multi-block structures natively into their guides without external datapacks.

🎬 Built-in Media System

▸ Video Playback: Play local and remote video files (mp4, avi, mkv, webm) directly inside guide pages using the @video: command. Supports direct HTTP(S) links with automatic caching, and includes a custom player with play/pause, stop, replay, volume slider, fullscreen, and a draggable progress bar with seek support.

▸ GIF and Image URL Support: Use direct HTTP(S) links in @gif: and @image: to load animated GIFs and static images (PNG, JPEG) from the internet. Files are cached in config/guide/cache/media/ for offline reuse.

▸ Sound Integration: Use the @sound: command to embed clickable sound buttons that play custom audio files from the book's sounds/ folder. Supports per-page playback with automatic music ducking.

▸ Smart Background Music Ducking: When a video or custom sound starts, the mod automatically pauses background music and restores it after playback ends.

▸ Client-Only Safety: All media decoders, the FFmpeg native library downloader, the JavaCV bridge, and the texture uploader are annotated @OnlyIn(Dist.CLIENT). Dedicated servers never download FFmpeg binaries and never touch client-only video code.

🎨 Themes & Chapter Backgrounds

▸ Fully Themeable UI: Every interface element — panels, borders, buttons, scrollbars, tables, media player, projector — is defined by a JSON theme file. Custom themes are placed in config/guide/themes/ (client or server).

▸ Per-Book Overrides: Set a theme field in book.json to force a specific theme for a book; the global theme is restored when the book is closed. Priority: book theme > locked theme > global theme.

▸ Chapter Backgrounds: Themes can override the default chapter background with a chapterBackground block — a solid color (with adjustable alpha) or an image. Images can be a local file, a server-side file, or a direct URL (downloaded and cached automatically).

▸ Built-in Visual Effects: Optional per-theme effects: bloodEffects, forestEffects, cyberTechEffects, matrixEffects, sakuraEffects, honeyEffects.

🔗 Mod & Quest Integration

▸ Live Server-Synced Checkboxes: Features a client-to-server interactive quest system. Quest completions are bound to player UUIDs and securely saved inside the server-side NBT structure, protecting progression files from local data wipes.

▸ JEI Navigation Ready: Bind chapters to specific item entries using @bind:mod_id:item to trigger matching guide pages directly inside JEI, or click guide item passposts to instantly pull up active recipe sheets.

▸ Curios Belt Slot: The book and journal declare compatibility with the Curios belt slot through a data-driven tag. When Curios is installed, the equipped item is rendered on the player's model, and the B / N keybinds pick it up from there as if it were in the inventory. Curios is a soft dependency — the mod loads and runs fine without it.

⌨️ CommandDescription
/guideOpen the main book catalog from anywhere — no item required
/guide reloadHot-reload all markdown, textures, JSON and themes without restarting the game
/guide listList all books visible to the client. Click a line to insert /guide open <namespace> into chat; hover for details
/guide list serverList books the server is currently distributing. Shows index, namespace, dev marker and disk path in hover
/guide open <namespace>Open a specific book by namespace from chat. Supports tab-completion
/guide give <book|scanner|diary> [player]Spawn a Guide item into your inventory, or into another player's with OP 2. Falls back to player.drop() when the inventory is full. 1-second per-player cooldown
/guide unlock <tag> [player]Grant an unlock tag to yourself or another player (OP 2 for other players)
/guide lock <tag> [player]Revoke an unlock tag from yourself or another player (OP 2 for other players)
/guide unlocksList all unlock tags currently held by you
/guide unlocks clear [player]Wipe every unlock tag from yourself, or from another player with OP 2. Useful for testing and admin housekeeping

▸ All commands except /guide list server, /guide reload server-side, and player-targeted unlock / lock / give variants are available to all players by default — no OP or cheat requirements.

⚙️ Loader🎮 Game📦 Version☕ JDK🚦 Status🌿 Branch
Minecraft Forge logoForge1.20.11.8.0+17🟢 Stableforge-1.20.1
NeoForge logoNeoForge1.21.11.6.0+21🟢 Stableneoforge-1.21.1

▸ Both branches share the same feature set — multimedia, Markdown rendering, multiblock projection and book gating are on par. One small difference: on Forge, right-clicking the Curios belt slot opens the equipped item's screen (via ICurioItem.curioRightClick); on NeoForge this is no longer part of the Curios API, so use the N / B keybind instead.

🧩 JEIBind chapters to items with @bind:mod_id:item. Click guide item passposts to instantly open recipes. Optional — Guide works fine without it.
🎒 CuriosSoft dependency. When installed, the guide_book and guide_diary can be equipped in the belt slot; the equipped item is rendered on the player's model, and the B / N keybinds pick it up from there. The slot itself appears automatically for any player once the mod is loaded — no manual configuration required.
🎬 FFmpeg / JavaCV / JavaCPPVideo decoding, transcoding, and frame-level media access through native FFmpeg binaries, wrapped by JavaCV and bundled via JavaCPP for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
💾 Media CacheAutomatic background music ducking during video / sound playback, plus offline media caching.
🔒 KubeJS / FTB Quests / AdvancementsBook gating hooks into anything that can dispatch a command. Grant tags with /guide unlock <tag> from KubeJS events, FTB Quests rewards, advancement functions, or script packs.

config/guide/books/<book_id>/
├── chapters/           # Content sections
│   ├── index.md        # Primary index
│   ├── introduction.md # First chapter
│   └── <language>/     # Language-specific files
├── lang/               # Localization
│   ├── en_us.json
│   └── <language>.json
├── models/             # 3D model data
├── sounds/             # Background audio (.ogg)
├── videos/             # Local video files
├── textures/           # UI and image assets
├── structures/         # Multi-block .nbt blueprints
└── book.json           # Metadata
📄 Example book.json:

{ "name": "<book_id>.book.guide", "namespace": "<book_id>", "default_chapter": "introduction", "icon": "your_logo.png", "bg_music": "background_music", "theme": "<theme_id>", "dev_only": false, "index": 0, "unlock_tag": "" }

▸ index is optional. Books are sorted by it in the selector (lower = earlier). Books without index fall to the end, sorted by namespace.

▸ unlock_tag is optional. Leave it empty to keep the book public; set a tag (e.g. "secret") to hide the book until the player receives that tag via /guide unlock secret. Tags are per-player and persist across sessions.

Every UI element is themeable via JSON. Custom themes live in config/guide/themes/ — copy the template below, tweak the colors, and save it as a new file (for example, my_theme.json).

Two dedicated colors control both the Ctrl+F panel and the full-text overlay: searchHighlightColor (all matches) and searchHighlightCurrentColor (active match). Built-in palettes ship with tuned defaults per theme.

Each theme can also define its own chapter background — a solid color or an image that replaces the default background for every chapter in books using this theme.

📄 Example standard.json (config/guide/themes/standard.json):

{ "id": "standard", // unique theme identifier "displayName": "guide.theme.standard", // display name (plain string or translation key) "chapterBackground": { // optional chapter background override "type": "color", // "color" or "image" "value": "0x0A0A0A", // RGB color (0xRRGGBB) when type = "color" "alpha": 230 // 0 = transparent, 255 = opaque }, "colors": {

// ===== General UI ===== "panelBackgroundColor": "0xCC1A1A1A", // panels background (book pages, side menus) "panelHeaderBackgroundColor": "0xCC111111", // panel header background "borderColor": "0xFF4A4A4A", // default border for panels and windows "borderFocusedColor": "0xFF00D0FF", // focused element border "textColor": "0xFFFFFF", // primary text color "textSecondaryColor": "0x888888", // secondary text "scrollbarTrackColor": "0x55111111", // scrollbar track background "scrollbarThumbColor": "0xFF8B8B8B", // scrollbar thumb "buttonColor": "0xFF2A2A2A", // default button "buttonHoverColor": "0xFF3A3A3A", // button on hover "buttonDisabledColor": "0xFF1A1A1A", // disabled button

// ===== Input Fields ===== "editBoxBackgroundColor": "0xFF000000", // input field background "editBoxBorderColor": "0xFFA0A0A0", // input field border "editBoxBorderFocusedColor": "0xFFFFFFFF", // input field border on focus "editBoxTextColor": "0xFFFFFF", // input field text

// ===== Search Highlight (Ctrl+F) ===== "searchHighlightColor": "0x80FFEB3B", // all match highlights "searchHighlightCurrentColor": "0xC0FF9800", // currently active match

// ===== Media Player ===== "mediaFrameOuterColor": "0xFF2D2D2D", // media outer frame "mediaFrameInnerColor": "0xFF4A4A4A", // media inner frame "mediaBackgroundColor": "0xFF000000", // playback area background "mediaControlPanelColor": "0xCC000000", // control panel background "mediaTextColor": "0xFFAAAAAA", // media player text "mediaErrorTextColor": "0xFFFF5555", // error text "mediaTimeTextColor": "0xFFCCCCCC", // playback time text "progressBarTrackColor": "0xFF555555", // progress bar track background "progressBarFillColor": "0xFF00D0FF", // progress bar fill "progressBarThumbColor": "0xFFFFFFFF", // progress bar thumb "progressBarThumbOutlineColor": "0xFF000000", // progress bar thumb outline

// ===== Inline Elements ===== "spoilerTitleColor": "0xFFAA00", // spoiler title "inlineItemBackgroundColor": "0x550A0A0A", // inline item background "inlineItemBorderColor": "0x25FFFFFF", // inline item border "inlineItemTextColor": "0xFFAAAAAA", // inline item text "soundButtonBackgroundColor": "0xFF2E2E2E", // sound button background "soundButtonBorderColor": "0xFF5A5A5A", // sound button border "soundButtonTextColor": "0xFFFFFF", // sound button text "questStrikethroughColor": "0x77777777", // strikethrough quest text

// ===== Tables ===== "tableHeaderBackgroundColor": "0xFF222222", // table header background "tableHeaderTextColor": "0xFFAA00", // table header text "tableRowBackgroundColor": "0x11000000", // alternating row background "tableBorderColor": "0xFF3A3A3A", // table borders "tableCellTextColor": "0xFFFFFF", // table cell text "dividerColor": "0xFF3A3A3A", // block dividers

// ===== Video Title ===== "videoTitleBackgroundColor": "0xCC2D2D2D", // video title panel background "videoTitleBorderColor": "0xFF5A5A5A", // video title panel border "videoTitleTextColor": "0xFFFFFF", // video title text

// ===== Warnings & Toasts ===== "warningTextColor": "0xFF5555", // primary warning text "warningTextSecondaryColor": "0xFFAAAAAA", // secondary warning text "toastBackgroundColor": "0xD0101215", // toast notification background "toastTextColor": "0xFFFFFF", // toast notification text

// ===== Structure Panel ===== "structureFrameColor": "0x4000FFFF", // 3D structure preview frame "structureTabActiveBackgroundColor": "0xFF555555", // active tab background "structureTabInactiveBackgroundColor": "0xFF222222", // inactive tab background "structureTabActiveTextColor": "0x00FFCC", // active tab text "structureTabInactiveTextColor": "0x888888", // inactive tab text "structureLayerTextColor": "0x55FF55", // structure layer label

// ===== Placement Projector ===== "projectorPanelBackgroundColor": "0xD0101215", // projector panel background "projectorPanelBorderColor": "0x4000D0FF", // projector panel border "projectorTitleTextColor": "0x00D0FF", // projector panel title "projectorButtonBackgroundColor": "0x15FFFFFF", // default button background "projectorButtonHoverBackgroundColor": "0x3000D0FF", // button background on hover "projectorButtonBorderColor": "0x25FFFFFF", // default button border "projectorButtonHoverBorderColor": "0xFF00D0FF", // button border on hover "projectorButtonTextColor": "0xBBBBBB", // button text "projectorButtonHoverTextColor": "0xFFFFFF", // button text on hover "projectorDoneButtonHoverBackgroundColor": "0x3000FF55", // "Done" button background on hover "projectorDoneButtonHoverBorderColor": "0xFF00FF55", // "Done" button border on hover "projectorCancelButtonHoverBackgroundColor": "0x30FF2244", // "Cancel" button background on hover "projectorCancelButtonHoverBorderColor": "0xFFFF2244", // "Cancel" button border on hover "projectorHudTextColor": "0xFFFFFF" // projector HUD hint text } }

🖼️ Chapter Background (optional)

Add a chapterBackground block to your theme to override the default background (blur on NeoForge, gradient overlay on Forge). Three source types are supported:

// Solid color with alpha (0 = transparent, 255 = opaque) "chapterBackground": { "type": "color", "value": "0x1A0F2E", "alpha": 230 }

// Local or server-side image (resolved against the current book folder) "chapterBackground": { "type": "image", "path": "textures/bg/my_bg.png" }

// Direct URL (downloaded in background, cached on disk) "chapterBackground": { "type": "image", "path": "https://example.com/background.jpg" }

▸ Omit chapterBackground entirely to keep the default. URL images appear with a short delay on first load; subsequent openings use the cache. Supports PNG, JPEG, BMP and GIF (first frame).

Colors are written in 0xAARRGGBB format:

ChannelRangeDescription
AA00 – FFAlpha channel (transparency). FF = fully opaque, 00 = fully transparent
RR00 – FFRed channel
GG00 – FFGreen channel
BB00 – FFBlue channel

▸ Tip: set alpha below FF (e.g. 80) to make panels semi-transparent.

ComponentMinimumRecommendedNotes
Minecraft1.20.1 · 1.21.11.20.1 or 1.21.1Pick the branch that matches your loader
LoaderForge 47.x+
NeoForge 21.x+
Latest stable releaseOnly one is required — choose per branch
JavaJDK 17
JDK 21
17 for Forge
21 for NeoForge
Version must match the loader branch
JEI (optional)—Latest for your MC buildOnly needed for recipe integration via @bind:
Curios (optional)—Latest for your MC buildOnly needed for the belt slot integration and on-model rendering

▸ Guide works standalone — JEI, Curios, Quests, and other integrations are entirely optional.

Found a bug or encountered a crash? Open a ticket on the Issue Tracker.

Info requiredExample
Minecraft version1.20.1 · 1.21.1
Loader + versionForge 47.4.20+ · NeoForge 21.1.0+
Guide mod version1.8.0 · 1.6.0-NeoForge
Related modsList of mods that may interact with Guide (JEI, Curios, etc.)
ScreenshotsAttach if the issue is layout-related
Crash reportFull latest.log or crash-report in a code block

▸ The more details you provide, the faster the issue can be resolved.

✦🧩 Project👤 Author / Team⚡ Contribution
🧩Just Enough Items (JEI)mezzIn-game recipe integration
🎒CuriosTheIllusiveC4Slot framework used for the belt integration
⚒️Minecraft ForgeLexManos · cpwFML ecosystem · MCP tools
🦊NeoForgeNeoForge TeamModern modding platform for 1.21.1
🎬JavaCVbytedecoCross-platform Java wrapper for native media libraries
🎬JavaCPPbytedecoNative bindings & prebuilt binaries for FFmpeg / OpenCV
🎞️FFmpegFFmpeg TeamVideo decoding, transcoding & stream handling
💙Open Source CommunityEveryoneBug reports, docs, and support

Licensed under the MIT License.

You are allowed to include Guide in your modpack.
Any modpack that uses Guide takes full responsibility for user support queries.
We only support official builds, not custom modified jars.

FAQ

How to install Guide?

Install NeoForge for your Minecraft version, download Guide for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.

Which Minecraft versions does Guide support?

Guide has builds for Minecraft 1.20.1, 1.21.1.

Is Guide needed on the server?

Needed in the game and on the server

License and source
MIT Licensefree to use and share with credit to the author
Original — Modrinth↗Files unchanged, verified with SHA-512Is this your mod? For rights holders

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