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The foundation for writing real mods, in CraftScript and in Kotlin or Java, running on Minecraft Java 26.3.

• Items, blocks and recipes: rarity, glint, food, tools, creative tab, hardness, light, required tool and tier, one or more items as loot, shaped, shapeless and furnace recipes.
• Every event: server, ticks, worlds, players (join, leave, chat, respawn, die, interact, use an item, command), blocks (break, place) and entities (spawn, damage, death).
• Changes to an event take effect: the chat text, the command, the join and leave messages, the respawn location, whether the block drops anything, the damage amount and the extra drops when a creature dies.
• Custom creatures: the body of a game creature with your texture, your stats, its behaviors in priority order, its targets and its loot.
• Blocks that aren't cubes: a shape made of boxes, or a model of your own.
• Blocks that react to steps, ticks and neighbours, portals to other dimensions, block states, redstone and blocks with their own inventory.
• Creatures with their own 3D model, with bones and animations.
• Creatures that spawn on their own and have a spawn egg; that can be tamed, bred, ridden and fly; with ranged attacks, behaviours of your own and keyframed animations.
• Biomes of your own in the overworld, with their own climate and colors.
• Dimensions of your own, with their own sky, terrain and biomes, that players and creatures travel to.
• Ores, trees, flowers and structures that generate in the world.
• Custom sounds and particles, inside the mod, used by id like the game's own.
• Shader packs: a folder of GLSL passes and a shaderpack.json, installed by copying it, that changes the whole image and keeps working when the game updates.
• Forms with fields and buttons that any client can fill in; boss bars and a per-player sidebar.
• Commands with permissions, typed arguments, subcommands and aliases. Timers.
• The world, players, entities, blocks and inventories.
• Data saved with players, entities, blocks and worlds that survives a restart.
• Settings files and network channels between client and server, also from CraftScript.
• Reloadable server plugins and the in-game Mods screen.
• The crafting tool: install, create a mod, check it, test it on a simulated server, and editor support.