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# Stonecutter template
# NeoComputers
A rewrite of OpenComputers for modern Minecraft, alongside our own additions. Based off of the https://github.com/JumperOnJava/Stonecutter-Arch-Template template.
### Project setup
This uses a combination of Architectury, Architectury API, Stonecutter, and Kotlin. Stonecutter is the most important one
to read about. Don't forget to Gradle -> Tasks -> stonecutter -> "Set active project to [version]-[loader]" before building/testing
the mod for that version!
If you have some issues with template ping me (@JavaJumper) in [Kiku's realm](https://discord.gg/TBgNUCfryS) or official fabric discord
Also, try reading about how stonecutter's conditional macros work (those can be seen as the `//?` statements in the code).
Stonecutter automatically comments and uncomments them when you switch between versions or loaders, you shouldn't do it yourself.
This template allows you create multiloader multversion mod using stonecutter and architectury
The minecraft version this mod is currently being developed on is 1.21.11 neoforge or fabric. Although the project stonecutter.gradle.kts
is currently using 1.21.9-fabric, you can easily change it with the gradle task.
It is based on my CustomCursor project
## Setup
To change versions check settings.gradle.kts
Currently default versions are these,
but you can easily add other versions if you need that
- 1.20.1, fabric, lexforge
- 1.20.4, fabric, neoforge
- 1.21.1, fabric, neoforge
- 1.21.3, fabric, neoforge
- 1.21.4, fabric, neoforge
- 1.21.5, fabric, neoforge
- 1.21.6, fabric, neoforge
- 1.21.7, fabric, neoforge
- 1.21.8, fabric, neoforge
- 1.21.9, fabric, neoforge
- 1.21.10, fabric, neoforge
- 1.21.11, fabric, neoforge
You can use c# script to automatically change all template names.
Open RenameTemplate.cs, change names in replacements array and run "dotnet run" in this directory
I would highly recommend to do this before opening project in your IDE, and then remove all c# related files from project
(obj and bin folders, .csproj and script itself). Also you can remove c# stuff from .gitignore (there is comment for that)
## Build tools usage
To start current active version use runActive task
For testing all versions you can use chiseledRunAllClients, it runs all possible version and loader variants (in random(?) order)
Also template had publishing set up, you need to specify project id for modrinth and curseforge in gradle.properties, and tokens for these sites in local.properties (it is gitignored, check local.properties.example). After that use chiseledPublishMods task
## Template usage
Template already has some code setup:
- common and platform specific entrypoints
- ModPlatform interface for platform specific code
- example config screen with mod menu integration
- example mixin (clientside)
- class for simple file IO
- common entrypoint with logger, modid, ModPlatform object instance
- en_us lang file
The recommended IDE for this is IntelliJ IDEA 2026.1, and the JDK used is Eclipse Temurin 25.0.2 (from Adoptium), although
you should be able to use any other build of OpenJDK 26.