Minecraft Mod Studio is a tool in active development focused on simplifying the creation of mods and addons for Minecraft. It aims to provide a lightweight, intuitive, and accessible experience for creators of all levels.
This project is currently in Alpha. Bugs, instability, and frequent changes are expected.
- About
- Status
- Screenshots
- Roadmap
- Versioning System
- Planned Features
- Installation
- Contributing
- License
Minecraft Mod Studio is designed to make mod creation easier without requiring advanced programming knowledge. The focus is on usability, performance, and accessibility.
Core principles:
- Lightweight performance (low RAM usage)
- Intuitive interface
- Structured mod creation system
- Simple export process (.mcaddon)
- Under development
- Alpha testing phase
- Frequent updates planned
Full roadmap: https://minecraftmodstudio.github.io/mmswebsite/
- Core system foundation
- User interface development
- Item and mob creation systems
- Addon export system
- Performance optimization
- Advanced features (future updates)
The project uses a custom versioning system based on Sprints and Fixes.
Sprints represent major updates.
Sprint 1 = Update 1
Sprint 2 = Update 2
...
Each sprint introduces new features, improvements, and system changes.
Fixes represent daily corrections.
Format:
<day>.<number_of_fixes>
Examples:
15.0 -> Day 15 with no fixes
15.3 -> Day 15 with 3 fixes
- Texture editor
- Mob creator
- Item creator
- Block creator
- File management system
- Automatic export (.mcaddon)
- Testing tools
Not available yet.
Installation instructions will be provided once a public version is released.
You can test the application locally on Windows by following these steps:
- Run the
install.batfile to install all required dependencies. - After the installation is complete, run the
run.batfile.
This will launch the application, allowing you to explore its current state and features.
Note: Testing is currently available for Windows only.
Contributions are welcome, especially during early development.
You can help by:
- Reporting bugs
- Suggesting features
- Testing experimental versions
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
See the LICENSE file for more details.