A Minecraft utility mod developed with the aim of giving its users an advantage in most (if not all) situations (but since I made it it probably won't to be honest...), while still aiming to be as simplistic as possible.
Como Client is just a Fabric mod, so it should just install like any other Fabric mod. If you are unsure how to install mods with Fabric - (don't worry it is pretty straight forward) - there are quite a few guides elsewhere on how to do this.
You can use some of the pre-built libraries or you can build it yourself using the following steps.
Clone the repository, here's how to do in using the git command line:
git clone https://github.com/gingerchicken/como-clientInstall OpenJDK 17, there is probably already half a billion tutorials online how to do this, however here are some ways of doing it:
sudo apt install openjdk-17-jdk
sudo pacman -Sy jdk-openjdk
Finally, building the project, to do this we can run the following command:
./gradlew buildTo retrieve the built files, go to the /build/libs directory. Now you can place the como-client-version.jar file in your mods folder.
Once you have built the jar or downloaded a pre-built jar for the mod, you will need one more library to accompany it: the Fabric API. Place this in the your mods folder along side the Como Client jar, and it should work. If it doesn't work make sure to create an issue.
I am yet to setup a code of conduct for this project, however this will be done at some point. Code of conduct asside... the enviroment setup is simple since it is no different from most other Fabric mods, instructions on which can be found on the Fabric Wiki.
Most of the features you will get in this client aren't too different to any other client, however, if you're that interested you may wish to read the features list.
I would like to thank 0x150 for many different reasons; firstly, they were the discover of some really powerful exploits and I would like to thank them for their work.
Secondly, I used some of their code to make this mod, and I would like to thank them for their work, more specifically, their code in Atomic Client
While developing this I was aided by the source code of the Wurst Project, since this is my first ever mod for Minecraft, I was quite unfamiliar with the way Minecraft and its APIs work etc. therefore, by looking some parts of Wurst's source code, I could quickly understand the API and start making this mod.
I would also like to thank Meteor Client as I used their world-to-screen conversion code within Como Client, this made rendering information about entities and blocks much easier due to Minecraft's janky world rendering system.
Many thanks to Coderx-Gamer for publishing his exploits such as The Shulker Dupe and The Lectern Crash, which I based the ShulkerDupe and LecternCrash modules on.
Thanks to Saturn5Vfive for publishing their implementation of Robowalk, which Como Client's implementation is heavily inspired by.
Here is a very satisfied and happy customer !!!
