Build Guide

I finally implemented two often requested features: the ability to restart your client without losing your shapes and support for NeoForge. It took a bit longer than I hoped due to a weird asynchronous classloading bug in Forge and some hiccups with getting NeoForge to cooperate, but I managed it!

New requirements are as follows:

• 1.17.1: Minecraft Forge 37.1.1, or Fabric Loader 0.16.2 and Fabric API 0.46.1.
• 1.18/1.18.1/1.18.2: Minecraft Forge 38.0.17, or Fabric Loader 0.16.2 and Fabric API 0.44.0.
• 1.19/1.19.1/1.19.2: Minecraft Forge 41.1.0, or Fabric Loader 0.16.2 and Fabric API 0.58.0.
• 1.19.3: Minecraft Forge 44.1.23, or Fabric Loader 0.16.2 and Fabric API 0.76.1.
• 1.19.4: Minecraft Forge 45.3.3, or Fabric Loader 0.16.2 and Fabric API 0.87.2.
• 1.20/1.20.1: Minecraft Forge 46.0.14, or Fabric Loader 0.16.2 and Fabric API 0.83.0.
• 1.20.2/1.20.3: Minecraft Forge 48.1.0, or Fabric Loader 0.16.2 and Fabric API 0.91.6.
• 1.20.4/1.20.5: Minecraft Forge 49.1.4, or Fabric Loader 0.16.2 and Fabric API 0.97.1.
• 1.20.6: Minecraft Forge 50.1.12, or Fabric Loader 0.16.2 and Fabric API 0.100.8.
• 1.21/1.21.1: Minecraft Forge 51.0.33, or Fabric Loader 0.16.2 and Fabric API 0.102.0, or NeoForge 21.0.167.

Added:

• Shapes can now persist by automatically saving them to a file. This is disabled by default due to some strange classloading issues under Minecraft Forge, but can be enabled in the config.
• NeoForge support for Minecraft 1.21 and up.
• Shape: Grid.

Fixed:

• Java versions on Fabric now allow versions greater than the supported version, like Java 22.
• Build Guide no longer pauses the game on some versions of Minecraft.

Removed:

• Support for 1.16.4 and 1.16.5 as Minecraft Forge no longer runs on the latest versions of Java.