Ornithe Standard Libraries 0.18.0

OSL 0.18.0 supports Minecraft versions between Alpha 1.0.1_01 and Release 1.14.4.

Core 0.7.1

The Core API now provides a transitive injected interface for Vanilla's Identifier class implementing OSL's NamespacedIdentifier.

Branding 0.4.2

Fixes the version string used in Alpha 1.2.1_01 and earlier. The format now matches that used in following versions.

Entrypoints 0.6.0

The init entrypoint is now invoked before client-init and -server-init`. This change was made in order to match behavior from Fabric Loader's entrypoints.

Lifecycle Events

Now supports Beta 1.3.

Executors 0.1.0

This new API provides access to the main game instances as java.util.concurrent.Executors, and supplies a background executor for running tasks off the main game thread.

The Minecraft and MinecraftServer classes are made to implement Executor. Any tasks submitted are guaranteed to run on the main game thread. If called from a different thread, the task will be queued to be run at the start of the next tick. Instances can be acquired using the Lifecycle Events API.

MinecraftInstance.get().execute(
    // this code is guaranteed to be run on the main client thread!
);

The background executor can be acquired through the net.ornithemc.osl.executors.api.BackgroundExecutor class.

BackgroundExecutor.get().execute(
    // this code is guaranteed to be run on a background thread!
);

Networking Implementation 0.1.1

Fixes a crash due to a Mixin injection failure in late 1.7 snapshots.

Text Components 0.1 Alpha 1

This new API provides an alternative to Vanilla's chat component system. This is an Alpha release of this API and changes are very likely, so use with caution!

Text components can be made using factory methods in the net.ornithemc.osl.text.api.TextComponents class. Text components can be converted into legacy formatted strings as well.

TextComponent text = TextComponents.literal("this is a text component")
    .format(Formatting.BOLD)
    .append(" - and this is another one!");

String string = text.buildFormattedString();