How it feels trying to play a modpack with When Dungeons Arise
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[Fix] Low FPS on Modded Minecraft despite having an RTX, make sure your game is using your GPU
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What on Earth is "Whitelisting your Modpack/Modlist"?
Sorry if this is a stupid question, I never really play modded servers, just premade singleplayer packs. I've seen the term thrown around a lot, several problem posts with people replying "whitelist your modlist", etc.
Can someone please ELI5? Thank you so much!
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Sorry if this is a stupid question, I never really play modded servers, just premade singleplayer packs. I've seen the term thrown around a lot, several problem posts with people replying "whitelist your modlist", etc.
Can someone please ELI5? Thank you so much!
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Fabricate 1.20.1 Released on Modrinth, Never Craft Twice Again!
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Does anyone know a way to detect vibecoded mods on Github?
I admit this is only tangentially related to Minecraft modding, but given the recent discussions about the various problems of AI generated code and assets, I figured I'd ask.
I'm a mod-hoarder, and I love browsing recently published mods to find cool new things fresh off the press. These days though, it's a slog, constantly questioning whether something was made with an LLM, and I'm not familiar enough with LLM code to identify myself whether a mod is vibecoded without really obvious tells, but I know that people who are more knowledgable can pretty reliably tell, which means there must be some identifiable metrics...
So I have to ask, does anyone know of any tools that exist that you can point to a Github Repository and have it check, with even decent accuracy, if Java code is mostly vibecoded?
I feel like it would be a useful tool to have, even if it's not always accurate. This way I could run a check on any source-available mod that I'm suspicious of, and see whether to look into it more deeply or not before deciding to use it or reccommend it.
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I admit this is only tangentially related to Minecraft modding, but given the recent discussions about the various problems of AI generated code and assets, I figured I'd ask.
I'm a mod-hoarder, and I love browsing recently published mods to find cool new things fresh off the press. These days though, it's a slog, constantly questioning whether something was made with an LLM, and I'm not familiar enough with LLM code to identify myself whether a mod is vibecoded without really obvious tells, but I know that people who are more knowledgable can pretty reliably tell, which means there must be some identifiable metrics...
So I have to ask, does anyone know of any tools that exist that you can point to a Github Repository and have it check, with even decent accuracy, if Java code is mostly vibecoded?
I feel like it would be a useful tool to have, even if it's not always accurate. This way I could run a check on any source-available mod that I'm suspicious of, and see whether to look into it more deeply or not before deciding to use it or reccommend it.
https://redd.it/1tiu3nv
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I just added a conflict & prerequisite system to my Skills mod!
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