Please add forge 1.19 version or I will make it.
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Thanks for your intention of contributing. You can already contribute and open an pull request. No special permission needed for contribution.

Feel free to do so

and also I would love to do it with you.

and also I would love to do it with you.

you are welcome to make any Pr's into my project, im more of a Bukkit / forge guy, and my friend is a fabric / forge guy. Give me your Discord and i can message you

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Being that you have not answered me in DM, and seem like you are actively ignoring me, im doing it myself.
https://github.com/NextdoorPsycho/ImmersivePortalsMod-1.19-FORGE

Ill Pr it when im done. any help is open but me and a buddy are doing it, gimme a few days

my timezone and yours are different so I cannot answer in the same time.

and also my gradle isn’t working

Ok, so everyone interested in contributing and helping to maintain the Forge version should use https://github.com/iPortalTeam/ImmersivePortalsModForForge/discussions to do so. Post about what parts you plan to update, or what code you want to document. (This would greatly increase maintainability.) Also post about problems you run into, so others can help you. I'm always open for Pull Requests 😀

Being that you have not answered me in DM, and seem like you are actively ignoring me, im doing it myself. https://github.com/NextdoorPsycho/ImmersivePortalsMod-1.19-FORGE

"actively ignoring me" ... just to inform you, I got your DM a bit over 27 hours ago (I think, at least that's the timestamp I got from the message). I need sleep, I have other projects that need to be updated. I switched OS, didn't have a working installation of my IDE and enough other problems to solve. Although I have my DMs open that doesn't mean I'm having a daily look at them.
As I already stated, everyone can contribute to the project.
Ok, that's enough about my personal situation.

Before actively porting I'd suggest making Pull Request to the Fabric Repo, strictly splitting the fabric code into it's own package. Saves you a few headaches, especially if you plan on doing long-term upgrades. The current code is just a mess to port and merge. That's something I already discussed with quoteall. There have been some heavy refactors (mostly the animation system) going on lately. Also there were some heavy MC (and especially Forge) changes (Command Nodes, MessageBuilder, Rendering) afaik. So I'm not sure what the best starting point for a port is. The way I'm currently planning to do it is using the current Fabric 1.19 branch and cherry-picking most Forge 1.18 changes to it.