Backport to 1.21
MaraSgit opened this issue · 8 comments
pain. best backpack mod skipping major version number
I agree with you, my modpack is 1.21 and i want to keep it that way. Pain
agreed, plz don't skip 1.21, so many mods support it. mojang is pushing out the small updates frequently now, i think landing on the major updates as long-term-support versions will become the norm perhaps
I disagree, between 1.21 and 1.21.1 is almost no difference.
Most if not all 1.21 mods can play on 1.21.1
If you wanna make it work on 1.21, use this https://fabricmc.net/wiki/tutorial:dependency_overrides
Told it to ignore minecraft and fabric-api dependencies, now it's throwing more errors
https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/the-future-of-minecrafts-development
More frequent updates coming confirmed, many 1.21 mods definitely not instantly compatible with 1.21.1
Wont nag you further, just quite the blue balls to not get the most certified S tier backpack mod on the pack I've been building so selfishly I ask you reconsider
Told it to ignore
minecraftandfabric-apidependencies, now it's throwing more errorshttps://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/the-future-of-minecrafts-development
More frequent updates coming confirmed, many 1.21 mods definitely not instantly compatible with 1.21.1
Wont nag you further, just quite the blue balls to not get the most certified S tier backpack mod on the pack I've been building so selfishly I ask you reconsider
Open the latest version of Inmis in 7Zip (rightclick the java file, open with - 7zip). Open file - fabric.mod.json. At the bottom look for
"depends": {
"java": ">=21",
"minecraft": ">=1.21.1",
"fabric-api": ">=0.102.1+1.21.1",
"fabricloader": ">=0.16.2"
}
}
Change "minecraft": ">=1.21.1" to "minecraft": ">=1.21". Save the file, exit. 7Zip will ask you to save inside the archive - click yes.
And you're done. All works
