It's the little things

It's the little things that make all the difference, the finishing touches to your modpack. :)

Available for download at CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/its-the-little-things

If you need help using or troubleshooting itlt, you can open a support ticket by clicking here. The wiki may also be helpful: https://github.com/zlepper/itlt/wiki

If you're having a problem with itlt crashing or being buggy, please file a new bug report and I'll look into it.

If you have an idea or suggestion for itlt, I'd love to hear it!

Check out this issues page to see if it's already been suggested and leave a thumbs up on things you would like to see implemented. To make a new suggestion, click here.

Please refer to the Technical Documentation - it provides a technical overview, troubleshooting, to-do lists and various details about how stuff works and how to add or change stuff.

If you need a hand working with itlt, ping me (@Paint_Ninja) in #squirrels on Forgecord. Remember to bare their rules in mind. Alternatively, open a dev support ticket and I'll get back to you when I can.

• All branches are actively maintained, but don't worry! For contributing, you only need to submit a PR to one branch (of your choice) and I'll handle porting to the rest after merging your PR.
• If you want to add support for a Minecraft version that doesn't already have a branch, open a dev support ticket and I'll make the branch for you so you can make your PR.
• There are two versions of this mod
  • v2 which is the latest version that has being rewritten from the ground up. All work on new features is being done in v2.
  • v1 is the original mod which has been backported to legacy Minecraft versions and gets maintained with minor bugfixes and changes.

Work for the latest supported Minecraft version is done on the "master" branch, however mod update checking always uses named branches to ensure reliability during a switchover to a newer MC version. When 1.18 comes out, master is merged onto 1.17 and 1.18 work goes on master. Until then, the 1.16 branch serves as a placeholder for update checking.

These are still maintained, but are worked on much less often due to being harder to setup and work with in general.

I've provided Instructions.md and some additional files in each of these branches to help. I strongly recommend you read the instructions if you're not already familiar with the process, otherwise you're going end up spending a while troubleshooting. These Python scripts no longer work out of the box like they used to - they need a bit of manual setup and a specific environment to work in. RetroGradle aims to eventually port these MC versions to use ForgeGradle 4 but it's a long way off - possibly years from now.