Periodic mod Fabric

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REQUIRES FABRIC API

Elements from the periodic table in Minecraft >=1.16.2

What is the purpose of this Mod?

This mod adds elements from the real world into minecraft, making the game, a bit more realistic

Features

• Adds Uranium, Aluminium, Potassium, Steel and Silver
• Uranium Tools
• Aluminium Armour
• Reinforced Variants of both
• Potassium Lanterns

Find out more on the Wiki!

The Developers

Author	Role	Links
NoComment1105	Mod Lead	Contributions
ItzChazzaa	Artist	Contributions
Hydra	Artist	Contributions

Versioning

This mod is >=1.16.2 at it's oldest. I am NOT going to back-port this mod to any older versions I will try my hardest to updates this mod, in its latest release at the time, within a week the next version

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This part requires some knowledge of coding to use, please move on at your own choice

Building the mod

To build this mod in its dev version you need to follow some steps to compile it into the .jar Minecraft needs to use this mod. (Windows verison as that is my platform)

Requirements

You will need to have a JDK 8 or greater installed on your computer to build my mod. An easy location to acquire one of these is on AdoptOpenJDK

Compiling

Find the place where you've cloned the repository and type in the address bar cmd to launch Command Prompt. In here you want to type gradlew build. If this is your first time building a mod on your computer, Gradle will take a bit longer to set itself up, but after that the mod will build, you will find the resulting .jar files in build/gradle. Once you have found the folder, you want to drag and drop periodic-mod-fabric-X.X.X-SNAPSHOT.jar into your mods directory and then you're good to go

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Issues

If you have discovered an issue with my mod, please do not hesitate to ask anything in my Discord or leave an issue in my issue tracker but please check for a duplicate of your issue first, thanks :)

License

Periodic is licensed under GNU LGPLv3, which is a free and open-source license. If you want to know more, poke your nose in the license file