Earthcomputer

I'm going to attempt to give a fair comparison of how well CarpetMod would work as a Jar Mod vs a Fabric Mod in the future, then give my opinion at the end.

Jar Mods

Jar Mods are what the 1.12 and 1.13 versions of CarpetMod currently are. They basically work by us directly modifying vanilla classes directly. Quick rundown of the process that isn't too in-depth: in order for us to do this, we must first translate the bytecode which Java executes into readable source code that we can understand and edit. This process is called "decompilation". Then, after we have edited the classes, we translate the code back into back into bytecode which Java can execute ("recompilation"). We then distribute parts of the code we have made changes to. Recompilation is very trivial and is unlikely to contain any errors at all. Although we use the best decompiler that exists (ForgeFlower), decompilation is still not 100% accurate.

Fabric Mods

QuickCarpet for 1.14 is a Fabric Mod. Fabric Mods are loaded by a mod loader cal

williewillus

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<migrationMap>
  <name value="1.13.2 to 1.14" />
  <description value="1.13.2 to 1.14 MCP changes" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.GameVersion" newName="net.minecraft.util.MinecraftVersion" type="class" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.advancements.AdvancementList.Listener" newName="net.minecraft.advancements.AdvancementList.IListener" type="class" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.advancements.RequirementsStrategy" newName="net.minecraft.advancements.IRequirementsStrategy" type="class" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.advancements.criterion.AbstractCriterionInstance" newName="net.minecraft.advancements.criterion.CriterionInstance" type="class" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.block.Block.EnumOffsetType" newName="net.minecraft.block.Block.OffsetType" type="class" />
  <entry oldName="net.minecraft.block.BlockAbstractBanner" newName="net.minecraft.block.AbstractBannerBlock" type="class" />

Commoble

/**
WHAT ARE WE WORKING WITH
--Dimension, DimensionType, ServerWorld
	-- There exists a 1:1:1 relationship between each of these, e.g. there will be one DimensionType instance
		and one Dimension instance for a given ServerWorld, and those DimensionType and Dimension instances will only be
		used on that worldserver
--ServerWorld
	-- The server-specific version of the World, which holds all the block and chunk data, entities, tile entities, etc.\
		for a given dimension. You won't be making these yourself or extending the class, but you'll need to find and use the
		ServerWorld for	your Dimension to teleport the player there.