This is my personal list of OptiFine replacements. Although other lists exist, this list aims to be an simple feature replacement list that aims not to overwhelm you.
This list was written with 1.18 and 1.17 in mind, but many mods should still be available for 1.16 and 1.15. The critiques of OptiFine aren't relevant to a specific version of the game.
By looking that you are here you most likely use Cardboard/Banner/some other weird bukkit + Fabric project (or just someone linked to it).
Don't do it, it will cause more harm/instabilities to your server than good. But let's start at the beginning.
Few definitions before we start:
Ian: Well, hello everyone and welcome to the DDev stage channel. So just the heads up before we get started, we're recording this session. So you don't have to, you still can if you want.
Ian: You can share if your friends missed it afterwards. We'll post it. So, my name is Ian, I'm an engineering manager, and I'm joined here by Mason, the product manager for the Bots and API team at Discord along with pretty much the entire Bots team and about 500 of you.
Ian: And today, we're gonna have some fun. We're gathered here for some updates on some of the latest stuff that engineers on the team are building. And we've narrowed it down to four big changes that we've been cooking up. We've managed to get three Discord engineering staff in here and then there's Mason and together, they will talk through some of the changes that we're making.
Ian: And it's honestly very exciting to me just to be able to straight up present our work to the whole community. This is something that we'd like to do more of earlier. So,
Hello! I'm Amish (also known as hydrabolt), and I am the creator of discord.js.
I created discord.js as a hobby/learning project for myself in August 2015 while I was still a teenager in school.
More than 6 years later, discord.js has become more popular than I could ever imagine, and I cannot express how grateful I am to the other contributors and the community for this amazing experience.
A few of my favourite highlights include:
| // Core assets | |
| let coreAssets = []; | |
| // On install, cache core assets | |
| self.addEventListener('install', function (event) { | |
| // Cache core assets | |
| event.waitUntil(caches.open('app').then(function (cache) { | |
| for (let asset of coreAssets) { | |
| cache.add(new Request(asset)); |
| body, html { | |
| --bg-primary: #292a36; | |
| --bg-primary-border: #404154; | |
| --bg-secondary: #21222c; | |
| --bg-secondary-border: #424457 /* --bg-secondary + 15% Lightness */; | |
| --bg-secondary-hover: #2c2d3a /* --bg-secondary + 5% Lightness */; | |
| --bg-secondary-active: #373849 /* --bg-secondary + 10% Lightness */; | |
| --bg-tertiary: #1e1f29; |
Discord is now slowly rolling out the ability to send colored messages within code blocks. It uses the ANSI color codes, so if you've tried to print colored text in your terminal or console with Python or other languages then it will be easy for you.
To be able to send a colored text, you need to use the ansi language for your code block and provide a prefix of this format before writing your text:
\u001b[{format};{color}m
Adjusting the colour of various parts of the UI is a fun way to get started with Custom CSS.
Unfortunately, due to the way that Notable applies its own styles, you have to use !important whenever you want to change the colour of something - this includes background colours. On that note, be sure to use the background-color property over the shorthand background property so that the background colour is overridden correctly.
You may also need to use !important to override some other properties. Use the Styles pane in DevTools to check if that is the case.
Updates for both 1.18.2 and newer versions can be found at https://minecraft.wiki/w/Tutorial:Custom_structures
This guide will showcase how to create a data pack that adds a custom structure to the world. There is also a data pack download of this complete example.
Always leave the world and rejoin to apply the new changes!