How To Download & Install Mods with Minecraft Forge You can go to the L-Library Wiki for guides on how to use most of its features. Every user with LLibrary installed can see these. This is a small notification on the bottom of your screen. It also adds the modid and registry name when advanced tooltips are enabled. First of all, it adds the mod name of the selected item to tooltips. LLibrary comes with a few visual changes.

More player render events, allowing for custom player animation.

Advanced animation api and other animation tools.

With LLibrary you can make an hitbox for every part of your entity, creating boundaries of any shape. For example, if you make an entity that has a complex model, you don’t want players to be able to hit the air around it. LLibrary also adds support for multiple entity hitboxes, an essential feature for any mob mod.

It also adds a weapon dictionary, allowing other mods to see what kind of weapon your mod adds and react appropriately. Your mods always stay up to date because of the built-in update checker. It also contains animation tools which you can use to animate your models in ways you could have only previously imagined. Modding with LLibrary becomes much easier with clean workspace it allows. This means less crashes and a smoother experience overall. Additionally, mods using LLibrary will interact more smoothly and more complexly. LLibrary 1.12.2, 1.11.2 contains the most contemporary and advanced modding tools which are essential for any modder looking for an easier experience and a new standard of content.

More player models 1.12.1