CustomToolTier 0.6>

With this class, you'll be able to create custom ToolTiers easily and quickly. Here's an example:

                            
        new CustomToolTier(750, 7, 3, 5, 15, item)

        /*
            Parameters:
                - 750 = Tools uses.
                - 7 = Tool speed.
                - 3 = Attack damage bonus.
                - 5 = Level.
                - 15 = Enchantment value.
                - item = Ingredient to repair the tool in the anvil.
        */
                            
                        

CustomArmorMaterial 0.8>

With this class, you'll be able to create custom Armor materials easily and quickly. Here's an example:

                    
public static CustomArmorMaterial armorMat = new CustomArmorMaterial(
        "slime",
        26,
        new int[]{ 5, 7, 5, 4 },
        25,
        SoundEvents.SLIME_SQUISH,
        1f,
        0f,
        () -> Ingredient.of(Items.SLIME_BALL)
    );

/*
    Parameters:
        - "slime" = The id.
        - 26 = Durability multiplier.
        - new int[]{ 5, 7, 5, 4 } = Protection amounts. Helmet, chest plate, leggings and boots.
        - 25 = Enchantment value.
        - SoundEvents.SLIME_SQUISH = Equip sound.
        - 1f = Toughness.
        - 0f = Knockback resistance.
        - () -> Ingredient.of(Items.SLIME_BALL) = Ingredient to repair the armor. (Needs to be a supplier)
*/
                    
                

Boots example:

                    
public static CustomArmorMaterial armorMat = new CustomArmorMaterial(
        "slime",
        26,
        new int[]{ 5, 7, 5, 4 },
        25,
        SoundEvents.SLIME_SQUISH,
        1f,
        0f,
        () -> Ingredient.of(Items.SLIME_BALL)
    );

public static RestItem SLIME_BOOTS = ItemRegistry.CreateCustom(
        MOD_ID,
        "slime_boots",
        () -> new ArmorItem(
                armorMat,
                armorMat.boots(),
                new CustomItemProperties().tab(MY_TAB).build()
        )
);
                    
                

                    
public static CustomArmorMaterial armorMat = new CustomArmorMaterial(
        "slime",
        26,
        new int[]{ 5, 7, 5, 4 },
        25,
        SoundEvents.SLIME_SQUISH,
        1f,
        0f,
        () -> Ingredient.of(Items.SLIME_BALL)
    );

public static Object SLIME_BOOTS = ItemRegistry.CreateCustom(
        MOD_ID,
        "slime_boots",
        () -> new ArmorItem(
                armorMat,
                armorMat.boots(),
                new CustomItemProperties().tab(MY_TAB).build()
        )
);
                    
                

Lazy. 0.6>

If you've ever needed to use .get() (Architectury) and it threw an error or returned null/Air, it's because Architectury didn't have enough time to register that (LINK.item)/(LINK.block)/other. With Lazy, you can make the code wait until Architectury finishes registering it. This can't be used everywhere, and it may not work correctly in all cases. The entire code for this class has been copied from a class that no longer exists in Minecraft. We won't explain how this class works in detail since it's complex. Here's an example of how to use it:

                    
//Example

Lazy.of(SUPPLIER);

//Another example

Lazy.of(
    () -> ITEM
);

//Another example

Lazy.of(
    () -> REGISTRY_SUPPLIER.get()
);

//Another example

private final Lazy<Ingredient> repairIngredient = Lazy.of(
    () -> Ingredient.of(
        repairIngredientItem.get()
    )
);
                    
                

CustomItemProperties. 0.5>

This class operates similarly to Item.Properties, a Minecraft class. To create properties, you'll always need the .build() method, and before this method, you can set all the available ones. Examples:

                    
//Examples

new CustomItemProperties().tab(YOUR_CREATIVE_TAB).build()

new CustomItemProperties().tab(YOUR_CREATIVE_TAB).food(NUTRITION_NUMBER, SATURATION_MOD_NUMBER, EFFECT, EFFECT_CHANCE_NUMBER).stacksTo(MAX_STACK_NUMBER).build()
                    
                

CustomBlockProperties. 0.7>

This class operates similarly to BlockBehaviour.Properties, a Minecraft class. To create properties, you'll always need the .build() method, and before this method, you can set all the available ones. Examples:

                    
//Examples
new CustomBlockProperties().build();

//Another example
new CustomBlockProperties()
    .copy(Blocks.IRON_BLOCK)
    .strength(5, 6)
    .sound(customSounds)
    .strength(1)
    .requiresCorrectToolForDrops()
    .ignitedByLava()
    .build();
                    
                

RegisterOreGeneration. 0.8>

With this method you can generate blocks like ores. You need to create the json files. See (LINK.BiomeConditions).

                    
//Examples
OreGenerator.RegisterOreGeneration(
    MOD_ID,
    "new_block",
    new BiomeConditions().isOverworld().isNether()
);

//Another example
OreGenerator.RegisterOreGeneration(
    MOD_ID,
    "another_block",
    new BiomeConditions().isBadlands().hasBuriedTreasure().hasMineshaft()
);
                    
                

BiomeConditions. 0.8>

With this method you can check for biome conditions.

                    
//Examples

new BiomeConditions().isOverworld().isNether()

//Another example

new BiomeConditions().isBadlands().hasBuriedTreasure().hasMineshaft()
                    
                

MathHelper 0.10>

With this class, you'll be able to use some cool methods:

                            
/*
With this function, you will obtain a list of positions in a circular form. You should pass two parameters:
 - numPositions = number of positions
 - radius = the radius of the circle
*/
List<BlockPos> positions = MathHelper.generatePositionRing(numPositions, radius);

/*
With this function, you will a random int. You should pass two parameters:
 - min
 - max
*/
int number = MathHelper.getRandomInt(min, max);

/*
With this function, you will a random float. You should pass two parameters:
 - min
 - max
*/
float number = MathHelper.getRandomFloat(min, max);
                            
                        

RestLogger 0.10>

With this class, you'll be able to create a logger easily:

                            
public static final RestLogger logger = new RestLogger(YourModId);

logger.log("¡Hola!");

logger.error("Hello!");

logger.warn("Oops!");