The biggest of these problems that arise are the fact that the API (shortly) lags behind the current version of the game. This is mainly because an official (or officially supported) API would solve some of the problems that exist with the currently standard API used for modding (Forge) that arise from the unofficial status of the API.
There are of course many ways to go about implementing a modding API into Minecraft, but I will narrow it down to two routes: 1) Starting an official collaboration with Forge, 2) implementing (extensive) modding support into the existing data pack framework.Īn official modding API supported or created by Mojang for Minecraft, either by working together with the Forge team, or implementing extensive modding support into the existing data pack framework.Ī (promised) Minecraft modding API is a feature that has been extensively requested over the years and is still being requested. Another problem that ties into the developmental problem, is that making an official API would make mods more backwards (or forwards) compatible with updates. A (promised) Minecraft modding API is a feature that has been extensively requested over the years and is still being requested.
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