Once this process is done, I will start working on updates for my mods and releasing them as they are ready. This means clearing out my issue tracker, pushing any last minute feature changes, and releasing any unreleased projects that are close a release. I will be spending the next few weeks finishing up my projects for 1.12.2. My plan for dealing with this is fairly simple. It’s not all bad news though, the update brings many new features and improvements which will help improve the quality of the game and mods in general. Unfortunately, this also means that some mods may never receive the update and will be stuck on 1.12.2 indefinitely. This change also means that mods will need to be updated to support 1.13.2, so some of your favorite mods may not be available for a while. Some of the mods you are familiar with may change their mechanics, or redesign themselves in drastic ways.
Many members of the community will start shifting their focus to the new 1.13.2 version. In this post I will be discussing how I will be handling this update, as well as sharing some of my thoughts on the update in general.įor those who are newer to the Minecraft modding scene and have never dealt with an update, these are major transition periods. This means that our community has entered another major transition period. As you might have heard, the Forge team released Minecraft Forge for 1.13.2 on their public files page last night.
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