Hi, I have a suggestion for you here about version numbers.
In this mod, the version is always set to "1.0.0", which I think makes a mess when the versions go up in numbers, so the "Forge Update Checker" can run, which will show a warning about the old version of the mod.
So here is a pattern:
1(main version - changes to 2 if there is an extremely revolutionary change .0(changes to 1, if there is an average change, for example, if a new version of Minecraft has been released, then support for that version).0(changes to 1, if there is any small patch)
So for example: 1(nothing extra has changed).2(version 1.19 has been released recently).1 (a small bug has been fixed) - 1.2.1
I'm doing this because I want to run a Forge update checker.
Hi, I have a suggestion for you here about version numbers. In this mod, the version is always set to "1.0.0", which I think makes a mess when the versions go up in numbers, so the "Forge Update Checker" can run, which will show a warning about the old version of the mod.
So here is a pattern: 1(main version - changes to 2 if there is an extremely revolutionary change .0(changes to 1, if there is an average change, for example, if a new version of Minecraft has been released, then support for that version).0(changes to 1, if there is any small patch)
So for example: 1(nothing extra has changed).2(version 1.19 has been released recently).1 (a small bug has been fixed) - 1.2.1
I'm doing this because I want to run a Forge update checker.