A fork graph that aims to inform people of the recent forks and patches that have been added to each fork of a fork of a fork while also being as chaotic as possible
Canary Classic is a direct fork and descendant of hMod. As such it would be quite simply an hMod fork.
In regards to the other one, it is considered Canary Recode, it is a a completely rewritten version implementing CanaryLib API on 1.8, and 1.7, and 1.6. Essentially in the hierarchy of the fork graph, this would be next to Canary Classic, but not a fork, more like Minecraft -> CanaryMod.
They are old but historically relevant to something like this, IMO.
saboooor
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2 years ago
https://github.com/CanaryModTeam/CanaryClassic
https://github.com/CanaryModTeam/CanaryMod
Canary Classic is a direct fork and descendant of hMod. As such it would be quite simply an hMod fork.
In regards to the other one, it is considered Canary Recode, it is a a completely rewritten version implementing CanaryLib API on 1.8, and 1.7, and 1.6. Essentially in the hierarchy of the fork graph, this would be next to Canary Classic, but not a fork, more like Minecraft -> CanaryMod.
They are old but historically relevant to something like this, IMO.