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Unified Wind

Unified Wind

Unifies the wind behavior across several mods, and does nothing else! Highly configurable!

18downloads
7followers
18downloads
7followers

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Minecraft: Java Edition

1.21.1

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Licensed LGPL-3.0-only
Published yesterday
Updated 6 days ago

A lightweight and highly configurable mod that changes how "wind" works in several mods to utilize shared behavior. Not strictly required server-side but some effects will not work unless it's installed on both sides. No sound effects or wind particles included.

but why??

I got really annoyed by how often I'd see two different particle effects from two different mods move in two different directions. A textbook "once you see it you can't unsee it" situation lol.

compatibility

No, I will not backport/update the mod to other Minecraft versions!!!

Currently supported mods:

Mods that will never be supported (and therefore may be broken):

Strictly incompatible mods:

  • none yet!

how does it work?

Wind is generally calm when there's no weather. The wind parameters change based on the weather, and gets weaker when entering interior spaces like caves. Currently, the actual wind pattern in the mod is a multi-directional derivative of the wind used by Particle Rain's particles (note: this does not mean Particle Rain is required).

This mod operates by using fairly invasive mixin injections to change the wind behavior of specific mods, rather than just being an api. This way, mod authors are not required to update their mod to make it work with unified wind. The primary drawback to this approach is that any/all mods involved need a new, manually written, implementation within unified wind's code in order to function. For mods seeking to interface with unified wind on their end, see UnifiedWind.java for available API methods (wiki coming eventually!).

HOPEFULLY it's not too broken, and it's really really unlikely to crash your game (but of course, if it does somehow crash your game please report an Issue!).

upcoming/backlog/christmas wishlist

  • upload to Modrinth
  • more robust and versatile mod hooking method
  • fabric support via Stonecutter
  • more accurate wind speed/direction using a voxel grid simulation with terrain slope + temperature + elevation in mind
  • Sable/Aeronautics support: wind optionally pushes flying contraptions (may become a separate mod)