Minecraft version: 1.8
Forge Version: 1.8-11.14.2.1430

This is the second iteration of Mine & Blade: Battlegear, the popular dual-wielding and combat mod for Minecraft. The mod has a heavy dependency on the use of ASM (coremod) to edit the bytecode of the minecraft base classes.

• Dual wielding of weapons and fists
• Switching between normal and battlemode with the 'R' Key
• Attacking entities with both the offhand and mainhand weapons
• Rendering of dual wielding in 1st person view
• 3rd person rendering (with sheaths)
• Swinging of offhand items of other players
• Rendering of offhand weapons on other players
• Shift Clicking on the inventory screen
• The Following (enchantable) Weapons
  • Waraxe
  • Mace
  • Spear
  • Dagger
• Shields
  • Shield Blocking
  • Shield Bash
  • Arrows being stuck in Shields
  • Enchantments
• Quivers
• Arrows

Note from nerd-boy: I am not 100% happy with the way we are syncing items. It works now by sending a packet with all the "battle items" to each player that is viewing a player every second. I am not sure if this will be too much or not. Although right now I cannot think of another way to do it that doesn't require more bytecode manipulation. I think we already have enough AccessTransformers planed to keep us busy without adding more that we may in fact not need.

• Heraldry (greater customization for shields, quivers, armors)

To make a fork The files contained within the repository must be placed inside a minecraft forge-universal src installation. Due to potential legal issues of re-distributing Mojang .java files, all base class edits are distributed as .java.patch files. They serve only as documentation. You can set a dev environment by Gradle, with IntelliJIdea: gradlew setupDecompWorkspace idea genIntellijRuns or Eclipse: gradlew setupDecompWorkspace eclipse then import the build.gradle file.

To make an addon The files in /battlegear api folder can be used as external libraries. M.U.D and Battlegear are independent. To load them while making the addon, simply put them in the /mods folder in your mod run installation.

Depending on the version of ForgeGradle, you may need to add -noCoreSearch as run configuration argument to avoid duplicated patching.

The mod can be compiled using the following gradle command gradlew build

This will generate a jar file in the battlegear dist folder, along with its checksum.

If you can help to update any of the translation files please fork & make a pull request.

We currently have translation for the following languages (please note that many of these may be out of date)

• English US (default)
• English UK (mainly just change armor -> armour)
• English Pirate
• French
• Polish
• Chinese
• German
• Spanish
• Russian

Please feel free to add to this list or update any of the current language files. They can be found in battlegear mod src/minecraft/assets/battlegear2/lang/.

Some of the rendering capabilities of the mod are still in development, especially concerning the heraldry. The following are a few notes.

• The patterns should only have white. The white section will determine the secondary colour. The primary colour will be the alpha section. Semi transparent sections should also work for better blending.
• The icons should be greyscale and alpha values. They also require at least 1 pixal border around the whole image that should be kept black. This is the reason all of them are 18x18 pixals (16x16 plus a 1px border all around)