TCDCommons API

• Added extra miscellaneous translation keys
• Fixed rendering bug related to TBlockStateElement where some blocks wouldn't render properly

• Updated translations for Tatar. Thank you Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I for the updated translations.

User-facing changelog

• Added translations for Tatar. Thank you to Amirhan-Taipovjan-Greatest-I for contributing them.

Technical API changelog

This changelog is primarily for developers and programmers using this API mod. Most people may ignore it.

• Added TCodec, a utility class featuring this mod's Codec<A> implementations for Mojang's DFU
• Added dropShadowProperty() to TLabelElement
• Added miscellaneous TElement implementations for rendering block states and item stacks on screen
• Added TSeparatorElement. It draws a straight line and is configurable.
• Added TToggleButtonWidget. It's similar to a button, but a togglable one.

Support for 26.1.X (including 26w14a)

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Remember when I said I am moving on from NeoForge yesterday? Well scrap that, this release can handle both platforms simultaneously.

Just don't forget to install 'Fabric API' on Fabric, although you probably already know that. On NeoForge no dependencies are required.

Changelog

• Migrated from Architectury to Fabric
• Ported to Minecraft 26.1

Explanation and reasoning

This mod is now back to being exclusive to Fabric. This fate is uncertain but is likely to stay. There are two main reasons for this:

1. NeoForge has far less demand than Fabric. Look at the file download counts for any mod out there (mine included), and you will see ratios as big as 500:1 (aka Fabric getting as much as 500x more downloads). Personally, this isn't the main issue in my opinion - I wouldn't mind continuing to maintain NeoForge for the few people if it wasn't for the next reason.
2. Update delays and additional maintenance, all for a low-demand plarform. This is the main reason and issue I have. Whenever a new version of Minecraft releases - Fabric catches up within hours, meanwhile I am stuck for days to weeks waiting on Architectury and NeoForge to port over - just so I can then proceed to port my mods. No more NeoForge = no more having to deal with that. If NeoForge had a lot more demand, then this would in my opinion be a valid trade-off. For now, it is not.

Please note that I may change my mind. I already wish I didn't have to leave NeoForge behind. We will see what happens in the future. Please refer to Forgified Fabric API and Sinytra Connector, as they may help you run Fabric mods on NeoForge anyway.

This mod no longer depends on Architectury API.

This mod no longer depends on Architectury API.

Full release of v5.0 is finally here, featuring a more robust framework.

(Note that due to a tight deadline of March 24, 2026, I was unable to reimplement missing features in time. When or if they will make a comeback is uncertain for now, as there are many other things demanding my attention.)

Changelog

• Overhauled framework that fixes what past game updates broke
• Removed features that are no longer used by my other mods, as they were impacting maintainability

[Edit]: Forgot to mention

• Fixed TCDCommons Issue #7 - Incompatibility with Frostiful. Thank you to offbeat-stuff for reporting it.

Legal notice

The license for v5.X versions is All rights reserved for now, however it also grants modpack developers the right to feature v5.X versions in modpacks that are hosted on CurseForge and Modrinth. Please read the full license file for more info.

The primary reason for this is that I could not find a license for v5.X that I felt truly comfortable with, even though the initial idea was to assign a proper license once the full v5.0 release was out. It is possible that someday I may switch back to a F.O.S.S. license if I ever do find one I am comfortable with.

Regarding modpacks; Feel free to feature my mods in modpacks on CurseForge and Modrinth. Despite the license, I intentionally worded it to permit modpack usage.

Full release of v5.0 is finally here, featuring a more robust framework.

(Note that due to a tight deadline of March 24, 2026, I was unable to reimplement missing features in time. When or if they will make a comeback is uncertain for now, as there are many other things demanding my attention.)

Changelog

• Overhauled framework that fixes what past game updates broke
• Removed features that are no longer used by my other mods, as they were impacting maintainability

[Edit]: Forgot to mention

• Fixed TCDCommons Issue #7 - Incompatibility with Frostiful. Thank you to offbeat-stuff for reporting it.

Legal notice

The license for v5.X versions is All rights reserved for now, however it also grants modpack developers the right to feature v5.X versions in modpacks that are hosted on CurseForge and Modrinth. Please read the full license file for more info.

The primary reason for this is that I could not find a license for v5.X that I felt truly comfortable with, even though the initial idea was to assign a proper license once the full v5.0 release was out. It is possible that someday I may switch back to a F.O.S.S. license if I ever do find one I am comfortable with.

Regarding modpacks; Feel free to feature my mods in modpacks on CurseForge and Modrinth. Despite the license, I intentionally worded it to permit modpack usage.

General bug fixes and code refactoring.

General bug fixes and code refactoring.

Added APIs related to "Block" statistics.

Added APIs related to "Block" statistics.

API changelog

• ResourceResolver implementation, a tool for asynchronously fetching and loading external resources. Still in experimental phase - not recommended for use yet.

API changelog

• ResourceResolver implementation, a tool for asynchronously fetching and loading external resources. Still in experimental phase - not recommended for use yet.

Minor tweaks.