Does anyone know any modding tutorials for Mac?

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Apache Maven

If you want to start actually creating mods, MCreator is a good starting place. Other than that, you will need Gradle or Apache Maven to build and compile the jar files, an IDE like IntelliJ IDEA, or VS Code, import the libs as needed (using maven's package manager or gradle), define the classes + methods (self.class()) and start using OOP. Like Python, Java is built on OOP, so learning OOP is going to be rlly important.

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Gradle

If you want to start actually creating mods, MCreator is a good starting place. Other than that, you will need Gradle or Apache Maven to build and compile the jar files, an IDE like IntelliJ IDEA, or VS Code, import the libs as needed (using maven's package manager or gradle), define the classes + methods (self.class()) and start using OOP. Like Python, Java is built on OOP, so learning OOP is going to be rlly important.

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Visual Studio Code

If you want to start actually creating mods, MCreator is a good starting place. Other than that, you will need Gradle or Apache Maven to build and compile the jar files, an IDE like IntelliJ IDEA, or VS Code, import the libs as needed (using maven's package manager or gradle), define the classes + methods (self.class()) and start using OOP. Like Python, Java is built on OOP, so learning OOP is going to be rlly important.

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