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This mod is abandoned!

Well, for one, they're on different Minecraft versions. Magic World 2 is the older one.

well, make sure your ideas don't become a clone of this mod

He also said Logistics Pipes

Click the green bug next to the Run button. Switch to the Debug perspective, and watch the variables.

Nope, only has a method named getHarvestLevel. Unless there's an odd version which adds that

Wait setHarvestTool doesn't even exist for Item how is it working

The second #setHarvestTool method in ItemToolTest won't work. In fact, since a tool class named "Shovel" doesn't exist, I'm pretty sure it made the tool useless.

Might cause some incompatibilities, don't know if it affects it too much. I do know that it adds one or two items which might break the saves. Make sure to create a backup.

Difficult Life

is it ok to credit you in the OP of my 1 and a half years of modding minecraft how did i not know this

Am I missing something here?

My tests WERE (completely) wrong. I don't know what I was doing wrong however (might have been because i named my file with an uppercase letter, but that sounds absurd). It DOES compile into bytecode (like this, yet the jar looks like this). I was wrong about installing Kotlin and setting some...

Wait, never mind, I'm a gigantic idiot... Fastcraft, NotEnoughResources and Mystcraft I believe are incompatible.

Well, from what I understand, it doesn't compile directly into bytecode, from what I understand it reads code off of the .kt files and creates different classes based on them in a global kotlin_bin folder. There are different classes for packages, because the language does not strictly require...

Meh. Not really interested. Doesn't really seem compatible according to my testing. From what I've concluded, doesn't really seem compatible with existing Java code. Doesn't look like it'll be easy for the end user to use these mods anyway. The language in general is not really functional...

The Infinity Forge version is not compatible with Cauldron.

Forge

I'm looking into it. Looks nice, I especially appreciate the fact that they made an Eclipse plugin as well. Looks very similar to Groovy.

Even though @ljfa answered your question, I recommend crediting the TiC team for the code. While I don't think it's legally required, I suggest it for ethicality.