Taiyitist 1.21.1

The Bukkit/Spigot/Paper API implementation for Fabric

The project is no longer a Fabric mod, but a standalone program

Version	Support	Stability	Mod compatibility	Plugin compatibility
1.21.7	Active	Poor	Poor	Poor
1.21.1	Active	Poor	Poor	Poor
1.20.1	Active	Good	Good	Good

Notice

• Fabric + Bukkit is more vanilla-like than Forge + Bukkit
• Fabric API uses mixins to change minecraft indirectly
• Taiyitist also use mixins to hook Bukkit api as a fabric mod
• There's a little breaking changes
• This version of Taiyitist 1.21.1, supports MC version 1.21.1

Tips

• If you want to try a different Fabric + Bukkit hybrid server, you can try CardBoard
• It is implements bukkit api by itself,and the author is a pioneer to try a new way to implements Fabric + Bukkit
• Taiyitist is different with Cardboard,you can also try Cardboard as an alternative choice if you want

Running?

It could be compilable and running, but the compatibility with plugins is poor.

NMS Support

We do support using Spigot's net.minecraft.server classes. Classes and Fields will automatically remap to their intermediary counterparts in runtime, but it will not change plugins at all, so don't worried about the plugin files will be changed to unsafe

Usage

• Download Taiyitist.
• Launch with command java -jar taiyitist-launcher-version.jar

Discord

• https://discord.gg/stTgbjkJ

Developer Support

• Download the dev lib jar from GitHub actions.
• Use Fabric Official Template Fabric Example Mod.
• Using Mojang Official Mappings in your build.gradle
• Create a directory called lib in your root dir.
• Add dependencies of Taiyitist, such as compileOnly(fileTree("lib/taiyitist-version-dev.jar"))

Upstream Projects

• Bukkit - Plugin support.
• CraftBukkit - Plugin support.
• Spigot - Plugin support.
• Paper - Plugin support.
• Arclight - Some code.
• Mohist - Some code.
• StackDeobfuscator - auto deobfuscate logger crash

Special Thanks To:

YourKit, makers of the outstanding java profiler, support open source projects of all kinds with their full-featured Java and .NET application profilers. We thank them for granting Mohist an OSS license so that we can make our software the best it can be.

JetBrains, creators of the IntelliJ IDEA, supports Paper with one of their Open Source Licenses. IntelliJ IDEA is the recommended IDE for working with Paper, and most of the Paper team uses it.