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Minecraft are switching to a Vulkan renderer in their next major update
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this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2026
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They could try making a game that lets you add mods that doesn't break said mods every update too.
It sure would be nice if Minecraft had a modding API like Luanti.
And it sure would be nicer if the modding community wasn't divided coreboot/libreboot style too TT
Thankfully nearly every alternate option eventually gets some sort of library allowing you to load it with forge, but even that's a mess lately.
Ig that means that Fabric and forge arent enough?