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Use Java 17.
Running `./gradlew build` will create a mod jar in `build/libs`
Running `./gradlew :build` will create a mod jar in `build/libs`
You will need the fabric api mod, the fabric kotlin language mod, the architectury mod and REI in your mods folder in order for this mod to work.
### Licensing and contribution policy
Currently, this is under an All Rights Reserved sort of policy. There is currently no license im giving to anyone to make
use of this software. All the code in this repository I wrote myself, and I am planning to make it available under some
license pretty soon, but right now I am unsure of how some of the libraries I use will affect under what license i need
to publish this, so this is just a preliminary preview for now.
This mod is licensed under a GPL 3.0 or Later license. To read a full license report of all dependencies, execute
`./gradlew :printAllLicenses`.
I will not accept contributions until I am sure of under which license I want to publish this mod and some of the
infrastructure is more defined.
Contributions are tentatively welcomed. The mod is still in an early stage and lots of things will change and/or are
not properly documented for other developers. If you would still like to try, make sure to add the proper
[copyright header](HEADER) to your file, or update existing copyright headers with your name and the current year.
Pull requests are welcome through [GitHub](https://github.com/romangraef/Firmament) or via git send-email. Your code
will be publicly available under a GPL license, so make sure that you have the appropriate permissions to grant that
license, or if you are reusing code from somewhere else to properly credit the code and check if the original license
is compatible with ours. If you want, you can license a specific file you write under a less restrictive non copyleft
license with appropriate header, although it may at a later point be upgraded to a GPL licensed file, if another
contributor edits that file.
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