1.19.3 backport

[Omena0]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'd like to change the brand of my client, but since it is on 1.19.3 i cant get a version of this mod.

Describe the solution you'd like
Backport for 1.19.3

Describe alternatives you've considered
I've searched for an alternative but havent found any that would support 1.19.3

Additional context
Cool mod :) Thanks.

[Nukecraft5419]

Hi I'm a Contributor I was thinking of making a pull where I initially create several split branches in order to be able to develop the versions in a split way and put both 1.19.4 and 1.19.3 although in reality you could already run version 1.19.4 on 1.19.3 if you want I'll explain how

[Nukecraft5419]

This is a momentary fix just to get the mod running in 1.19.3 if you notice that it's a zip file you have to open and extract it and put that .json file in the config folder, I had to put the file in a zip because GitHub doesn't support json files which is strange I tried it and it works tell me if it works just in case I'll leave you a step I did with the screens

File: fabric_loader_dependencies.zip

[Omena0]

Yes ikr

[Nukecraft5419]

In a few days I'm going to send a couple of PRs with the modifications where the support is divided into various branches for the various versions so that it will be easy for the creator to develop the various versions. I was planning to start with fabric 1.12 up to 1.20.1 and perhaps also for forge.

[kaylendog]

In a few days I'm going to send a couple of PRs with the modifications where the support is divided into various branches for the various versions so that it will be easy for the creator to develop the various versions. I was planning to start with fabric 1.12 up to 1.20.1 and perhaps also for forge.

I'm happy to do the multiple version support, see #16, but I can't support a forge implementation because my Forge abilities are flaky at best and I wouldn't have time to maintain it longterm. Feel free to fork, though!

[Nukecraft5419]

In fact I wanted to do the support to learn better how to make mods and so on, only I would divide the various versions into various branches so that I could succeed better in development

[kaylendog]

In fact I wanted to do the support to learn better how to make mods and so on, only I would divide the various versions into various branches so that I could succeed better in development

That's fair, but maintaining multiple concurrent branches will be a nightmare! It will be much easier to maintain one single branch capable of building to many versions and, if necessary, use release branches when there need to be extra tweaks.