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WariumAPI

by TheMCGuy101 · on CurseForge

An API for Warium and WariumVS!. Free Minecraft Java mod for 1.20.1.

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The author built this one for Minecraft 1.20.1 on Forge. On other versions it may install and then do nothing.

WariumAPI

WariumAPI is the official (but independently maintained) API and library mod for the Warium ecosystem.
It provides a stable, lightweight foundation for addons, integrations, tooling, and extended systems built on top of Warium.

This mod is primarily intended for developers and advanced modpack creators who want to extend Warium cleanly, without copying internal logic or relying on unstable internals.


Overview

WariumAPI is designed to be:

It acts as the shared contract between Warium and third-party addons.


Compatibility

WariumAPI works with:

If you are developing vehicle systems, naval mechanics, physics-driven gameplay, or large-scale integrations, WariumAPI is the supported way to interface with both standard Warium content and WariumVS ships and vehicles.


Warium Integrations

For real-world examples and expanded compatibility, see Warium Integrations.

Warium Integrations:

The Warium Integrations page also links to the official Discord, where development discussion and support takes place.


Development & Maintenance Notes (Important)

This mod is:

Because of this:

This is intentional. The goal of WariumAPI is long-term reliability, not rapid iteration.


What This Mod Is NOT

To avoid confusion, WariumAPI is not:

If you are not using addons or integrations that depend on WariumAPI, you likely do not need this mod installed.


Community & Support

Development discussion, support, and integration help are handled via Discord:

Discord: https://discord.gg/c8rsE7hCc3


Source Code

WariumAPI is open-source and available on GitHub:

GitHub: https://github.com/NotMCGuy/wariumapi

The repository contains:


Requirements

Verified by MCModsHub

These come from our own check of the pack file, not from the source page.

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