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Citadel (NeoForge)

by Astryxion · on CurseForge

A port of Citadel to the NeoForge loader. Free Minecraft Java mod — download and open it in the game.

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Citadel (NeoForge)

A modern NeoForge port of Citadel, the powerful animation and entity framework used by many large-scale creature mods.

This project brings Citadel to newer Minecraft versions on NeoForge, preserving its core systems while updating it to work cleanly with modern APIs and mappings.


About the Original Project

Citadel was originally developed as a shared backend library for Forge and serves as the foundation for many major creature-focused mods.

You can find the original Forge version here:
👉 Original Citadel (Forge): https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/citadel

All credit for the core system design and framework logic belongs to the original developer. This NeoForge port exists to provide parity and long-term support within the NeoForge ecosystem.


What Is Citadel?

Citadel is a shared backend library that provides:

Many large-scale mob mods depend on Citadel to function properly.


Why This Port Exists

A significant number of legacy or Forge-only mods rely on Citadel. This NeoForge port:

The goal is stability, performance, and long-term sustainability on NeoForge.


Intended Use

This is a library mod.

You do not install this on its own unless another mod requires it.

If a mod says it needs Citadel (NeoForge), install this version.


Version Support

Built specifically for:

Always ensure your Minecraft version matches the file version before installing.


Notes

If you’re a developer planning to port a Citadel-dependent mod to NeoForge, this project exists to make that process possible.


Modpack Use

This mod is free to use in modpacks.
You are welcome to include it in public or private modpacks without permission.

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