ModShield

Minecraft 版本： 1.21.4

平台： fabric

标签： management technology utility

ModShield

A lightweight simple to use mod, allowing server admins to check client mods as well as forbid players from using certain mods.
Or allow players to use only specific mods.

Usage

Simply download the latest mod version on the server and the client.
It's important to note that a server running ModShield will require all clients to use it as well.

Server Config

All configuration is done through the config file: config/modshield.properties.
After you launch the mod for the first time a template version will be automatically generated, with descriptions of all options and how to use them.
To realod the config use the /mod-shield-reload command. Keep in mind administrator permissions are required.

Show Example ```properties #This is a template ModShield config file. #If you want to allow only certain mods add them in the disallowed option, separated by commas. #This way only mods in that option can be used by the client. # #If you want to allow only specified mods put them in the allowed option, separated by commas. # #savePlayerMods - when set to true ModShield will save mods used by players, that can be accessed through the API. #onlyAllowServerMods - when set to true only mods found on the server will be allowed on the client. #alwaysAllowedPlayers - list of players that can run every mod, separated by commas, UUIDs or names. #autoUpdate - when set to true the mod will attempt to automatically update. #Fri Mar 28 23:03:05 CET 2025 allowed= autoUpdate=false disallowed= onlyAllowServerMods=false savePlayerMods=false ```

API Usage (For Mod Developers)

To use the mod as a library add the maven repository and declare it as a dependency, in your build.gradle file like so:

// Add the repository
repositories {
    maven {
        url = 'https://maven.avarisgates.com' // ModShield
    }
}

// Declare it as a dependency
dependencies {
    // To package the mod with yours
    modImplementation "com.avaris:ModShield:${project.modshield_version}"

    // To use the mod in a seperate .jar file
    // This won't strictly require the mod
    compileOnly "com.avaris:ModShield:${project.modshield_version}"
}

It's also recommended to add the following to your gradle.properties file:

mod_shield=CURRENT_VERSION

Be sure to add replace CURRENT_VERSION with the version you wish to use.
It's always recommended to use the latest one.