Block Counter is a utility mod for Minecraft (Fabric) designed to help builders and technical players. It allows you to select a region and get a precise breakdown of every block type within those boundaries.

• Regional Scanning: Define two points to create a selection area.
• Total Tallies: Outputs a list of blocks and their quantities directly to your chat or logs.
• Material Lists: Ideal for planning survival builds by knowing exactly what resources you need to gather.
• Clean Integration: Built specifically for the Fabric modding toolchain.

• Fabric Loader
• Fabric API (Required for most Fabric mods)

1. Download the latest release from the GitHub Releases page.
2. Move the .jar file into your Minecraft mods folder.
3. Launch Minecraft using the Fabric profile.

• Set Positions: Use a book and quill or /setposition command to set Point A and Point B.
• Count manually from existing coordinates: Execute the count command (usually /countblocks or similar, depending on the version).

View Results: Check your chat window for the categorized list of blocks found in the selection.

This project maintains support for multiple Minecraft versions using a branch-per-version strategy.

• main Branch: Contains the source code for the most recent stable release of the mod.
• Version Branches: Each supported Minecraft version (e.g., 1.19, 1.20.1) has its own dedicated branch.

When a new Minecraft version is released, follow these steps to update the mod:

1. Initialize New Environment:

   • Refer to the Fabric Develop setup tool to get the updated dependencies and buildscript configurations for the target version.
   • Update the gradle.properties and fabric.mod.json with the new version requirements.

2. Code Migration:

   • Copy the core logic from the previous version.
   • Audit the code for breaking API changes in the Fabric API or Minecraft internals.
   • Test functionality in a development environment (./gradlew runClient).

3. Branching & Building:

   • Create a new branch for the version: git checkout -b <version_number>.
   • Run the build command: ./gradlew build.
   • The compiled .jar will be located in build/libs.

Releases are handled in batches once all targeted versions are verified:

1. Verify builds for all active branches.
2. Tag the releases.
3. Simultaneously publish to GitHub Releases, Modrinth, and CurseForge.

This project is licensed under the CC0 1.0 Universal License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Maintained by Demomaker