Merge these into your build.gradle
file to add the blockbench-import-library as dependency.
blockbench-import-library requires certain Polymer modules aswell, which are included here.
repositories {
maven { url 'https://maven.tomalbrc.de' } // blockbench-import-library
maven { url 'https://maven.nucleoid.xyz' } // Polymer
}
dependencies {
modImplementation include("de.tomalbrc:blockbench-import-library:[BIL_VERSION]")
modImplementation "eu.pb4:polymer-core:[POLYMER_VERSION]"
modImplementation "eu.pb4:polymer-networking:[POLYMER_VERSION]"
modImplementation "eu.pb4:polymer-resource-pack:[POLYMER_VERSION]"
modImplementation "eu.pb4:polymer-virtual-entity:[POLYMER_VERSION]"
// Useful for automatically handling resourcepacks in dev environment, but not required.
modRuntimeOnly "eu.pb4:polymer-autohost:[POLYMER_VERSION]"
}
It is important to make sure these dependencies are available at runtime.
You can do this by either adding these modules to your dependencies in fabric.mod.json
, or by including them in your jar file as Jar-in-Jar.
"blockbench-import-library": "*",
"polymer-core": "*",
"polymer-networking": "*",
"polymer-virtual-entity": "*",
"polymer-resource-pack": "*"