A common mistake is developing against a beloved personal save instead of a throwaway test case. Another is publishing without a compatibility matrix, which turns every update into avoidable chaos for users.
Common traps to watch:
- releasing a mod without install or rollback instructions
- saving asset changes without documenting the pipeline that produced them
- ignoring compatibility notes until users report breakage
References that help correct the drift:
- Fabric documentation: docs.fabricmc.net/
A thorough official doc set for one of the cleanest Minecraft modding toolchains.
- Minecraft Creator documentation: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/minecraft/creator/
Visual references for packs, components, and asset structure that are easy to save.
This folio post is meant to be saved and revised. Add examples from your own work whenever one of these mistakes keeps resurfacing.
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