A Forge port of the Continuity mod, bringing modern connected textures (CTM) support to Minecraft 1.20.1.
This is an unofficial port of Continuity for the Forge modloader.
While the original mod is built for Fabric/Quilt, this version is specifically refactored to work with Forge's rendering pipeline while maintaining compatibility with the standard MCPatcher/OptiFine format for resource packs.
Important
This Forge port was developed using an AI-driven workflow. While I provided the architectural direction and requirements, the core code transformation (Fabric to Forge rendering pipeline) was primarily generated by Claude.
As this is an experimental implementation, you might encounter minor rendering glitches. If you notice any texture alignment issues or transparency bugs, please feel free to open an Issue!
由于我的技术有限，不能保证模组完全正常工作，所以欢迎大家一起来帮忙！🙏
Continuity is a Minecraft mod that allows resource packs that use the OptiFine connected textures format, OptiFine emissive textures format (only for blocks and item models), or OptiFine custom block layers format to work without OptiFine.
Continuity is client-side only and includes two built-in resource packs. The Default Connected Textures pack provides connected textures for glass, sandstone, and bookshelves, similar to the built-in connected textures provided by OptiFine. The Glass Pane Culling Fix pack culls faces between vertically stacked glass panes to make them look seamless with connected textures.
Formally, Continuity implements the Continuity connected textures specification, Continuity emissive textures specification, and Continuity custom block layers specification. All of these are extensions of the corresponding OptiFine specification and were created to provide more features to resource pack authors. The documentation for the Continuity specifications can be found at the Continuity wiki.
Continuity is developed as a Fabric mod and is recommended to be used with Fabric. However, Connector and Forgified Fabric API allow Continuity to work well on other mod loaders such as NeoForge and Forge. Releases are made on CurseForge and Modrinth that are marked as working with these mod loaders; these releases contain the same code as equivalent releases for Fabric, but with additional metadata to declare Connector and Forgified Fabric API as dependencies. An official NeoForge version of Continuity that does not require Forgified Fabric API is not planned at this time due to major technical differences between the Fabric and NeoForge APIs.