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Currently, Forge and Fabric have two different accessory front-end APIs. Is there a way for them to use the same API? If both APIs are installed, it will cause some errors. For example, when installing Icarus (Fabric), you must install front-end Trinkets, which works perfectly. If you want to install forge's jewelry mod, you must also install the Curios API. When When these two APIs exist together, the item function of Icarus (Fabric) will be invalid. Things, Wizards, and other mods all use Trinkets as a frontend. If you want to solve this problem, is it only possible for mod authors to be compatible?
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Currently, Forge and Fabric have two different accessory front-end APIs. Is there a way for them to use the same API? If both APIs are installed, it will cause some errors. For example, when installing Icarus (Fabric), you must install front-end Trinkets, which works perfectly. If you want to install forge's jewelry mod, you must also install the Curios API. When When these two APIs exist together, the item function of Icarus (Fabric) will be invalid. Things, Wizards, and other mods all use Trinkets as a frontend. If you want to solve this problem, is it only possible for mod authors to be compatible?
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