Installation

Tradery goes on the server and on every client. It adds blocks, items and screens, so a client without the mod can't join. Single-player works too.

Versions

• Minecraft 26.3: Fabric (Fabric Loader 0.19.5 or newer) and NeoForge (26.3.0.36-beta or newer), Java 25.
• Minecraft 1.21.1: Fabric (Fabric Loader 0.15.11 or newer) and NeoForge 21.1, Java 21.
• Minecraft 1.20.1: Fabric (Fabric Loader 0.16.10 or newer) and Forge 47, Java 17.

All six files are mod version 1.2.0. There is no Quilt build.

What else it needs

On Fabric: Fabric API. On NeoForge and Forge: nothing. Common Economy API is already inside the Fabric file, so it isn't a separate download.

Jade, JEI, BlueMap and the other mods Tradery knows about are optional. They are listed under compatibility.

Differences between versions

Blocks, recipes and commands are the same on all three. There are three differences:

• On 1.21.1 and 1.20.1 the lamp of a vending block glows only on NeoForge and Forge. On Fabric the strip is there but doesn't glow.
• Kill rewards leave out mobs the game doesn't have: the creaking on 1.21.1; the creaking, the bogged and the breeze on 1.20.1.
• 1.20.1 has no trial spawners, so the rule that spawner mobs pay nothing covers ordinary spawners only.

Existing worlds

Coin ore and village market stalls appear only in chunks generated after the mod was installed. Villager customers, the village board, orders and levels work in any village that has a bell.

One setting has to be chosen before the first start: currency.decimals. Once a world has run with the mod, the number of decimals can't be changed. The other settings are under configuration.