StrawberryLib

StrawberryLib is a library mod created by MoriyaShiine to hold common code used in multiple personal Minecraft mods. It exists to avoid rewriting the same functions across different projects. If you use any of MoriyaShiine's mods that depend on this library, you'll need StrawberryLib installed on both client and server sides. The mod supports Fabric and NeoForge loaders exclusively. It is not designed to run on Forge or other mod loaders. The library has been built and tested for specific Minecraft versions: 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3. Each release targets one of these versions, and you must match the library version to your game version. StrawberryLib doesn't add any player-facing features or gameplay changes on its own. Its value lies entirely in being a dependency for other mods that reuse its internal code. The license is All Rights Reserved, meaning you can't redistribute or modify it without explicit permission from the author. You may still use it if it is required by a mod you install, as long as you follow the mod's distribution terms. The project receives updates when MoriyaShiine updates their mods, with the latest release being v26.3-r1, which updated the library to Minecraft 26.3. There are no known performance benchmarks or optimization claims tied to this library in the sources. So it doesn't claim to improve FPS, reduce lag, or speed up loading times. Any such benefits would come from the mods that use it, not the library itself. StrawberryLib is hosted on Modrinth and GitHub, with the repository directly linked from the Modrinth page. The README describes it as a silly common code library, reflecting its informal purpose as a personal tool shared publicly.