Babric MCP Example Mod (Beta 1.7.3)

A minimal, clean example project showing how to build a Babric-based mod for
Minecraft Beta 1.7.3, using MCP mappings and a modern Gradle workspace.

This template is for:

• learning how Babric works
• experimenting with mixins
• creating lightweight utility mods or clients

Features

• Fully configured Babric + Mixin environment\
• MCP method & field names for Beta 1.7.3\
• Example mixin demonstrating how to interact with vanilla classes\
• Clean, documented project structure\
• Ready for IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, or VSCode

Project Structure

/src/main/java      -> Your mod and mixins
/src/main/resources -> mixin configuration + metadata + assets
gradle/             -> Gradle wrapper files
build.gradle        -> Dependencies + build configuration
README.md           -> You're here right now

Setup

Follow the standard Fabric/Babric setup guide for your IDE:
https://fabricmc.net/wiki/tutorial:setup

Once imported, you can build the project using:

./gradlew build

The output JAR will appear under:

build/libs/

Creating Your First Mixin

Inside this template you'll find an example mixin showing how to hook into
MCP-named Beta 1.7.3 classes using Babric's modern tooling.

Here's a micro example:

@Inject(method = "runTick", at = @At("HEAD"))
private void onTick(CallbackInfo ci) {
    System.out.println("Tick!");
}

Replace it, expand it, blow it up, whatever suits your mod.

License

This template is available under the CC0 license.
Feel free to learn from it, copy it, expand it, or use it as the base for your own project.