PulseLib

Installation

You can find installation instructions here

Documentation

You can find the documentation here

Support

If you have questions or need help getting started, join our Discord!

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For significant changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
If you would like to support PulseLib, feel free to donate.

License

All code and artwork are licensed under the

Why PulseLib?

• Extremely fast — designed for high-performance animation
• Supports any geometry, not just cubes
• Animation stacking system
• Resource reloading support
• Lightweight and minimal overhead
• Works with models from Blockbench, Blender, Maya, and more

PulseLib vs GeckoLib

Feature PulseLib GeckoLib Any geometry ✅ ❌ Performance ⚡ Very high Medium Animation stacking ✅ Limited Resource reloading ✅ ✅ Lightweight ✅ ❌

Q/A

A: You can always check the Discord channel, where fresh development updates are posted regularly.

A: Absolutely! In the same Discord channel, we’re open to all your ideas and suggestions.

A: It’s allowed, but please make sure to include a link to the Modrinth page.

A: If there’s enough demand, I can make one. But personally, I don’t like Fabric.

A: No, it's designed to be significantly faster and more flexible than traditional Minecraft animation libraries.

A: No idea, just test and say me. List of known incompatibilities will be published below. As soon as I have time - I will try fix it

A: Circles, toruses, stars… anything you can model in Blockbench, Blender, Maya, or any other modeling program.

A: Yep. Just export models as .glb and import them into the game.

A: As many as you want. PulseLib supports layered and stacked animations.

A: Yes, I can. But do add something, I have to know what you want those feature. So, come to discord and tell me about it.