MaLiLib

Mod

by masady

A library mod required for masa's client-side mods

Type

Mod

CurseForge Downloads

18,216,655

CurseForge ID

303119

Modrinth Downloads

29,823,369

Modrinth ID

GcWjdA9I

Last Updated

Jul 28, 2026

Description

See this about MC 1.20.5 and later versions

https://old.reddit.com/r/litematica/comments/1di4o3h/announcement_about_litematicas_future_and_updates/

TL;DR; I won't maintain the 1.20.5+ versions myself anymore, at least for now. There are ports by Sakura-Ryoko. They will be here once they are more stable, see the post for the links and details before then.

Description

MaLiLib is a library mod containing shared code for masa's client-side mods.
Basically it contains all the configuration options, keybind stuff, most of the GUI code and a bunch of other utility stuff for the mods that use it.
(The name is just short for masa's Litemod Library, because I have zero imagination... [since it was first created for the LiteLoader versions of the mods])

Make sure to get the correct mod version from the Files page!!
Note: There are both Fabric and Forge versions for 1.14.4 and later MC versions, look at the file name to get the correct version!

The file name always indicates the mod loader (for example Fabric vs. Forge) and the Minecraft version:
malilib-<mod loader>-<MC version>-<mod version>.jar

For example:
malilib-fabric-1.15.2-0.10.0-dev.20+arne.6.jar

Malilib is required by the following mods, starting from the indicated versions:

Item Scroller - 0.14.0 and later
Litematica - for any builds starting from around 2018-06-11
MiniHUD - 0.17.0 and later
TellMe - 0.6.1 and later
Tweakeroo - 0.8.0 and later

The exact required version of malilib for each mod version will be indicated in the changelog of each of the dependent mods.

Basically when some mod requires a newer version of malilib, then all the other dependent mods will also get an update at the same time, if the change in malilib breaks compatibility. Normally breaking changes should hopefully be rare.

Basically you should be able to always use the latest version of malilib for any of the dependent mods, at least if you update them all at the same time, as you always should.
TL;DR; Update everything at once!

Starting from the 0.10.0-dev.19 version of malilib, the only required part of Fabric API is embedded inside malilib, so you don't need to get the Fabric API mod separately anymore just for my mods.

For MC 1.13.x you should note that only 1.13.2 is supported, so you need Rift for 1.13.2 from Chocohead's fork.

Rift 1.13.2 installation (if you play Minecraft 1.13.2):

- Make sure you have Java 8 installed (Java 9 or newer won't work with Rift)

Option 1 - Use the MultiMC launcher (I personally recommend this!):

Get MultiMC from https://multimc.org
Download this zip: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/480755595654332456/674588502008004618/mmc_rift_1.13.2_jitpack_aeee80c1fb-1_https.zip
In MultiMC, click Add Instance from the top
Select Import from zip on the left, and select that zip file you downloaded from above. Give the instance a name on the top, and click OK to finish and Rift will get installed to that instance.
If you need further help with MultiMC, I have a video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzR9oRld08A

Option 2 - To install Rift 1.13.2 to the vanilla launcher:

First download the Rift installer from here: https://www.jitpack.io/com/github/Chocohead/Rift/ jitpack-aeee80c1fb-1/Rift-jitpack-aeee80c1fb-1.jar
Close the Minecraft launcher if you have it running
Double click the Rift jar it to run it
If it installed successfully, then open the equivalent of the file C:\Users\masa\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\versions\1.13.2-rift-1.0.4-SNAPSHOT\1.13.2-rift-1.0.4-SNAPSHOT.json ( depending on your OS and user name etc.) in a text editor
Inside the libraries array, on the com.github.Chocohead:Rift line, replace the SNAPSHOT string with aeee80c1fb-1
Save the file
Done.
The game should now launch with Rift installed when you launch it using the 1.13.2-rift-1.0.4-SNAPSHOT profile in the vanilla launcher.
Image of how the json file should look like after the edit: