Mixin Blacklist

Mixin Blacklist allows disablling other mods’ mixins through a config file. This is intended to be used in modpacks when a mod’s mixin is causing issues and must be disabled but the mod license prohibits distributing a modified jar or you just want to avoid embedding a jar in the mrpack.

If Mixin Blacklist is used, certain mod behaviors may not work. Please do not report such issues to the original mod authors, the modpack author is responsible for this.

Configuration

On first run a config file will be created at config/mixinblacklist.json

• "common": Mixins to disable on both client and server
• "mixinClassNames": A list of fully qualified mixin class names to disable, e.g. archives.tater.dyedvoid.mixin.ItemEntityMixin
• "targetClassNames": A list of fully qualified mixin target class names to disable all mixins for, e.g. net.minecraft.item.GlassBottleItem.
• "client": Mixins to disable on the client only
• "mixinClassNames": A list of fully qualified mixin class names to disable, e.g. archives.tater.dyedvoid.mixin.ItemRendererMixin
• "targetClassNames": A list of fully qualified mixin target class names to disable all mixins for, e.g. net.minecraft.item.ItemRenderer.

Target class names must match the current mappings used. Outside of a dev environment, (Neo)Forge uses Mojmap and Fabric uses Intermediary. You can use Linkie to convert between mappings. In general, you shouldn’t need to use Target Class Names in most cases.

{
  "client": {
    "mixinClassNames": [
      "archives.tater.dyedvoid.client.mixin.ItemRendererMixin"
    ],
    "targetClassNames": []
  },
  "common": {
    "mixinClassNames": [
      "archives.tater.eatbottle.mixin.ItemsMixin",
      "archives.tater.dyedvoid.mixin.ItemEntityMixin"
    ],
    "targetClassNames": [
      "net.minecraft.item.GlassBottleItem"
    ]
  }
}

Support

The mod should work on any version as long as you are using Java 17+ as well as on Sinytra connector, even if not currently marked as supported. Please open issues if it does not work in some environments.