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Lillero ASM patches via Sponge's Mixin https://docs.zaaarf.foo/lillero-mixin/
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README.md

UNTESTED FOR NOW, TAKE CARE!

Lillero-mixin

Lillero-mixin is a Mixin plugin capable of applying Lillero ASM patches without needing to inject itself as a JAR library. While slightly dirtier code-wise, this has the key advantage over the older Lillero-loader of being compatible with both Forge and Fabric - and, barring major API changes, with any other future mod loader that will try to force Mixin on you.

To use this, write a class extending LilleroMixinPlugin. Then, register it as a Mixin plugin; it usually involves editing or writing your mod's configuration, but the exact steps vary depending on your mod loader. Specific instructions for Fabric and Forge coming as soon as I have time for this.

Credits

This time there's one other project that must be mentioned. I would've never thought of this had I not stumbled on Manningham Mills. So, thanks to Chocohead for showing that it was indeed possible to work on mixin-centric systems (Fabric especially) without writing a separate loader!