Gareth Coles
Gareth Coles
The weird tag-wrapping can be avoided by not indenting the closing HTML tag, it turns out. This feels a touch janky, but it works. ```markdown Info admonition title! Some text....
+1 This seems like a really odd feature request to leave for this long; I imagine this could be an issue for a bunch of use-cases
Hello! Quilt community manager here. I just woke up so this may not be the most fantastic of responses, apologies. The mod list packet is not designed to be an...
> @gdude2002 Thanks for the reply. In my opinion, a reasonable solution would be to broadcast only the mods that use said networking API instead of all mods the client...
Doesn't that just make it opt-in? Kinda defeats the point
I feel like this wouldn't work out for a number of reasons: 1. It'd make the API surface incompatible and generally worse 2. Most of the grey-area mods I'm thinking...
> It doesn't really help against "grey-area" mods either. > > A common pattern in 1.8 cheats was to co-opt a well known "good" mod (say, keypress or cps mods)...
Probably the best thing to do is make a thread on [the toolchain server](https://discord.quiltmc.org/toolchain/) entitled "modid list alternatives" or something like that, in #qsl-general
We've confirmed support in both ATLauncher and PolyMC so far, yes.
I think the point was that your solution isn't really any better than what vanilla already offers - the idea exists because that wasn't enough on its own.