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Networking

Communication between servers and clients is the backbone of a successful mod implementation.

Read an overview of why networking matters and the basic strategies in thinking about networking.

There are a variety of techniques provided by Forge to facilitate communication mostly built on top of netty.

The simplest, for a new mod, would be SimpleImpl, where most of the complexity of the netty system is abstracted away. It uses a message and handler style system.

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