- SharpCore is a lightweight modding microkernel with an architecture designed to allow mod development from any programming language targeting any platform that supports named pipes as a protocol.
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Mods in C#: Write mods using C# and Visual Studio, with no dependency on Java.
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Real-time communication: Bidirectional synchronization between Minecraft (Java) and C# mods via Named Pipes.
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Dynamic mod loading: Mods are loaded without compilation; you just need to send a JSON mapping exactly what the game requires.
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Extensible architecture: Designed to support modding from any language to any platform implementing the IInstructionAdapter interface.
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Unity Assets support: Built with visual tools like Unity in mind, integrated from the C# side.
Interface (IMsharpMod) --> BridgeCore (Named pipes, Staging System) --> Adapter Response(OK/FAIL) --> if OK Adapter Game implementation else Rollback
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Java Side: A Forge mod (MSharpBridgeMod) acting as the named pipe client.
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C# Side: A launcher that loads mods, manages the pipe, and dispatches events.
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Communication: Named Pipes transfer the payload to the core, which is then handled by the adapter implementation for the game.
public class TestCsharpMod : IMsharpMod
{
public void OnStart() => Console.WriteLine("Test Mod running.");
public void OnEvent(string type, object? payload = {Correct Forge Values})
{
Console.WriteLine($"Event cached from Forge side: {type} | Payload: {payload}");
}
public void OnTick() { }
}This project is licensed under the LGPL v2.1 or later (see LICENSE files).