LDLib2

A modern Minecraft modding library for UI, rendering, synchronization, persistence, and in-game editors.

Documentation | Java Integration | UI Guide | Discord | CurseForge | Modrinth

LDLib2 is a complete rewrite of the original LDLib, redesigned around modern Minecraft and NeoForge development. It gives mod authors a higher-level foundation for building UI, in-game tools, renderer-backed content, synchronized data, and persistent runtime systems without rebuilding the same infrastructure in every project.

Feature Highlights

LDLib2 UI Build Minecraft screens with Taffy-powered layout, LSS stylesheets, reusable components, XML definitions, data bindings, RPC events, and HUD overlays.	Data Synchronization and Persistence Annotate fields with @Persisted, @DescSynced, and RPC helpers to generate NBT IO, codecs, dirty-field sync, and packet flow with minimal boilerplate.
Node Graph Toolkit Create in-game graph editors with nodes, ports, wires, variables, subgraphs, blackboards, undoable commands, and resource-backed graph assets.	In-game Editor Framework Build Unity-, Blender-, or Blockbench-style tools with dockable views, project files, resource browsers, inspectors, history, settings, and custom editor panels.
Configurable Turn annotated Java objects into inspector-ready property panels, including ranges, selectors, lists, resource locations, search fields, undo history, and persistence.	Rendering and Integrations Use LDLib2's shader, texture, model rendering, scene, and editor utilities together with common modding workflows such as JEI, REI, EMI, KubeJS, and Java plugin entry points.

For a full walkthrough, see the UI Getting Started guide.

Links

• Documentation
• GitHub repository
• CurseForge project
• Modrinth project
• Discord community
• Original LDLib

License

LDLib2 is licensed under the LGPL-3.0 license.