Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the mod!

The Minecraft Infinicraft mod from the Blucubed video. Feel free to use this code as long as you credit Blucubed (Spiralio). Blucubed Discord Server (for answering setup questions or crediting): https://discord.gg/TveN5TTE7J

IMPORTANT: THIS MOD IS IN A DEVELOPEMENT BUILD! IF YOU AREN'T FAMILIAR WITH PROGRAMMING/MODDING CONCEPTS, IT IS RECOMMENDED TO WAIT FOR A STABLE RELEASE BUILD.

Download the mod's jar from Discord. The mod requires OWO lib and Mod Menu. Also, you must have an OpenAI API key (or a key to any other OpenAI-like API). You should edit key and API base in mod's config.

[Free Way №1] If you don't have an OpenAI API key, you may use ShuttleAI (5 requests/min for free). Register here, create an API key and paste the created key and ShuttleAI's base URL (https://api.shuttleai.app/v1) in the mod's config.

[Free Way №2] If you don't have an OpenAI API key, you may use PawanKrd API. Join discord, create an API key using /key in #Bot channel and paste the created key and PawanKrd API's base URL (https://api.pawan.krd/gpt-3.5-unfiltered/v1) in the mod's config.

[Free Way №3] If you don't have an OpenAI API key, you may use Ollama. Download and run Ollama, then check "Is Ollama" in the mod's config and set the model to a supported Llama model like llama3. Download infinicraft-client and move it anywhere. Install Python 3.11. Run pip install -r requirements.txt in the infinicraft-client folder. If needs be, edit your Ollama endpoint in settings.yml. Finally, launch ollamaBridge in the background and keep it running as you play.

1. Create an infinicraft folder inside of your Minecraft build's config folder if it does not already exist.
2. Download infinicraft-client and move it anywhere.
3. Install Python 3.11 or higher.
4. Run pip install -r requirements.txt in the infinicraft-client folder.
5. If you want a quick and simple icon generator that does an... ok job for the most part run repaint.py. If you want to try out stable diffusion (which is also quite iffy), you can try running the stableDiffusion.py file. On launch, the script will download SD1.5 weights, and will take ~5 GB.
6. Launch Minecraft with the mod.

Blucubed; original mod

PatelRahil; tooltips

timaaos; new fork (integrated script into mod!)

Brian Dean Ullery (NonzeroCornet34); Lot's of things

This system works in two parts.

The mod has two items: infinicraft:infinite and infinicraft:infinicrafter. The first acts as a "universal item" and can take on any texture. Textures are stored in a 256-length array of integers representing colors (in decimal form) of a 16x16 sprite, with -1 representing transparency (see items.json for sample arrays). The infinicrafter block takes two items and attempt to find a recipe for them.

If a recipe is not stored, the mod sends request to OpenAI API (configurable) and adds item into items.json. Then it sends an HTTP request to the backend server (infinicraft-client) to generate a texture for the item with Stable Diffusion.

A script runs in the background and handles generation of new textures. It's an HTTP server (default port 17707) that expects a GET request to /generate in the format:

/generate?itemColor=Some+color&itemDescription=Some+item+description+here

It will respond with JSON in the format {"success":true,"image":"base64 encoded pixel colors"}

If you use Ollama, the ollamaBridge script runs in the background (default port 8283) and handles communication between infinicraft and Ollama. Unless you changed it yourself, the base URL for Ollama is https://127.0.0.1:11434