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Version
1.10.2-26.3
Author
FrostbyteGames
Page
modrinth.com/mod/frostbytes-maximum-mobility

Frostbyte's Maximum Mobility

Calls something that is on Kiln's roadmap. Parts of it may already run.

Evidence

Ran on Kiln's test stand (2026-11-04): 1140 ticks with errors, first: an END_CLIENT_TICK listener threw java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: 'boolean net.minecraft.client.player.LocalPlayer.isCrouching()'.

What it needs from Kiln

  • an access widener
  • Mixin
  • com.mojang.blaze3d.platform.Window
  • net.minecraft.client.Options
  • net.minecraft.client.multiplayer.MultiPlayerGameMode
  • net.minecraft.client.renderer.RenderPipelines
  • net.minecraft.tags.BlockTags
  • net.minecraft.tags.ItemTags
  • net.minecraft.world.entity.ai.attributes.AttributeMap
  • net.minecraft.world.entity.player.Inventory
  • net.minecraft.world.item.component.SwingAnimation
  • net.minecraft.world.phys.HitResult.Type
  • KeyMapping.isDown()
  • Minecraft.gameMode
  • Minecraft.getWindow()
  • Minecraft.hitResult
  • Minecraft.options
  • GuiGraphicsExtractor.blit()
  • LocalPlayer.getAttributes()
  • LocalPlayer.getDirection()
  • LocalPlayer.getFallFlyingTicks()
  • LocalPlayer.getInventory()
  • LocalPlayer.getUsedItemHand()
  • LocalPlayer.isCrouching()
  • LocalPlayer.isFallFlying()
  • LocalPlayer.isJumping()
  • LocalPlayer.jumpFromGround()
  • LocalPlayer.mainSupportingBlockPos
  • LocalPlayer.onGround()
  • LocalPlayer.position()
  • LocalPlayer.stopFallFlying()
  • LocalPlayer.swing()
  • ItemStack.is()
  • BlockState.is()
  • HitResult.getType()

On the roadmap: Minecraft's libraries and client API (0.2), Code next to data (0.3), Mixin (0.5)

In the author's words

Adds QoL features to the movement system: Step up, Boat step up, Coyote time (jump forgiveness), Bedrock bridging, & Bedrock elytra canceling.

Scan

Scanned on 4 November 2026 against Kiln 0.2.0, file mobility-1.10.2-26.3.jar. The scan reads the mod's classes; it does not run them.

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