AssetMover

Allows acquiring of vanilla/mod assets at runtime instead of including them in builds potentially violating licenses.

Features:

1. Downloading assets from Minecraft (Java and Bedrock), CurseForge, Modrinth, GitHub, Maven repositories and URLs.
2. Locating these in .minecraft/assetmover folder resource pack that is hidden in-game.
3. Dev environment compatibility.

For Developers:

1. Add CleanroomMC's repository and query for AssetMover's maven entry:

repositories {
    maven {
        url 'https://maven.cleanroommc.com'
    }
}

dependencies {
    implementation 'com.cleanroommc:assetmover:3.0.0'
}

2. Register a listener on MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS no later than FMLConstructionEvent, and queue assets through MoveAssetEvent:

@SubscribeEvent
public void onMoveAssets(MoveAssetEvent event) {
    AssetMoverAPI api = event.getAssetMover();
    api.fromJava("1.20.1")
        .moveAs("assets/minecraft/textures/block/dirt.png", "assets/mymod/textures/block/dirt.png");
    api.fromModSite(ModSite.CURSEFORGE, "238222", "4593548")
        .move("assets/jei/lang/en_us.lang", "assets/jei/lang/de_de.lang");
}

Timeouts

Each download gives up after 30 seconds without a connection or without data. Override it per source with a system property, in seconds:

Property	Source
cleanroom.asset-mover.java.timeout	fromJava
cleanroom.asset-mover.bedrock.timeout	fromBedrock
cleanroom.asset-mover.mod-site.timeout	fromModSite
cleanroom.asset-mover.git.timeout	fromGit, fromGitRelease
cleanroom.asset-mover.maven.timeout	fromMaven, fromMavenCentral
cleanroom.asset-mover.url.timeout	fromUrl, fromUrlFile

Downloads run on max(4, cores * 2) threads, which cleanroom.asset-mover.threads overrides.