Bendy NeoForge Minecraft Mod
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
I’m building a NeoForge mod for Minecraft Java 1.21.1 that brings the eerie atmosphere of Bendy and the Ink Machine into the game. Every asset should feel native to the original title yet slot seamlessly into vanilla survival or creative builds.
Core content
• Props & decorations – full-scale furniture and set pieces (workbenches, reel projectors, ink machines, etc.), wall and floor decals, plus interactive objects that react when right-clicked or given redstone power.
• Mechanics & interactions – scripted character abilities drawn from the ink world, clever puzzle elements that can be placed in a map, and dynamic environment changes such as rooms flooding with ink on trigger. All of these must be data-driven so I can tweak values or switch them on/off through JSON or a server-side config.
Technical notes
– Target version: Minecraft 1.21.1, loader: NeoForge.
– Animation and model handling through GeckoLib; please expose your .geo, .anim, and .png files for future iterations.
– Clean, commented codebase that compiles with the standard NeoGradle setup.
– Any custom shaders or sounds should be packed inside the mod and referenced by resource location only—no hard-coded file paths.
Deliverables
1. Compiled .jar ready for drop-in use.
2. Full source on Git (or zip) under an open, modder-friendly licence.
3. A short README covering installation, config keys, and an example datapack that shows off the puzzles and ink events.
4. Optional: a demo world showcasing every block, decal, and mechanic; this will help me test quickly.
Acceptance
If I can place every decorative piece through the creative inventory, trigger at least one puzzle sequence, and flood a room with ink via command or redstone, the milestone is met. Smooth performance with OptiFine or Sodium present is a plus.
Let me know your timeline and any previous NeoForge or GeckoLib work you can point me to, and we’ll get this ink flowing.
Additional clarification: The mod should retain Minecraft's blocky aesthetic while closely resembling the decor and mechanics from Bendy and the Ink Machine.
Core content
• Props & decorations – full-scale furniture and set pieces (workbenches, reel projectors, ink machines, etc.), wall and floor decals, plus interactive objects that react when right-clicked or given redstone power.
• Mechanics & interactions – scripted character abilities drawn from the ink world, clever puzzle elements that can be placed in a map, and dynamic environment changes such as rooms flooding with ink on trigger. All of these must be data-driven so I can tweak values or switch them on/off through JSON or a server-side config.
Technical notes
– Target version: Minecraft 1.21.1, loader: NeoForge.
– Animation and model handling through GeckoLib; please expose your .geo, .anim, and .png files for future iterations.
– Clean, commented codebase that compiles with the standard NeoGradle setup.
– Any custom shaders or sounds should be packed inside the mod and referenced by resource location only—no hard-coded file paths.
Deliverables
1. Compiled .jar ready for drop-in use.
2. Full source on Git (or zip) under an open, modder-friendly licence.
3. A short README covering installation, config keys, and an example datapack that shows off the puzzles and ink events.
4. Optional: a demo world showcasing every block, decal, and mechanic; this will help me test quickly.
Acceptance
If I can place every decorative piece through the creative inventory, trigger at least one puzzle sequence, and flood a room with ink via command or redstone, the milestone is met. Smooth performance with OptiFine or Sodium present is a plus.
Let me know your timeline and any previous NeoForge or GeckoLib work you can point me to, and we’ll get this ink flowing.
Additional clarification: The mod should retain Minecraft's blocky aesthetic while closely resembling the decor and mechanics from Bendy and the Ink Machine.