VoxLib

Developers who write block shapes by hand often recreate the same cuboids, slabs, stairs and fences in many places. VoxLib supplies factories for these common shapes and lets cuboids be declared with Minecraft's ordinary 0 to 16 block coordinates. Shapes can be joined with operators such as +, and left or right rotations and flips are provided as utilities. Conditional assembly and bounded caching of repeated rotations and unions keep the code short and avoid recomputing the same results.

The library started as a collection of utilities inside Wooden Accents, which needed Fabric Language Kotlin under the same design. Its code was split into a separate project so other mods can reuse it without copying. It works with the existing VoxelShape system underneath rather than replacing it. The optional simplification tools produce less detailed outlines, and debug tools draw outline and collision shapes in-game. Mod Menu is optional. Builds are published for Fabric, Forge and NeoForge, and the environment is client and server, so both sides of a multiplayer game need it.