The ImmersiveMC API

Starting with ImmersiveMC 1.5.0 Beta 2, ImmersiveMC comes with a fully-featured API to make programming your own block-based Immersives as easy as possible!

Warning

Due to ImmersiveMC being a mod that has constantly evolving features and VR requirements, the API will likely change as ImmersiveMC changes. This documentation should remain up-to-date to match the latest version of the API, however you may need to adjust your code as these updates happen to ensure your ImmersiveMC integration does not cause a crash with incompatible versions. This guide will cover how to do so.

Getting Started

The pages on the left-hand side are ordered in such a way for you to learn how to make block-based Immersives using ImmersiveMC’s API. Before then, though, you’ll need to add ImmersiveMC to your project!

Setup

Loom (Fabric and Architectury)

Add the following to your build.gradle file. For Architectury, this should be done for all of your subprojects:
```
 repositories {
     maven {
         url = "https://cursemaven.com"
     }
 }
```
Add the following to the dependencies section of your build.gradle. FILE_ID should be replaced with the file ID of the ImmersiveMC version you depend on. The FILE_ID can be found by visiting the “Files” tab of ImmersiveMC’s CurseForge page, clicking the file you want, then copying the numbers at the end of the URL. As with step 1, if you’re using an Architectury project, this should be done for all of your subprojects, using the Fabric version of ImmersiveMC for your common subproject:
```
 modApi "curse.maven:immersivemc-607017:FILE_ID"
```
Refresh gradle, then you’ll be good to go!

NeoForge and Forge

Add the following to your build.gradle file.

repositories {
    maven {
        url = "https://cursemaven.com"
    }
}

Add the following to the dependencies section of your build.gradle. FILE_ID should be replaced with the file ID of the ImmersiveMC version you depend on. The FILE_ID can be found by visiting the “Files” tab of ImmersiveMC’s CurseForge page, clicking the file you want, then copying the numbers at the end of the URL.
```
compileOnly fg.deobf("curse.maven:mcvrapi-591092:FILE_ID")
runtimeOnly fg.deobf("curse.maven:mcvrapi-591092:FILE_ID")
```
Refresh gradle, then you’ll be good to go!