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Modern Warfare Cubed is a fork of the popular Vic's Modern Warfare Mod which is now discontinued aiming to improve and expand upon the experience.

An animated visualization of Cubed-Development/Modern-Warfare-Cubed's Git history from February 2023 to August 2023, built by 17 contributors. The codebase reached 17,086 lines, mostly Java. The video runs 28 seconds.

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Language

Java

Contributors

17

Lines of Code

17,086

From

2023-02-24

To

2023-08-18

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About Cubed-Development/Modern-Warfare-Cubed

Modern Warfare Cubed is a Minecraft Forge mod written in Java that continues development of the discontinued Vic's Modern Warfare Mod. It brings an extensive arsenal of realistic modern weapons to Minecraft, including assault rifles, sniper rifles, shotguns, and pistols with authentic sound effects and animations modeled after real-life firearms.

The mod features a sophisticated weapon customization system built around three core mechanics: customization, modification, and attachments. Each weapon has unique statistics like rate of fire, accuracy, and damage, with specialized attachments such as scopes and suppressors available to enhance performance. Beyond weaponry, Modern Warfare Cubed includes explosives, equipment, and distinctive features like a camera system that allows players to mount cameras on entities and watch their activities from a distance through tablets, though cameras have a limited functional range before losing signal.

The project is maintained by the Cubed Development Team as open-source and free-to-use software, with active community support through Discord and available documentation. The team welcomes contributions from the community and seeks to expand the mod's features while preserving assets from the original Vic's Modern Warfare Mod.

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