The Mod Class

In order to start modding, you need a Mod Class. Requirements for this class are as follows:

1. It must extend Mod (com.wearedevs.someclicker2.core.Mod)
2. It must have an the ModInfo annotation (com.wearedevs.someclicker2.core.annotations.)

Bare Minimums

Here is an example of a mod that logs the version.

package imdaveead.tutorialmod;

import com.wearedevs.someclicker2.core.Mod;
import com.wearedevs.someclicker2.core.annotations.ModInfo;

@ModInfo(id = "Tutorial", version = TutorialMod.VERSION)
public class TutorialMod extends Mod {
    public static final String VERSION = "1.0.0";

    // Register ShopItems, Sprites, Sounds, and Events
    public void preInit() {
        logger.info("Tutorial Mod " + VERSION + " Loaded!");
    }

    // Make Upgrade Tree, Can Access Other Mod's Items
    public void init() {

    }

    // Handle Stuff Other Mods Want to Do To Your Mod. (You Don't Need to Worry About This)
    public void postInit() {

    }

}

Notice how I use a field VERSION to hold the version so I can change it in one place to have it changed in any other place I use it in. I also use logger.info instead of System.out.println.