For the first time in months, Kael smiled. He had won. Not because he had the best addon, but because he had looked into the abyss of what a Meteor addon could truly do—and decided that some null pointers should never be dereferenced.
He hovered over the "Addons" folder.
So Kael dove into the abyss: .
He stared at his other monitor. CubicSyntax was live. 2,400 viewers. He was building a giant obsidian castle, laughing at a chatter who said "warden go brrr." On Kael's main screen, the Meteor client GUI pulsed softly. He had the modules loaded. He could inject the addon right now.
Kael had been staring at the crash report for three hours. The screen was a waterfall of red text, terminating in a single, damning line: java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "de.florianmichael.viamcp.fixes.FixedMovementCheck.toString()" because the return value of "de.florianmichael.viamcp.viafabric.ViaFabric.getVersionProvider()" is null . meteor client addons
Cubic gave him a stack of steak.
Kael sat back. His gaming chair creaked. For the first time in months, Kael smiled
The first one he found was a public disaster. MeteorRejects —a graveyard of half-finished modules. The "AutoDupe" just crashed the server. The "Jesus" walker made you sink like a rock. He uninstalled it fast, but not before a weird config file lingered in his .minecraft folder. A file named shadow.db .