0.9.2
LatestRust workbench: the native .hmod is 100% Rust source and wires typed hooks, but those hook bodies are still no-ops. The mod's features need a hand-written Rust port.
Workbench release from sodium-fabric-0.9.2_mc26.3.jar
Rust translation
| Artifact language | 100% Rust source |
| Hook bindings wired | 36 |
| Java methods inspected | 7,074 |
| Behaviour parity | Not automatic — hook bodies must be written in Rust |
The native .hmod contains zero Java: it is Rust source plus manifests. Automatic translation maps every planned hook, but it cannot rewrite Minecraft rendering or game logic into working Rust. That last step is a hand-written port, and Rustrinth labels it honestly instead of shipping a no-op as “working”.
Size and fidelity
| Original Java jar (not distributed) | 1.8 MB |
| Ported artifacts | 20.4 KB |
| Carried content files | 0 |
| Java classes inspected | 1,272 |
| Java methods inspected | 7,074 |
| Typed hook stubs | 36 |
Rust workbench — behaviour not ported yet. The uploaded jar was inspected and mapped to typed Rust hooks, but its Java method bodies are not translated automatically. A small output (for example 1.8 MB → 20 KB) means the mod is code-heavy: the bundle contains Rust stubs and manifests, not working game code.