First commit of 2.0 code

Author: socklessthing

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+# https://help.github.com/articles/dealing-with-line-endings/
+#
+# These are explicitly windows files and should use crlf
+*.bat           text eol=crlf
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+# Ignore Gradle project-specific cache directory
+.gradle
+
+# Ignore Gradle build output directories
+**/build/
+!src/**/build/
+
+# (Screws up the MC dev plugin for Older IntelliJ Versions)
+src/btw/**
+
+# Ignore local Minecraft folder
+.minecraft
+
+# IntelliJ
+*.iml
+.idea/workspace.xml
+.idea/tasks.xml
+.idea/gradle.xml
+.idea/assetWizardSettings.xml
+.idea/dictionaries
+.idea/libraries
+.idea/jarRepositories.xml
+
+**/run/

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+# BTW-gradle-fabric-example
+
+This repository is based on the [BTW-Gradle](https://github.com/BTW-Community/BTW-gradle) and the [Example Mod](https://github.com/minecraft-cursed-legacy/Example-Mod)
+repositories, combining them to enable fabric development for the Better Than Wolves mod.
+**This repository was only tested for client-side development yet.** 
+
+## Quick Start
+
+* Clone this repository
+* Acquire the full BTW sources and put them under `src/btw/java` 
+* (Optional) Put the BTW resources (textures, etc.) under `src/btw/resources`
+* Run the gradle task *btwJar*
+* Run the gradle task *build* and then *runClient*
+* (Optional) Put the vanilla MC resources (sounds) under `run/resources`
+
+## BTW Source Code
+
+To get access to the Better Than Wolves source code, please refer to the [BTW-Gradle repository](https://github.com/BTW-Community/BTW-gradle)
+ or (alternatively) the [BTW-Public repository](https://github.com/BTW-Community/BTW-Public), which also offers a way to generate the sources.
+
+## Development
+
+Similar to the [BTW-Gradle](https://github.com/BTW-Community/BTW-gradle) project, this repository comes with a few configuration files for IntelliJ IDEA.
+
+In this repository, there is an example implementation of a fabric mod that is a BTW-Addon at the same time. Base class overwrites,
+either for initializing your BTW-Addon or for changes to the functionality of MC are in many cases not needed 
+anymore. (But they are still possible, put the overwriting-sources under `main/java/net/minecraft/src`.
+ This requires your mod to be loaded as a coremod, which is currently not supported in a dev-environment - only in production.) The
+addon initialization is taken care of by the PreLaunchInitializer.
+ 
+For functionality changes to base classes, please have a look at mixins, which enable you
+to inject code at runtime, offering much better compatibility. Most fabric-mixin tutorials should apply here, but keep in
+mind that no fabric-api is available yet, just bare mixins. An even more powerful alternative is fabric-asm, but this has not
+been tested yet.
+
+If you use reflection, please keep in mind that it is now, in many cases at least, not needed anymore, in addition to the fact that fabric
+remaps Minecraft at runtime into an intermediary form, which is different from the obfuscated one. To get the intermediary names
+of classes, fields, and methods, have a look at the mappings under `custom_mappings`.
+
+## Releasing Mods/Addons
+
+If you want to run fabric mods with BTW in a non-dev environment, you have to either use 
+the [BTW-fabric MultiMC instance](https://github.com/BTW-Community/cursed-fabric-loader/releases/latest) (recommended) or 
+follow the [installation instructions for the Vanilla launcher](https://github.com/BTW-Community/legacy-fabric-installer/releases/latest).
+
+
+Drop on by the discord server if you need help: [BTW Discord](https://discord.gg/fhMK5kx). 
+
+The mod file for the release is generated by the Gradle task *remapJar* and then put into `release`.
+
+After successfully importing the MultiMC instance, you can put your mod file into the mods folder of your installation. 
+If it is a coremod, put it into coremods.
+
+## Issues & Troubleshooting
+
+* How do I obtain the BTW-sources? *Please refer to [BTW-Gradle](https://github.com/BTW-Community/BTW-gradle) or [BTW-Public](https://github.com/BTW-Community/BTW-Public).* 
+
+More troubleshooting is still todo. Feel free to message me on Discord.
+
+## MultiMC Remarks
+* The MultiMC instance should support most BTW versions and their addons, install them normally via `Add to Minecraft.jar`.
+* Addons developed outside of the fabric environment that use 
+Java reflection might not work if they reference obfuscated names via Strings (as mentioned above). 
+Porting those addons is a simple process though, as only the new intermediary names have to be adopted.
+
+## License
+This project incorporates:
+* A modified version of [Fabric Loom](https://github.com/FabricMC/fabric-loom) (MIT)
+* A precompiled version of [Tiny Remapper](https://github.com/FabricMC/tiny-remapper) (LGPL-3.0)