Credits:

• Fabric loader made by Fabric development team

• Meteor client made by Meteor development team

• TurtleWithaBlock helped with offsets in AutoWither.java

rquirements

1. Java 21
2. Meteor client
3. Fabric
4. Minecraft 1.21.1 - 1.21.4

Story line

Originally snail++ was going to be called 'snailhack.' But to me it sounded too much like 'salhack' (another Minecraft client).

Snail++ used to be developed by two people, Chronosuser and Myself. Later on, Chronosuser would abandon the project and work on his own client. When I first started developing snail++, I wanted to make the client private because I was really bad at coding at the time. However, Chronosuser thought it would be a good idea to give "someone" the non-obfuscated client. It turns out that was a bad idea, because that "someone" later on cracked the client. Ironically, I was also thinking about making the client open source. because I didn't like how long it took to add HWID'S (MAC address). When Chronosuser left the project, I felt really demotivated to do anything because I could not rely on anyone to help. This is around the same time when I started to look for developers.

Roughly early summer, I regained motivation. I started to make really good progress in addon's performance (7-14 commits a week), so much so that people were thinking I was skidding from blackout. (They were so sure of it they didn't even want to look at the source code.)
Around atum, I was not as consistent in updates (because of school and other things), but still I tried to get at least 1 commit every other day. I also was learning how to be more consistent in my coding logic.

In early winter of 2024, I was more consistent in commits and overall client performance, nothing much. As of 2025-01-12, Snail++ will not be archived anytime soon, and it will still be a passion project.