readme

README.md

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 <center><img alt="tinkerer's smithing banner" src="https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/RhVpNN5O/images/7b163bbaaf4aadcbd210c91538f620566c0daff3.png" /></center><br/>
 
 <center>A sentimental and convenient rebalance of gear crafting, repair, enchanting, and upgrading.<br/>
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-As of 2.0, the mod has been completely rewritten. It adds and tweaks recipe types to rebalance equipment.
+Tinkerer's Smithing adds and tweaks recipe types to rebalance equipment.
 
 All of them are data-driven, and preserve enchantments and names.
 
 Out of the box, TSmithing makes **every damageable vanilla item repairable** and **every vanilla equipment upgradeable** (yes, even chain).
 
 As a result of these changes, it's easier to enchant and name your tools much earlier - keeping them in good condition with repairs and small improvements.
 
-The more limited datapack version is also available for NBT Crafting [2.2.3](https://download-directory.github.io/?url=https://github.com/sisby-folk/tinkerers-smithing/tree/nbtc2/src/main/resources) - see the [old readme](https://github.com/sisby-folk/tinkerers-smithing/blob/nbtc2-experiments/README.md) for a rough idea of what's there.
+As of 2.3.0, Tinkerer's Smithing **can be loaded on fabric**, and possibly Connector/FFAPI **on forge**. The old, worse, NBT Crafting [2.2.3](https://download-directory.github.io/?url=https://github.com/sisby-folk/tinkerers-smithing/tree/nbtc2/src/main/resources) datapack is also available - see the [old readme](https://github.com/sisby-folk/tinkerers-smithing/blob/nbtc2-experiments/README.md) for a rough idea of what's in there.
 
 ## Recipe Types
 

build.gradle

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 		versionType = 'release'
 		uploadFile = remapJar
 		gameVersions = [mc]
-		loaders = ['quilt']
+		loaders = ['quilt', 'fabric']
 		detectLoaders = false
 		dependencies {
 			required.project "qsl"