Amigo! Estou de volta. Publiquei a expansão do seu mod com créditos e outras coisas, também coloquei seu mod na descrição
para download, agora devo aguardar o sinal verde. Como o mod ainda está em muito desenvolvimento, eu só adicionei ferramentas e armadura
, porque não tenho certeza se o mod ficará legal, porque se não ficar legal, irei deletar o mod.

Oque! Isso não pode ficar discontinuado! Se você perdeu o sua ferramenta de criação, apenas reinstale o mcreator, pois o mcreator salva todos os arquivos de mods. Então simplesmente e muito fácil!
Mcreator para 1.15.2:mcreator.net/ Aperta em download// Instala o Arquivo exe para 64 bits, mesmo seu pc sendo 32 bits, 64 bits tem uma taixa de armazenamento maior. Finalmente alcancei 1.000 views e 400 downloads! E você deve passar essa marca, se esforçe! Esse mod e incrivel não pode parar.

Sorry to hear about your file loss, Nuclear. I think I may have a solution, though. Since you uploaded your mod here, you still have the compiled code. With that, you can decompile the jar file and run the source through a deobfuscator. Some of the variable names may be messed up, but it should help you get this mod back on its feet.

The Minecraft Fabric project actually has a pretty useful tool for this: Yarn. It is what they use to decompile and remap Minecraft into something legible. I've tried it on my end, and I can make sense of the code I've obtained.

1. Download the gradle project for 1.15: https://github.com/FabricMC/yarn/tree/1.15
   
2. Extract the downloaded zip to where you can find it.
3. Open up your command prompt. On Windows, you can search for "cmd" to find it. On Linux, you can press Ctrl+Alt+T.
4. Type in "cd C:/the/path/to/your/extracted/folder" (without the quotation marks)
5. Run either "gradlew yarn" on Windows or "./gradlew yarn" on Linux. This will start up the Enigma application.
6. Go to the toolbar and select File > Open Jar and find your compiled Minecraft mod file (the one you can download from here). This will decomile and remap your jar file.
7. Select File > Export Source and choose a folder to export the Java source files.

You may need to do some renaming to get it to work with Minecraft Forge's mappings (this tool is configured for Fabric), but it should at least give you a start at reconstructing your mod.

Hope this helps.

Dude! Your the guy who wanted me to make a texture pack! How do u make mods btw?