diff --git a/docs/apidoc/index.md b/docs/apidoc/index.md
index 5336311..77d5e78 100644
--- a/docs/apidoc/index.md
+++ b/docs/apidoc/index.md
@@ -141,4 +141,26 @@ For example, take the method `setRenderViewEntity()` on `ModAPI.mcinstance`. Ins
 ```javascript
 var entityIndex = 1; //Index of the entity to look for. 0 means first, which is usually the player, so 1 is usually a natural entity.
 ModAPI.mc.setRenderViewEntity(ModAPI.world.loadedEntityList.get(entityIndex).getRef());
-```
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+```
+
+## Corrective Proxies
+By default, accessing a global like `ModAPI.player` will return a proxy to the original player that removes $ prefixes, as well as making instance methods callable. TeaVM has a quirk where it adds numerical suffixes to some properties. For example `ModAPI.player.inGround0` instead of `ModAPI.player.inGround`. As this is a large issue due to these suffixes changing for every eaglercraft update, you can now bypass this by obtaining a corrective version of `ModAPI.player`, using `ModAPI.player.getCorrective()`.
+
+For example:
+```javascript
+ModAPI.player.inGround //returns undefined
+ModAPI.player.inGround0 //returns 1 or 0, the correct value
+
+ModAPI.player.isCorrective() //returns false
+
+var correctedPlayer = ModAPI.player.getCorrective();
+
+correctedPlayer.inGround //returns 1 or 0, the correct value
+correctedPlayer.inGround0 //returns 1 or 0, the correct value
+
+correctedPlayer.isCorrective() //returns true
+```
+
+You can check if an object is corrective using `<object>.isCorrective()`;
+
+Accessing children of a corrective object will also make them corrective. `correctedPlayer.fishEntity.isCorrective(); //true`
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diff --git a/docs/quirks.md b/docs/quirks.md
index 92e3643..c719645 100644
--- a/docs/quirks.md
+++ b/docs/quirks.md
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 When TeaVM compiles code, it sometimes does strange things.
 
 #### Property Suffixes
-TeaVM will add suffixes to some variables, seemingly randomly. An example is the property `inGround` of any entity. When accessing this on the `ModAPI.player.fishEntity` object, TeaVM has renamed it to `inGround2`. Can be mitigated with `ModAPI.util.getNearestProperty`.
+TeaVM will add suffixes to some variables, seemingly randomly. An example is the property `inGround` of any entity. When accessing this on the `ModAPI.player.fishEntity` object, TeaVM has renamed it to `inGround2`. Can be mitigated with `ModAPI.util.getNearestProperty`, or, even better, using a corrective version of ModAPI.player.
 
 #### Collapsing Methods
 When I was trying to hook into the server-side processing of chat messages, I found that chat packets were handled by the method `processChatMessage` in `NetHandlerPlayServer`. However, in the compiled JavaScript, this method no longer exists. This is because it is only used once, in the `processPacket` method of `C01PacketChatMessage`. TeaVM automatically saw this, and collapsed one method into the other.
diff --git a/patches.js b/patches.js
index 46e23c2..7d59a59 100644
--- a/patches.js
+++ b/patches.js
@@ -1,11 +1,17 @@
 class PatchesRegistry {
-    static patchedEventNames = []
+    static patchFns = []
     static patchedEventNames = []
     static getEventInjectorCode() {
-        return globalThis.modapi_specialevents = "[" + PatchesRegistry.patchedEventNames.flatMap(x=>`\`${x}\``).join(",") + "]"
+        return "globalThis.modapi_specialevents = [" + PatchesRegistry.patchedEventNames.flatMap(x=>`\`${x}\``).join(",") + "]"
+    }
+    static addPatch(fn) {
+        patchFns.push(fn);
+    }
+    static addSpecialEvent(x) {
+        PatchesRegistry.patchedEventNames.push(x);
     }
 }
-function addPatch(params) {
+function addPatch() {
     
 }
 function addSpecialEvent(eventName) {