A small client-side mod that fixes widget focus issues in any in-game GUI. Improve your interaction with the interface.
A Block and Item Compression mod for Minecraft. Compress your Blocks and Items to make more free space.
CBCollection Minecraft Fabric Mod adds several patchouli-type books for various food and cooking mods. Includes a datapack to make the mods compatible with each other.
Cook Big Things Now! Smelt iron, gold, and copper raw ore blocks to get an iron, gold, or copper block. This mod simplifies getting blocks.
Drones for CC Tweaked! They do turtle things, but with additional jank. Control drones and automate tasks in Minecraft.
A Fabric mod that adds a chunk loader for CC: Tweaked. It allows you to keep chunks loaded even when players are outside the area.
Allows for moving the camera 360 Degrees without changing movement-direction. Improves the view in-game.
This mod enhances the Totem of Undying in Minecraft by adding new features. It's compatible with the Curios/Trinkets API, expanding its functionality.
CICADA is a foundational library mod meticulously crafted to streamline the development process for other Minecraft modifications. It achieves this by offering a comprehensive suite of general utilities and common abstractions, effectively addressing the complexities that often arise when multiple mods need to interact or when developers require reusable code snippets for various functionalities. By providing these pre-built, robust components, CICADA significantly reduces the amount of boilerplate code that individual modders would otherwise need to write. This allows developers to allocate more time and resources to focusing on unique gameplay mechanics and innovative features, rather than being bogged down by repetitive programming tasks. Essentially, this library acts as a central hub for shared functionalities, promoting greater efficiency and consistency across diverse mod projects. The core functionality of CICADA revolves around several key areas that profoundly alter how mods can operate and communicate within the Minecraft environment. It introduces a sophisticated API specifically designed to enable inter-mod conversations directly within the game log, offering a novel and efficient way for mods to exchange information or signal events without requiring direct, complex integrations. Furthermore, the library includes various other logging-related utilities that significantly enhance debugging capabilities and improve the clarity of information display. A particularly notable feature is its capability for player rendering that is entirely independent of a world context, opening up unprecedented possibilities for visual elements or character displays in unique scenarios. The mod also provides a GSON-based, self-managed template class for mod configurations, simplifying the often-tedious process of creating and managing settings for various mods. Finally, an abstract mixin plugin is thoughtfully included to facilitate compatibility mixins, making it considerably easier to manage and resolve interactions between different mods, thereby improving overall stability. CICADA boasts broad compatibility with a range of Minecraft versions, specifically supporting 1.21.8, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, and the entire 26.1 series, including 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, and 26.2. It is meticulously designed to function seamlessly with the Fabric mod loader, ensuring a stable and integrated experience. The mod's installation requirements are flexible and depend on its intended use: it is entirely optional on the client side, meaning it does not need to be installed on every player's game to function, and it is also optional on the server side, indicating it is not mandatory for server-side operations. This inherent flexibility empowers developers to integrate CICADA based on the specific needs of their mod and its deployment strategy, whether it's primarily a client-side enhancement, a server-side utility, or a combination of both, without imposing unnecessary burdens on users or server administrators. To successfully install CICADA, you must place the mod file into the appropriate `mods` folder for your chosen loader. For Fabric, this specifically means placing the `.jar` file directly into the `mods` directory located within your Minecraft installation. Before attempting to launch the game, it is absolutely crucial to ensure that you have the correct and compatible version of the Fabric API installed, as many Fabric mods, particularly foundational libraries like CICADA, rely heavily on it to function properly and avoid crashes. Always meticulously verify that the Minecraft version you are currently running precisely matches the version for which the mod was compiled, and that the Fabric loader itself is fully up-to-date. Checking the game logs immediately after installation for any error messages related to CICADA or its dependencies is also a highly recommended step to confirm a successful and stable setup, allowing you to troubleshoot any issues promptly.
Removes the ugly 'pls update cicada' cape from older versions of CICADA. Provides a cleaner look.
CIT Resewn, but patched to remove lag with Hypixel+ Skyblock. Will be deleted once CIT Resewn is updated.
Coordinate List (CList for short) is a simple minimalistic fabric mod for saving your coordinates. No minimaps. Just a list with in-game waypoints.
A mod for debugging Concurrent Modification Exceptions and Index Out of Bounds Exceptions. Helps in finding and fixing errors in mods.
Combines the spheres of experience into one, preserving their value. This mod simplifies experience collection and makes it more convenient for the player.
This mod allows you to choose which blocks will have connected textures in every CTM resource pack you have loaded. This allows you to customize the appearance of blocks.
a SpeedrunIGT category creator that defines a spec for multi-block locational criterion. The mod is designed for integration with SpeedrunIGT.
Compatibility datapack between ChoiceTheorem's overhauled village and Create:Structures mod. Ensures the mods work together.
Compatibility datapack for croptopia mod and CTOV. Allows the mods to work together without conflicts.
Compatibility add-on for Farmer's delight mod and CTOV. It ensures smooth integration and interaction between these mods.
A mostly gambling-themed mod that introduces new additions, endgame items, blocks, and more! Gamble your way to unique rewards.
🌵 Cactusfix is a mod for FabricMC which provides multiple fixes for cacti. Improves the functionality of cacti.
A vanilla-style mod that adds coffee, a new crop with unique uses! Adds new plants and mechanics.
Adds sound and crumb particles when you eat cake. Improves the visual and auditory feedback when interacting with cake.
The Boat Item View Mod addresses a common limitation in Minecraft's vanilla gameplay, allowing players to visually track the items they are holding while navigating the game world in a boat. Previously, when a player entered a boat, the item in their hand would disappear from view, making it difficult to remember what they were carrying or to plan their next action. This mod provides a simple yet effective solution, restoring the visibility of held items, thereby improving the overall immersion and practicality of boat travel for adventurers and explorers alike, ensuring that players can maintain awareness of their inventory even while on the move across water bodies, which is crucial for many gameplay scenarios. This mod functions by altering the rendering process specifically when a player is seated in a moving boat. It intercepts the game's rendering calls and ensures that the item currently held in the player's main hand or offhand is displayed correctly, just as it would be when the player is on foot. It's important to note that this mod is purely cosmetic and does not introduce any new gameplay mechanics related to item usage while in a boat; items cannot be used or interacted with while the boat is in motion, as this would involve modifying server-side logic, which this client-side mod does not do. The primary change is visual, enhancing the player's perception of their character's state. The Boat Item View Mod is designed for broad compatibility across various Minecraft versions and loading systems. It officially supports Minecraft versions 1.21.8, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, and the corresponding versions for the Forge and NeoForge loaders, specifically 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, and 26.2. This mod is strictly a client-side modification, meaning it is required on the player's computer but should not be installed on dedicated servers, as server-side support is explicitly not provided and would be unsupported. This ensures that server performance is not impacted by this visual enhancement. Installing the Boat Item View Mod is a straightforward process, especially for users familiar with modding Minecraft. For Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge users, the mod file should be placed directly into the 'mods' folder within your Minecraft installation directory. Before launching the game, it is essential to verify that the correct version of the mod is being used for your specific Minecraft version and loader. Additionally, ensure that any required dependencies, such as Cloth Config API, are also present in the mods folder, as this mod relies on it for its configuration options and in-game settings adjustments, which can be accessed through the Mod Menu if installed.
Borderless Mining is a utility mod designed to significantly enhance the fullscreen experience in Minecraft by replacing the traditional fullscreen mode with a borderless window that perfectly fills the screen. This addresses a common frustration for players who wish to multitask or use multiple monitors, as standard Minecraft fullscreen often minimizes the game when focus is shifted to another application. By implementing a borderless window, this mod ensures that Minecraft remains visible and accessible, even when other programs are in use, greatly improving workflow and convenience for those who need to switch between tasks without interruption. This mod functions by altering how Minecraft's display is rendered, specifically targeting the fullscreen option. Instead of a true exclusive fullscreen mode, it creates a borderless window that is sized to match the display's resolution, effectively mimicking fullscreen without the limitations. This change allows for smoother alt-tabbing and better integration with other desktop applications, making it ideal for streamers, content creators, or anyone who juggles multiple programs while playing. The mod also introduces a dedicated 'Borderless Windowed' option within the game's Video Settings, providing an intuitive in-game toggle to enable or disable its functionality, along with a configuration menu accessible via Mod Menu for further customization. Borderless Mining is compatible with a wide range of Minecraft versions, specifically supporting 1.19, 1.19.1, 1.19.2, 1.19.3, 1.19.4, 1.20, 1.20.1, and 1.20.2. It is designed to work with multiple mod loaders, including Fabric, Forge, and Quilt, ensuring broad accessibility for different modded Minecraft setups. This mod is required on the client side only, meaning players need to install it on their own game installations to benefit from the borderless window feature. It is explicitly unsupported on the server side, as its functionality is purely client-side and does not alter gameplay mechanics or server interactions. The mod works seamlessly with both vanilla and modded servers, even if the server does not have the mod installed, as it only affects the client's display settings.
BetterGrassify is a mod designed to bring the visually appealing and performant 'better grass' feature, famously found in OptiFine, to players using the Fabric and NeoForge mod loaders. This mod aims to solve the common issue of blocky and unappealing grass textures in vanilla Minecraft, especially for those who enjoy a more aesthetically pleasing environment without sacrificing performance. It allows players to experience a more immersive and natural-looking world, making the act of exploring and interacting with the game's landscapes a more enjoyable and visually rewarding experience for all players seeking to enhance their Minecraft world's appearance. This mod works by implementing OptiFine's sophisticated algorithms for rendering grass. Instead of displaying a flat, uniform texture, BetterGrassify dynamically renders grass blocks in a more realistic and visually appealing manner, often featuring subtle variations in height and density to mimic natural growth patterns. It also includes improvements for snow coverage on grass blocks, making the transition between biomes and seasons appear much smoother and more integrated. The core functionality revolves around enhancing the visual fidelity of grass and snow, directly impacting the overall aesthetic of the game world without requiring significant hardware upgrades, thus appealing to a broad range of players. BetterGrassify is compatible with a range of Minecraft versions, specifically supporting 1.21.8, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11. It is designed to work with the Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt mod loaders. For NeoForge, it is recommended to use Sinytra Connector to run the Fabric builds. This mod is required on the client side only, meaning players need to install it on their own game installations to see the visual changes. It is not supported or required on the server side, simplifying server setup for multiplayer experiences as only clients need to have the mod installed for the visual enhancements to be visible. Installing BetterGrassify is a straightforward process for users of the supported mod loaders. For Fabric and Quilt, the mod file should be placed in the 'mods' folder within your Minecraft installation directory. For Forge and NeoForge, if you are using direct installations, place the file in the 'mods' folder as well. Before launching the game, ensure that you have the correct version of the mod loader (Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, or Quilt) installed and that it is compatible with your chosen Minecraft version. Verifying that the mod file is correctly placed and that your mod loader is up-to-date will prevent potential loading errors and ensure a smooth gameplay experience with the enhanced grass visuals.
AzureLib Armor is a specialized library designed to streamline the process of creating custom armor within Minecraft. It addresses the need for a focused solution that provides the core GeoArmor and GeoItem functionalities of the larger AzureLib, but without the extensive features that might not be necessary for all armor-centric mods. This allows developers to integrate advanced armor systems more efficiently, reducing the complexity and overhead often associated with custom asset loading and rendering for wearable items, ultimately enhancing the modding experience for those specifically interested in developing new armor sets or modifying existing ones. The primary function of AzureLib Armor is to offer a standalone package for its GeoArmor and GeoItem systems. This means that when you use AzureLib Armor, you are leveraging the same robust methods for defining and rendering armor that are found in the full AzureLib. The mod changes the game by providing a dedicated framework for developers to implement unique visual appearances and behaviors for armor pieces. The creation steps for armor using this library are identical to those outlined in the official AzureLib documentation, ensuring a familiar and consistent development workflow for those who may have prior experience with the parent library, making custom armor integration straightforward. This utility and library mod is designed for broad compatibility across several popular mod loaders and Minecraft versions. It officially supports Fabric, Forge, NeoForged, and Quilt mod loaders. Furthermore, AzureLib Armor is compatible with a range of recent Minecraft versions, including 1.20.1, 1.20.2, 1.20.3, 1.20.4, 1.20.6, 1.21, and 1.21.1. Crucially, for this mod to function correctly and for any custom armor it enables to be displayed and utilized, it is required on both the client and the server sides of your Minecraft installation, meaning players and server administrators must install it on all connected machines. Installing AzureLib Armor is a straightforward process that involves placing the mod file into the correct directory for your chosen mod loader. For Fabric, Forge, NeoForged, and Quilt, you will typically place the downloaded .jar file into the 'mods' folder within your Minecraft installation directory. Before launching the game, it is essential to ensure that you have the correct version of the mod installed that matches your Minecraft version and that all other required dependencies, if any, are also present and up-to-date. Verifying these prerequisites will prevent potential conflicts and ensure a smooth gameplay experience with your new custom armor features.
Better Beds is a client-side modification designed to significantly improve the rendering of beds within Minecraft. It addresses a long-standing inefficiency by replacing the default block entity renderer with the standard Minecraft model renderer. This change is crucial for optimizing game performance, especially for players who experience lag or stuttering, and it also unlocks greater potential for customization through resource packs. By streamlining the rendering process, Better Beds ensures that beds are displayed more efficiently, contributing to a smoother and more enjoyable gameplay experience for all players. This mod fundamentally alters how beds are processed by the game's engine. Instead of relying on a complex block entity renderer, Better Beds utilizes the more streamlined default model renderer. This means that the visual representation of beds is now handled in a way that is more consistent with other game models, leading to a direct performance boost. The change is so subtle that visually, beds will appear identical to vanilla ones by default, but the underlying rendering mechanism is far more efficient. This optimization is particularly beneficial for systems that struggle with demanding graphical loads, ensuring that even visually complex worlds remain playable. Better Beds is compatible with a wide range of Minecraft versions, specifically supporting 1.20.2, 1.20.3, 1.20.4, 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.2, 1.21.3, and 1.21.4. It is designed to work with the Fabric, NeoForged, and Quilt mod loaders. Importantly, this mod is a client-side only modification, meaning it is required on the player's client to function. It is not supported or required on the server side, simplifying installation for multiplayer environments where only players need the mod. Installing Better Beds is a straightforward process. For Fabric, NeoForged, and Quilt, the mod file should be placed directly into the 'mods' folder of your Minecraft installation. Before launching the game, it is recommended to ensure that you have the correct version of the mod loader installed and that it is compatible with your chosen Minecraft version. Additionally, if you wish to customize the appearance of beds beyond the default vanilla look, you will need to install separate resource packs that provide custom models, as Better Beds itself only changes the rendering method, not the default textures or models.
