Bssentials is a set of essential features for Fabric, streamlining gameplay and adding useful tools.
Bubzilla's Ores adds basic custom ores to the game. Expand your resource gathering capabilities and bring variety to your Minecraft world.
Bucket Filler is a simple block that fills buckets by taking water / lava from a cauldron sitting in front of it. This provides a convenient solution for automating bucket filling.
BucketLib is a library mod for custom buckets. If you want to create your own custom buckets, this mod is for you.
Bucketable allows you to put any mob into a bucket! Completely customizable, giving you control over which mobs can be captured.
Adds crafting recipes for Budding, Cluster, Small, Medium and Large Amethyst. Cause why not?
This mod changes the mechanics of using elytra, making them more durable. Now the elytra lose durability ONLY when using rockets.
This mod reverts changes from 1.19.1 pre-6 and makes Sculk Catalysts drop 20 XP instead of 5.
A datapack that makes some changes to the Fabric versions of Create: Dreams & Desires, Create: Metalwork and Create Big Cannons, mostly focusing on liquid metal processing.
A datapack that makes some changes to the Fabric versions of Create: Molten Metals and Create: Ironworks.
Datapack that makes some minor recipe tweaks to the Fabric versions of Supplementaries and Spelunkery, among others.
A client-side mod to project shapes like circles and spheres into the world. It works both in singleplayer and multiplayer, even if the server doesn't have the mod installed.
Build your dream world in seconds with 4700+ instant structures
Make your houses, taverns, and villages feel more alive than ever with Builder's Bounty, a pack of decorative accessories in perfect vanilla Minecraft style!
This mod simply adds building blocks that should already exist in Minecraft.
The Builderdash mod adds building-related party minigames to Minecraft. This mod is server-side only.
This mod adds more than 100 craftable mini-blocks that will make your builds stand out. Discover new possibilities for creativity!
Building But Better is a mod designed to significantly expand the creative possibilities available to Minecraft players, particularly those who enjoy building and decorating. It addresses the limitations of vanilla building blocks by introducing a wider array of shapes and offering enhanced customizability through interactive block mechanics. This mod aims to become an essential tool for vanilla builders, drawing inspiration from popular building mods like Conquest, Cocricot, and Miniaturia to provide a more flexible and engaging building experience without straying too far from the core game's aesthetic. The mod operates by introducing new block types and modifying existing ones to allow for greater detail and variety in construction. Players can expect to find expanded shape options that go beyond the standard cubes, enabling the creation of more intricate structures, detailed facades, and unique architectural elements. The customizability aspect is achieved through clever block interactions, allowing builders to manipulate and combine blocks in novel ways to achieve specific visual outcomes. This means that with Building But Better, the process of building becomes more intuitive and rewarding, offering a richer palette for architectural expression within the familiar Minecraft environment. Building But Better is compatible with both the Fabric and Forge mod loaders, making it accessible to a wide range of players. It is specifically supported for Minecraft version 1.20.1. For this mod to function correctly, it is required on both the client side and the server side. This ensures that all players connected to a server, regardless of whether they are hosting or joining, will experience the full range of new building options and functionalities. Therefore, both server administrators and individual players must ensure they have the mod installed for seamless gameplay and consistent building experiences. To install Building But Better, users should place the mod file into the 'mods' folder within their Minecraft installation directory. This is the standard procedure for both Fabric and Forge mod loaders. Before launching the game, it is crucial to verify that the correct version of the mod is being used for Minecraft 1.20.1 and that the chosen mod loader (Fabric or Forge) is also correctly installed and up-to-date. Additionally, players should confirm that the mod is present on both their client and any server they intend to join to avoid any compatibility issues or missing content during gameplay.
Easily make textured builds. Simplify the process of creating complex designs.
Building Tools for Shapes and Curves. Supports drawing arbitrary Bezier Curves. Retexture shapes randomly using a user-defined blockpalette.
The Building Wands mod introduces a revolutionary approach to construction within Minecraft, addressing the common player desire for more efficient and versatile building methods. It aims to streamline the process of placing blocks, allowing players to construct elaborate structures with significantly less effort and time. By providing specialized tools, this mod empowers both creative builders and survival players to overcome the limitations of manual block placement, enabling the creation of complex designs that were previously cumbersome or impractical to achieve. This mod is designed to enhance the core building experience, making it more enjoyable and accessible for a wider range of players, from novice builders to experienced architects. This mod fundamentally alters how blocks are placed by introducing a variety of specialized wands, each with distinct operational modes. These modes include directional placement for precise single-block additions in multiple orientations, row/column placement for rapid linear construction, and fill modes for efficiently covering areas or connecting points. Further enhancing its utility, the mod offers area fill for connected blocks, grid mode for structured layouts, line and circle modes for geometric designs, and copy/paste functionality for duplicating structures. Additionally, a blast mode allows for block destruction, and shulker boxes can be prioritized for block consumption in survival, making resource management more integrated. The wands themselves come in tiered levels, from Stone to Netherite, each with increasing block placement limits, and an optional XP consumption system can be enabled for an added layer of resource management. The Building Wands mod is designed for broad compatibility across several popular mod loaders and Minecraft versions, ensuring a seamless integration into your existing game setup. It officially supports Fabric, Forge, NeoForged, and Quilt, covering a wide spectrum of modding environments. For Fabric users, essential dependencies include Fabric API, Architectury Fabric, and Cloth Config Fabric; it is also confirmed to work smoothly with Quilt. Forge users will need Architectury Forge and Cloth Config Forge, with ModMenu being an optional but recommended addition for enhanced mod management. This mod is crucial for both client and server installations, meaning it must be present on both ends of a multiplayer connection to guarantee full functionality and a consistent building experience for all players. Ensure all dependencies match your specific Minecraft version, which includes support for versions 1.21.6 through 1.21.11, as well as versions 26.1.2 and 26.2. Installing the Building Wands mod is a straightforward process, primarily dependent on your chosen mod loader. For Fabric, Forge, or Quilt, simply download the mod's .jar file and place it directly into the `mods` folder located within your Minecraft installation directory. Before launching the game, it is absolutely crucial to verify that all required dependencies for your specific mod loader and Minecraft version are also correctly installed in the `mods` folder. For Fabric, this means Fabric API, Architectury Fabric, and Cloth Config Fabric must be present. For Forge, ensure Architectury Forge and Cloth Config Forge are installed. If you encounter any visual issues, particularly with shaders, consult the mod's configuration settings and confirm that the "render last" option is set to true. It is also highly recommended to back up your worlds before updating the mod to prevent any potential data loss, especially when migrating from older versions where tool enchantments might not be preserved.
A small mod that lets modpack makers set up built-in servers instead of shipping a preconfigured server.dat file. This simplifies server setup for users.
Bundle API allows mod authors to easily add bundles that can hold more than 1 stack of items specified by an item tag. Simplifies integration with other mods.
