A simple and vanilla-friendly climbing rope mod. Adds ropes for easy climbing and descending.
A mod that adds a random assortment of missing blocks. Discover new building and decorating possibilities.
A mod that prevents Minecraft from starting with non-OSI approved licenses. Make Richard Stallman proud by using only free software!
Fixes permanent absorption hearts stacking while preserving vanilla behavior. Improves the health balance in the game.
Stylize your builds with an assortment of vanilla+ decorative blocks! Add new elements for creativity.
An api to aid abstracting interactions between mod and dependency. Simplifies mod development.
Abu Simbel is an ancient rock-cut temple complex in a vanilla-friendly Minecraft style, inspired by the monumental temples of southern Egypt—featuring colossal carved facades, seated pharaonic statues, and hidden chambers.
Make biomes more natural, real and fun. Improves the visual experience of the game.
Something stirs in the depths. Its call demands an answer. This mod adds new elements and mechanics inspired by uncharted depths.
Provides a range of enhancements to the MineInAbyss server. This mod extends the possibilities of survival and interaction with the game world.
Abyssium is a mod that adds ores to the End. It adds new armor, new tools, improved elytras and new beacon formations to the game!
Speeds up the leaf decaying process. This allows you to clear areas of fallen foliage faster.
A client-side only entity rendering optimization MOD, aiming at improving performance when rendering large amounts of entities or complex modded entities.
This is a way to accelerate the ticks of anything in Vanilla/Modded Minecraft. The wand accelerates processes in the game.
Adds blocks that accelerate other blocks. This allows you to create automated systems and speed up processes.
Accelerite is about an alternative upgrade for diamond that is not like netherite. The mod adds a new resource and mechanics.
This mod adds more types of brick to enhance your builds. Expands building possibilities.
Allows for full control of Access to Dimensions. Provides flexible access right settings.
Remaps and loads provided accesswideners. A useful tool for mod developers and experienced players.
Access the nether roof without using bugs! Enjoy new exploration possibilities.
Step up full blocks without reaching for the jump button. Now for multiple mod loaders! Improve gameplay.
The Accessories mod introduces a sophisticated system for managing additional wearable items in Minecraft, effectively expanding the player's inventory and customization options beyond the standard armor slots. This mod addresses the common desire for more ways to personalize a character's appearance and capabilities, offering a flexible framework that can be extended by other mods. It aims to provide a unified and data-driven approach to accessories, ensuring a consistent experience across different platforms and simplifying the integration of new cosmetic and functional items. By allowing for a wider range of equippable items, it enhances the depth of gameplay and player expression. This mod operates by introducing new equipment slots that can be accessed through a dedicated interface, allowing players to equip items like banners, totems, and elytra, with specific functionalities configurable via the game's settings. It leverages a data-driven design, meaning that its capabilities can be expanded without requiring core code modifications, making it highly adaptable. The mod also includes a compatibility layer to work alongside existing popular accessory mods like Curios and Trinkets, aiming to consolidate accessory management into a single, streamlined system. Furthermore, it provides developers with a robust Model Translation API for rendering accessories, ensuring they integrate seamlessly with various entity models and resource packs, including those that modify animations. The Accessories mod is designed for broad compatibility, supporting multiple versions of Minecraft, including 1.20.4, 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.3, 1.21.4, 1.21.5, 1.21.8, and 1.21.10. It is available for use with the Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge mod loaders. Crucially, this mod requires installation on both the client and the server to function correctly, ensuring that all players on a server experience the same accessory functionalities and that server-side management features are accessible. This dual requirement is essential for maintaining game integrity and enabling features like server-side accessory management for pets or mounts. To install the Accessories mod, place the downloaded mod file into the 'mods' folder of your Minecraft installation. The exact location of this folder depends on the mod loader you are using; for Fabric, Forge, or NeoForge, it is typically found within your Minecraft game directory. Before launching the game, ensure that you have the correct version of the mod loader installed and that it is compatible with the specified Minecraft versions. It is also recommended to check the mod's configuration files, as some features, such as the use of elytra or totems as accessories, are disabled by default and need to be explicitly enabled in the settings to be utilized within the game.
Modifies commonly used Accessory API's to work with Accessories, unifying a modpack under one Accessory API. Simplifies mod work.
Makes some vanilla items more useful using the Accessories API. Improves item functionality.
This origins addon adds 8 new origins into the game, these consist of the Goblin, Rat, Fire Born, Desperate, Underling, Riptider, Night Dancer and Obsidian Golem. Expands Origins.
This mod makes it so that you can switch account without closing minecraft! Convenient for users of multiple accounts.
A simple mod that tells how good your aim is at PVP! Tracks your accuracy.
A simple Datapack for those who think Minecraft should be more reasonable and accurate. It changes boat recipes to be more realistic.
