Brings back the technical bugs that Mojang have patched. For those who want to bring back the old problems.
Tired of VIP players with weird chat colors or spammers you can't ignore? This mod allows you to customize your chat experience to highlight messages from friends or create a private chat.
A simple anti-cheat that forces players to use only whitelisted mods and resource packs.
Adds a keybind to toggle the rendering of other players. This mod is ideal for screenshots or playing solo when you want to remove distractions.
A small utility library for Anvian's mods. This mod provides common functions and resources used by other mods from Anvian.
Define what happens when an anvil lands on blocks or entities. Data driven. This allows for adding new interactions with anvils.
This data pack can continuously spawn anvils above the players' heads. Add some chaos to your Minecraft world!
This lightweight Forge mod removes the "Too Expensive!" message that appears in anvils when the XP cost goes above 40 levels. No longer will perfectly fine equip go to waste because the game limits your possibilities!
Simple server-side mod allowing for adjustment of player heads to be specific usernames! Useful for servers requiring specific head appearances.
Allows players to repair their chipped and damaged anvils. This simplifies the process of restoring tools and armor.
🔨 Repair placed anvils with iron ingots and damage them with obsidian. The mod adds new features for interacting with anvils.
A simple mod that adds a button to swap the items in an Anvil. It will also recommend a swap if it is cheaper.
Removes the `Too Expensive` text in an anvil. Allows players to continue working with the anvil without limitations.
Simple Fabric Mod that fixes "Too Expensive" items. Allows players to continue using the anvil.
Shows how many times an anvil has been used on an item. Useful for tracking tool wear.
Create dimensions out of any block! This mod adds 400+ dimensions to the game, one for each of the possible blocks.
Scale your Chat, Player List (TAB), Scoreboard (Sidebar), Inventories (including chests) and your hotbar, to any fractional value! Customize the interface to your liking.
Create tools and armor out of any block! This mod adds over 3800 tools and armor pieces for each block in the game.
Patches the incompatibility between Apoli's "modify_crafting" power and the Polymorph mod
This silly little mod brings social media star Apollo the parrot to Minecraft.
AppleSkin is a comprehensive mod designed to significantly enhance the player's understanding and management of the food and hunger mechanics within Minecraft. It addresses the common issue of players not fully grasping the nuances of saturation and exhaustion, which are critical for sustained gameplay and efficient resource management. By providing clear visual feedback and detailed information directly within the game's interface, AppleSkin empowers players to make more informed decisions about what and when to eat, ultimately leading to a smoother and more strategic survival experience without altering the core gameplay mechanics themselves. This mod operates by overlaying crucial data onto the existing Heads-Up Display (HUD) and tooltips, making invisible game mechanics visible. It introduces visual indicators for how much hunger and saturation a particular food item will restore, as well as a visualization of the potential health restoration. Furthermore, it displays the current saturation and exhaustion levels directly on the HUD, offering players real-time insights into their character's energy reserves. The mod also integrates this information into the debug overlay (F3 screen), providing an additional layer of detail for those who wish to delve deeper into their character's status. Crucially, AppleSkin synchronizes saturation and exhaustion values to the client, ensuring accurate representation. AppleSkin is designed for broad compatibility across various Minecraft versions and mod loaders, making it accessible to a wide range of players. It supports Minecraft versions 1.21.8, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, and also versions 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, and 26.2, ensuring that even players on newer or older game clients can benefit from its features. The mod is compatible with popular mod loaders such as Fabric, Forge, NeoForged, and Quilt, offering flexibility regardless of your preferred modding environment. While primarily a client-side mod, it requires installation on both the client and the server to ensure accurate display of saturation and exhaustion values for all players. If you are playing on a vanilla server, specific plugins like AppleSkinSpigot or PaperApple are available to enable these features, extending its utility beyond modded environments. Installing AppleSkin is a straightforward process, designed to be accessible even for those new to Minecraft modding. For Fabric, Forge, NeoForged, and Quilt, the mod file should simply be placed in the 'mods' folder of your Minecraft installation. Before launching the game, it is essential to ensure that you have downloaded and installed the correct version of the mod that matches your specific Minecraft version and mod loader. This prevents compatibility issues and ensures smooth operation. Additionally, if you intend to utilize the saturation and exhaustion features on a vanilla server, you will need to install one of the compatible server-side plugins mentioned earlier. Always double-check that your mod loader and Minecraft version are fully compatible with the downloaded AppleSkin version to prevent any potential conflicts or errors, ensuring a seamless integration into your gameplay experience.
Sidemod for Rotom Appliances that adds 5 new Blocks for Rotom to possess! Enhance your gameplay and utilize the new blocks.
🃏 Enables various silly and funny configurable features on April Fools' day! Have fun with this mod, adding joy to the game.
Adds new items such as food, weapons, tools, armor, and ores! With this mod, you can diversify your gameplay and get new opportunities.
