Some small quality of life changes for the "add server" menu. Improves the user experience.
Customize how allay differentiates between potions and tipped arrows. Optionally can make allays pick up items even when mob griefing is off and set time for how long allay likes noteblock.
Makes allays useful in storage systems! Improves the functionality of allays.
Polymer Port Of Better Amethyst using filament! The mod focuses on improving the processing and use of amethyst in the game.
Better Archeology is a mod designed to significantly expand the archeological content within Minecraft, addressing the perceived limited scope of the vanilla game's archeology mechanics introduced in the 1.20 "Trails & Tales" Update. It aims to enrich the player's experience by adding a wealth of new discoverable items and structures, thereby deepening the sense of adventure and exploration. This mod seeks to build upon the existing foundation, introducing more engaging ways for players to interact with the game's history and lore, making the pursuit of ancient relics a more rewarding and exciting endeavor for all players who enjoy uncovering the secrets of the past within their Minecraft worlds. The mod functions by introducing a variety of new structures that players can encounter during their exploration of the Minecraft world. Within these newly generated structures, players will find unique artifacts and fossils that were not present in the base game. These additions are carefully crafted to feel like a natural extension of Minecraft's existing world generation and gameplay loop, ensuring that the new content integrates seamlessly. The primary change is the substantial increase in the variety and depth of archeological finds, moving beyond the current limited offerings and providing a more robust system for discovery and collection, thus making exploration a more compelling activity. Better Archeology is compatible with several popular mod loaders, including Fabric, Forge, and NeoForged. It supports a range of Minecraft versions: 1.21.4, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, and versions 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2. This mod requires installation on both the client and the server. Therefore, for multiplayer gameplay, players will need to ensure that Better Archeology is installed on their own game client as well as on the Minecraft server they intend to join or host. This dual requirement ensures that all players in a session experience the new archeological content consistently. To install Better Archeology, you will need to place the mod file into the appropriate mods folder for your chosen mod loader. If you are using Fabric, Forge, or NeoForged, this typically means locating the 'mods' folder within your Minecraft installation directory and dropping the mod's .jar file there. Before launching the game, it is crucial to verify that you have the correct version of the mod installed for your specific Minecraft version and that your mod loader is up-to-date. Additionally, ensure that all necessary dependencies for your mod loader are also present and correctly configured to avoid any conflicts or errors during gameplay.
This datapack improves arthropods, making them more interesting and adding new types of spiders! Now spiders will be a greater danger to players.
Makes baby mobs cuter. Now baby mobs will look more attractive and funny, making the gameplay more enjoyable.
Makes bamboo wood more consistent with other wood types while keeping the balance! (4 planks from 1 log; charcoal from smelting bamboo logs)
✔️ Easily place beacon bases by right-clicking the beacons with mineral blocks. This simplifies the process of installing beacons.
Updated version of Better Biome Blend, a mod that optimizes Biome Blending. Improves the visual representation of transitions between biomes.
Better Birch Forest adds new vegetation and more saturated colors to the Birch Forest. Also, it adds fireflies.
Revamps alchemy, brewing, and cooking with a wide variety of new features. Adds new recipes, potions, beverages, foods, and more.
Improves the oxygen bar on the hotbar! This mod optimizes the display and provides more information about your oxygen reserves.
Bundles have been enhanced! They can now carry up to 27 stacks of mixed items, making them the ultimate storage solution!
Chonkier and fluffier Bunnies! The mod changes the appearance of rabbits, making them cuter and more pleasant.
Allows you to eat cake in your hand multiple times by taking small bites. The mod makes eating cake more realistic and convenient.
Datapack that creates Cave Worlds, based on the old preset, featuring all biomes, ocean caves, and most structures. The mod offers new opportunities for cave exploration.
Hides the Minecraft Chat unless opened (Command Is Toggleable) The mod makes the gameplay cleaner and less distracting.
Datapack that add chiseled bookshelf to enchantment block provider list. This allows you to use them for storing and using enchantments.
A QoL mod that makes the enchantment table customizable and makes the chiseled bookshelf better. Improves functionality and usability.
Useful Chroma key blocks for creators or decoration! Use these blocks to create amazing effects.
A client-side mod for a better server experience. Improve your interaction with the server.
Improves some things related to climbing. Get more realistic and convenient climbing.
Adds more clipboard features. It's more convenient to copy and paste information.
Clocks in Minecraft that show ingame date and time! Always know what time it is.
The Better Combat mod revolutionizes the melee combat system in Minecraft, drawing direct inspiration from the engaging and dynamic combat found in Minecraft Dungeons. This mod aims to solve the often repetitive and less visually stimulating nature of vanilla Minecraft's swordplay, introducing a wealth of new animations and mechanics that make engaging in close-quarters combat a far more exciting and rewarding experience for players. It transforms the act of swinging a sword from a simple click into a visually impressive and strategically deeper engagement, making every encounter feel more impactful and enjoyable, especially for those seeking a more action-oriented gameplay loop. This mod fundamentally alters how players interact with their weapons by implementing a suite of new features designed to enhance the feel and responsiveness of combat. It introduces fancy attack animations for one-handed, two-handed, and dual-wielded weapons, making each strike look spectacular. Crucially, it features accurate weapon collision detection, meaning you no longer need to precisely aim your cursor; simply swinging your weapon will connect with targets in its path, which is particularly beneficial when playing in third-person view. Attacks now have a natural upswing phase before the hit connects, mimicking real-life combat for a more grounded feel, and some weapons even support intricate attack combos, adding a layer of depth to your fighting style. Better Combat is designed for broad compatibility across various Minecraft versions and mod loaders, ensuring a wide audience can enjoy its enhancements. It officially supports Minecraft versions 1.21.8, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, and versions 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2. The mod is compatible with Fabric, Forge, and NeoForged mod loaders. Importantly, this mod requires installation on both the client and the server to function correctly, ensuring a consistent combat experience for all players in a multiplayer environment. This dual requirement guarantees that the new combat mechanics are recognized and processed by both the player's game and the server hosting the world. Installing the Better Combat mod is a straightforward process, designed to be accessible to players of all experience levels. For users of Fabric, Forge, or NeoForged, 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 you have the correct version of the mod installed for your specific Minecraft version and chosen mod loader. Additionally, ensure that all required dependencies, if any are listed for your specific setup, are also present in the 'mods' folder. Checking the game logs after installation can help identify any potential conflicts or issues, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable combat experience from the first swing.
