🏰 Various Adventure Mode mechanic improvements! Paintings, Item Frames, Minecarts, Boats and more. Improve your experience in adventure mode.
Adds more food items to the game. Expands culinary possibilities and diversifies gameplay.
Aeroboots allow u to negate fall damage via the slow falling effect. Increases player mobility.
Adds a new ruined structure to the Overworld. The Ruined Aether Portals can be found in all Overworld with custom Loot Table, Advancements and Enemies.
Datapack that creates a whimsical floating islands world, with mountains, rivers, and floating ocean bowls! Explore unique landscapes and enjoy a new gameplay experience.
Datapack that modifies Aetherial Islands to have island clusters, with configurable rarity functions in the datapack. Enhance your floating islands world with these clusters.
New AFK management mod, with full AFK Time/Duration/Reason handling; and full Placeholder API formatting support. Also works in Single Player; and can provide this information to other mods via Placeholder API. Supports Luck Permissions.
New enchantment for leggings that's increase your step height! Improve your mobility.
A new enchantment for jumping while in midair. Not once, not twice, but three times! Improves player mobility.
A new enchantment for boots to do a extra jump when the player is falling! Improves maneuverability.
Simple Mod that let's you place Blocks in air. Simplify the building process and realize your creative ideas.
Introducing an unprecedented UI visual experience for Minecraft! Enhance the look and functionality of the game.
With this mod you will be able to brew beer and treat your good friends with it! 🍻 Create your own brewery in Minecraft!
A library to facilitate mod development by Kel Cuprum. Speed up the process of developing your own mods.
Mod that allows you to rotate the camera 360° from third person. Analog of PerspectiveModRedux.
A mod needed to have Anvils work properly client-side on the Alinea SMP. Ensures the correct functioning of anvils.
Aliven't Messager is a simple mod that sends a message in the chat every time a named mob dies or it's killed. Stay informed about the deaths of your pets or enemies.
Forces the Infinity enchantment to work with all arrows in versions 1.16 - 1.21. Supports all your favorite mod loaders. Improve your archery in Minecraft!
A mod lets you take a stack out of a container, but leave 1. Simplifies inventory management and crafting.
Mod that displays your health, armor, food and other in bars instead of multiple icons. Improves visual perception.
Living entities drop all their possible loot in a configurable amount, looting enchant supported. Get more loot!
This Datapack allows you to make beacons using all minerals in Minecraft. This opens up new possibilities for crafting and improving your in-game experience.
A Fabric mod that enables the use of every item as a Totem of Undying. Get more survival opportunities.
This pack is a combination of the first five projects from the NightML Studios organization. Enjoy various improvements and new possibilities in the game.
A mod adding hay bales with different colored bindings to represent the LGBTQ+ community and show your pride! Celebrate diversity with this mod.
Allows the conversion of allays to vexes and vice versa. Adds more possibilities for interacting with these mobs.
This mod allows players to pick up allays by right-clicking them with an empty bottle. Simplifies the process of capturing and transporting allays.
This mod adds a disconnect button to server loading screens. This allows you to disconnect from the server if you get stuck on a loading screen.
This mod allows you to open different guis inside of a nether portal (fe. chat or the inventory), which is impossible to do in vanilla minecraft.
Almanac is a foundational library mod for Minecraft, primarily developed to consolidate and share common code across multiple mods created by the same developer. Its core purpose is to eliminate redundancy in code, ensuring that developers don't have to rewrite the same functionalities repeatedly for different mods. This approach not only saves development time but also leads to more optimized and stable mods, as shared code is thoroughly tested and refined. By centralizing these shared components, Almanac acts as a robust backbone for a suite of related mods, enhancing their interoperability and reducing the potential for conflicts between them, thereby improving the overall modded Minecraft experience for players who enjoy using interconnected modpacks. This utility mod functions by providing a centralized repository of code that other mods can easily access and utilize. It modifies the game by addressing specific issues, most notably a fix for empty tags that were previously causing items to be non-stackable. This means that players will experience improved inventory management, as more items will correctly stack, reducing clutter and making resource management more efficient. While Almanac itself doesn't introduce extensive new gameplay mechanics or items, its impact is felt through the enhanced stability and functionality of the mods that depend on it. It acts as an invisible but vital component, ensuring that the underlying code is efficient and bug-free, which translates to a smoother and more enjoyable gameplay session for everyone involved. Almanac is designed for broad compatibility across various mod loaders and Minecraft versions. It officially supports the Fabric, Forge, NeoForged, and Quilt mod loaders. The specific Minecraft versions it is compatible with include 26.2, and a range of snapshot versions from 26.3-snapshot-1 through 26.3-snapshot-7. Regarding its operational requirements, Almanac is marked as unsupported on the client-side, meaning it does not need to be installed on the player's game client. However, it is marked as required on the server-side, indicating that it must be installed on the Minecraft server for the mods that depend on it to function correctly. This server-centric requirement ensures that all players connecting to the server benefit from the optimizations and fixes provided by Almanac. Installing Almanac is a straightforward process, contingent on the mod loader you are using. For Fabric, Forge, NeoForged, and Quilt, the Almanac mod file should be placed directly into the 'mods' folder of your Minecraft installation. Before launching the game, it is crucial to verify that you have the correct version of the mod installed that matches your Minecraft version and the chosen mod loader. Additionally, ensure that all other mods that require Almanac as a dependency are also correctly installed in the 'mods' folder. Checking the game logs for any error messages after installation is a recommended step to confirm that Almanac has been loaded successfully and is not causing any conflicts with other installed mods, ensuring a stable and functional modded environment.
