Adds the vanilla bundle recipe to the game added in 1.21.2, for all older versions from 1.17 through 1.21.1. This lets you craft Bundles in older versions of the game.
Unlock the full potential of Bundles by cycling through the contents of a Bundle using the scroll wheel. A convenient way to navigate through contents.
Use a bundle as storage to shoot arrows for bows and crossbows! This allows you to carry more arrows.
Upgrade your inventory with bundles that specialize in different tasks! Get new possibilities for item storage and inventory organization.
Adds dyeable Buoys that can be placed in water. Place buoys in the water to mark certain locations.
Breathe life into your world as you watch it age and change. Watch the world evolve over time.
Make any entity burn in the sun! Including players. This mod allows any entity to burn in the sun.
Lets you burn cobwebs away. Now you can easily get rid of cobwebs in the game.
A library mod to access and transfer the burning fuel between furnace-like blocks of all mods. Allows other mods to integrate with burning systems.
A server mod that connects the Fabric Energy API to Burning, making every storage of one one of the other, too. Provides interaction between energy systems.
Minecraft datapack that makes rotten flesh and arrows a low quality fuel. Adds a new way to use these items.
This mod reduces the burning time of blocks and items. A great solution for those who want to avoid unnecessary damage.
Bushier Flowers: Farm Flowers & Dyes Or Make Bouquets! [Fabric/Forge]. Improve the appearance and functionality of flowers in the game.
A small client-side mod that fixes widget focus issues in any in-game GUI. Improve your interaction with the interface.
A Block and Item Compression mod for Minecraft. Compress your Blocks and Items to make more free space.
Cook Big Things Now! Smelt iron, gold, and copper raw ore blocks to get an iron, gold, or copper block. This mod simplifies getting blocks.
ComputerCraft fork adding programmable computers, turtles and more to Minecraft. Expand the automation and programming capabilities in the game.
Customizable Client-side Directional Damage Indicator. This mod provides a configurable damage indicator.
This data pack gives players the ability to collect items only available in Creative Mode. Gain access to creative items in survival mode.
Allows for moving the camera 360 Degrees without changing movement-direction. Improves the view in-game.
A library mod for CERBON's Minecraft Mods. Required for other mods to function.
New UI, new features and new advancements. Improves Minecraft's beacon.
CICADA is a foundational library mod meticulously crafted to streamline the development process for other Minecraft modifications. It achieves this by offering a comprehensive suite of general utilities and common abstractions, effectively addressing the complexities that often arise when multiple mods need to interact or when developers require reusable code snippets for various functionalities. By providing these pre-built, robust components, CICADA significantly reduces the amount of boilerplate code that individual modders would otherwise need to write. This allows developers to allocate more time and resources to focusing on unique gameplay mechanics and innovative features, rather than being bogged down by repetitive programming tasks. Essentially, this library acts as a central hub for shared functionalities, promoting greater efficiency and consistency across diverse mod projects. The core functionality of CICADA revolves around several key areas that profoundly alter how mods can operate and communicate within the Minecraft environment. It introduces a sophisticated API specifically designed to enable inter-mod conversations directly within the game log, offering a novel and efficient way for mods to exchange information or signal events without requiring direct, complex integrations. Furthermore, the library includes various other logging-related utilities that significantly enhance debugging capabilities and improve the clarity of information display. A particularly notable feature is its capability for player rendering that is entirely independent of a world context, opening up unprecedented possibilities for visual elements or character displays in unique scenarios. The mod also provides a GSON-based, self-managed template class for mod configurations, simplifying the often-tedious process of creating and managing settings for various mods. Finally, an abstract mixin plugin is thoughtfully included to facilitate compatibility mixins, making it considerably easier to manage and resolve interactions between different mods, thereby improving overall stability. CICADA boasts broad compatibility with a range of Minecraft versions, specifically supporting 1.21.8, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, and the entire 26.1 series, including 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, and 26.2. It is meticulously designed to function seamlessly with the Fabric mod loader, ensuring a stable and integrated experience. The mod's installation requirements are flexible and depend on its intended use: it is entirely optional on the client side, meaning it does not need to be installed on every player's game to function, and it is also optional on the server side, indicating it is not mandatory for server-side operations. This inherent flexibility empowers developers to integrate CICADA based on the specific needs of their mod and its deployment strategy, whether it's primarily a client-side enhancement, a server-side utility, or a combination of both, without imposing unnecessary burdens on users or server administrators. To successfully install CICADA, you must place the mod file into the appropriate `mods` folder for your chosen loader. For Fabric, this specifically means placing the `.jar` file directly into the `mods` directory located within your Minecraft installation. Before attempting to launch the game, it is absolutely crucial to ensure that you have the correct and compatible version of the Fabric API installed, as many Fabric mods, particularly foundational libraries like CICADA, rely heavily on it to function properly and avoid crashes. Always meticulously verify that the Minecraft version you are currently running precisely matches the version for which the mod was compiled, and that the Fabric loader itself is fully up-to-date. Checking the game logs immediately after installation for any error messages related to CICADA or its dependencies is also a highly recommended step to confirm a successful and stable setup, allowing you to troubleshoot any issues promptly.
Removes the ugly 'pls update cicada' cape from older versions of CICADA. Provides a cleaner look.
Fixes Resource Packs with CITs for Enchanted Books on newer Minecraft versions. It ensures compatibility and correct texture display.
Provides CITResewn 1.21 backwards compatibility, allowing users to define nbt to component mapping rules. It includes specific patches for Hypixel+.
Balanced recipes in the woodcutter for breaking down woods, hyphae, and bamboo to their various products. Improves gameplay by making processing more convenient.
Coordinate List (CList for short) is a simple minimalistic fabric mod for saving your coordinates. No minimaps. Just a list with in-game waypoints.
