Effectification [Effect Unification]

Several mods add status effects that do the same job under different names, and a player can end up with two overlapping copies. Effectification replaces source effects with a chosen target effect, so only one version applies. Its mappings can be set to convert effect strength between mods with configurable multipliers, and secondary effects that the target mod lacks can be mapped onto a fallback.

The mod also offers a visual-only mode that renames effects without changing their mechanics, and a unidirectional mode that stops source mod handlers from triggering, which avoids overlapping visuals. A single wildcard pattern with exclusions can cover many effect IDs, such as bleeding effects from several mods, while immunity and resistance effects are left out. Pre-configured mappings ship in the Forge build; the Fabric and NeoForge builds begin with an empty configuration and can be filled in through the in-game GUI.

Effectification needs Architectury API, which is bundled inside the mod, and Fzzy Config, which powers the in-game mapping editor. The server and every player need the mod installed. Files are published for Fabric, Forge and NeoForge, under the MIT License, and the project is open source. Game versions 1.20.1 and 1.21.1 have files.