Effects Fixer
by Trollionaire
Effect Fixer lets server admins apply potion effects to players with a command that accepts either a readable name or the numeric ID.
What it does
Applying a potion effect in vanilla Minecraft requires the numeric ID of the effect. The mod changes this so an admin can type the effect name instead, which removes the need to remember IDs for each status. Single-word effects and multi-word effects are both supported, so the same command pattern covers Speed and Night Vision alike.
Command input stays short, since the mod reduces the number of steps and gives more control per command. A command can set the duration in seconds and the amplifier level for each target player. Because the work happens on the server, players connect with a vanilla client and install nothing else.
Effect Fixer is published for Forge only, with builds for 1.7.10. It runs on the server alone, so players need nothing extra to join. The mod is released under All rights reserved and is not open source.
Key features
Effect names in commands
The effect command accepts a readable effect name in place of its numeric ID, so admins can type what they mean.
Single and multi-word effects
Effects with one-word names and effects with several words are both recognized, so every status is reachable.
Duration and amplifier
Each command sets how long the effect lasts in seconds and the amplifier level applied to the player.
Fewer command steps
A single command applies an effect to a target player, replacing the lookup and ID entry that vanilla requires.
Compatibility
Latest build for each game version and loader.
Only full game releases are shown. This mod publishes no snapshot builds.
Use cases
Speed for a single player
An admin gives the Speed effect to one player for half a minute at amplifier 1, typing the name rather than the ID.
Night Vision for a multi-word effect
An admin gives Night Vision to another player for a full minute at amplifier 2, showing that multi-word names work the same way.
Who it’s for: Effect Fixer suits server owners and admins who apply potion effects to players regularly and prefer names to numeric IDs. Players who only play single-player worlds or join servers have no reason to install it.
Questions
Does a player need Effect Fixer installed?
Which Minecraft version does Effect Fixer support?
Can the effect command use names instead of IDs?
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What the author says
The "Effect Fixer" mod simplifies applying potion effects in Minecraft using commands. Admins can apply effects to players by name or ID, making it easier to manage statuses without remembering complex IDs. Ideal for servers, it supports both single-word and multi-word effect names. Use Case 1: Single-word effect…
Official listing
- Modrinth page
- modrinth.com/mod/effects-fixer
- Owner
- Trollionaire
- Published
- 2026-05-14
- Updated on Modrinth
- 2026-05-14
- Facts verified
- 2026-10-15
