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Intangible Effect

by ShrHang

Intangible Effect gives players a status effect that lets them fly and pass through walls, with optional damage reduction that spends effect duration.

ForgeNeoForgeClient and serverMIT LicenseOpen source1.20.1 – 26.2

What it does

While the Intangible effect is active, a player can fly and move through solid blocks, which is the core use of the mod: getting through walls, floors and structures while maintaining large builds. Potions of Intangibility and Long Potion Intangibility apply the effect, and their recipes use adjustable ingredients.

The effect is modeled on the Intangible buff from Slay Spire. When damage reduction is on, most incoming damage above 1 is cut to 1, and each successful reduction consumes part of the effect's remaining duration; by default a reduction costs 600 ticks, or 30 seconds. Once the remaining duration is used up, the effect is removed. Two damage type tags decide which damage types bypass the effect, and the intangible:bypasses_intangible tag marks the rest as handled by it. Server owners can disable the damage reduction and keep only flight and wall phasing through intangible-server.toml.

The mod is published for Forge and NeoForge across 15 release versions, 1.20.1 – 26.2, and it runs on client and server, so both sides need it. The code is open source under the MIT License. Durations and recipe ingredients are set in intangible-startup.toml, and changes apply after a restart. The overlay color and transparency are set in intangible-client.toml.

Key features

  1. Flight and wall phasing

    The Intangible effect lets a player fly and pass through solid blocks, which helps with reaching inside large structures.

  2. Damage reduction

    Most incoming damage above 1 is reduced to 1 while the effect lasts, and this part can be turned off in the server config.

  3. Duration cost

    Each successful damage reduction consumes effect duration, with a default cost of 600 ticks, and the effect ends once no duration remains.

  4. Damage type tags

    Two damage type tags control which damage types the effect handles, and the bypass tag marks the rest.

  5. Potions and recipes

    Intangibility and Long Intangibility potions apply the effect, and their durations and recipe ingredients can be adjusted in the startup config.

  6. Overlay appearance

    The translucent overlay can be recolored and made more or less transparent in the client config, or replaced with a texture in a resource pack.

Compatibility

Latest build for each game version and loader.

26.x4 of 4 versions with builds
26.2Not available26.1to26.2-1.0.3-neoforge
26.1.2Not available26.1to26.2-1.0.3-neoforge
26.1.1Not available26.1to26.2-1.0.3-neoforge
26.1Not available26.1to26.2-1.0.3-neoforge
1.21.x10 of 10 versions with builds
1.21.11Not available1.21.11-1.0.3-neoforge
1.21.10Not available1.21.9to1.21.10-1.0.3-neoforge
1.21.9Not available1.21.9to1.21.10-1.0.3-neoforge
1.21.8Not available1.21.3to1.21.8-1.0.3-neoforge
1.21.7Not available1.21.3to1.21.8-1.0.3-neoforge
1.21.6Not available1.21.3to1.21.8-1.0.3-neoforge
1.21.5Not available1.21.3to1.21.8-1.0.3-neoforge
1.21.4Not available1.21.3to1.21.8-1.0.3-neoforge
1.21.3Not available1.21.3to1.21.8-1.0.3-neoforge
1.21.1Not available1.21.1-1.0.3-neoforge
1.20.x1 of 1 version with builds
ReleaseBetaAlphaNot available

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Questions

Does Intangible Effect have to be installed on the server?

Yes. The server and every player need the mod installed.

Can the damage reduction be turned off?

Yes. Server owners can disable it in intangible-server.toml and keep flight and wall phasing only.

Which loaders does Intangible Effect support?

The mod is published for Forge and NeoForge. The Forge file for 1.20.1 and the NeoForge file for 26.2 are the latest in the listing.

In the catalog

Intangible Effect is one of 36,990 Utility mods on ModsFinder, and one of 14,575 Utility mods for Forge. 13,894 mods support Minecraft 26.2.

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What the author says

When you have finally built a huge factory, a complex pipe network, or a deeply nested multiblock machine, only to find that one block you need to adjust is hidden deep within the structure. You might wish you could slip like a ghost into the gaps between buildings, or machines, fixing the issue and then get back…
ShrHang, on the Modrinth page

Official listing

Owner
ShrHang
Published
2026-06-07
Updated on Modrinth
2026-08-21
Facts verified
2026-10-15

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