Sensible Survival (RPG Tweaks)

Sensible Survival changes several survival mechanics in Minecraft. It can adjust how often armor and shields lose durability, cap the chance of that loss, and tune how much a repair costs. Repairing an item does not make its next repair more expensive, and the Too Expensive limit that blocks high-level anvil work can be removed. A level limit setting lets the server decide how far anvil costs may climb.

Experience picked up by players is split evenly with nearby players, and the grouping can follow vanilla scoreboard teams or FTB Teams. When the experience does not divide evenly, the remainder goes to a random player in the group. A setting can also share experience with nearby players regardless of team. The mod was formerly known as Durability Tweaks, and updating keeps the old config file. Changes made to the two main options affect only chunks generated after they are switched on.

The mod is built for Fabric and NeoForge, with files published for 1.21.1. Fabric API is required on the Fabric build. Sensible Survival runs on the server, and players join without installing it, except for two cosmetic details that live on the client. Its code is not open source, and the mod is released under All rights reserved, though public links to its source code and issue tracker exist.