Mods for 1.21
21 mods match your filters.
A 3D animation library for entities, blocks, items, armor, and more!
A core mod
A featureful and accessible item and recipe viewer
Effekseer loader on MC 1.18+
Another optimizing mod, provides deduplication, improved memory control, shader/chunk/nbt optimizations and enchanced mob AI. Full compatible with Sodium/Forks, Lithium/Forks, Iris/Forks
Open-Source API and library for U-Team's mods.
Cobblemon Info for REI turns REI, JEI, or EMI into a full in-game Cobblemon reference. Click a Pokemon and inspect its spawns, evolutions, drops, moves, stats, forms, fossils, obtainment methods, riding data, and more without leaving the game.
A Origins extension mod which adds visuals for each origin, that modifies and adds onto the player model.
Makes entities glow any RGB color, not just vanilla colors! Also supports custom color animations with datapacks!
Free camera mode and modify camera state flexible
Provides incredibly configurable tooltips for durability, attributes and item / enchantment descriptions alongside full tooltip wrapping.
An advanced music player, fitting soundtrack expansion, powerful playback system and various vanilla fixes as one comprehensive music solution
Symbol Font! Simple library that adds a symbolic font to the game, which can be used to display visual symbols anywhere text can be displayed
a library mod that helps other mods with shaders
Show detailed system information directly in Minecraft chat. View CPU, RAM, GPU, OS, Java, Minecraft, and Loader details. Built for debugging, player support, server checks, and modpack troubleshooting.
UI library for Fabric mods: panels, buttons, tabs and HUD readouts, placed on any vanilla screen, around anchors, or on screens of your own.
NeoForge library to help modders with shader usage
Use the server name instead of the ip to save server related data
Wonky text effects integrated into vanilla components
Simplify your modded tools configuration with a single value on each tool properties.
A GUI library for Fabric and NeoForge: overlay tool windows over the running game, modal screens, 21 widgets, two-way data binding, and CSS-like theming, rendered entirely through Minecraft's own pipeline. No natives, no conflicts.