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The liquid inside the Cauldron will remain after the Cauldron is destroyed.│煉藥鍋內的液體會在煉藥鍋被摧毀後會保留。
A lightweight server-side light engine that speeds up any light related tasks drastically up to ~8-12x faster!
Progression-based smithing for the Twilight Forest mod.
Cobbled deepslate can now turn into cobblestone along with a few other features regarding stonecutters.
Adds new recipes for veridium and Asurine for Create fly.
The best multiplayer sleep mod. (This mod does not use custom sleep percentage)
Not just your avarage recipe tweaks datapack.
Enjoy the convenience of previewing future trades! 享受查看未来交易的便利!
Renaming items prevent them from despawning
Custom drop cleaning tool, supporting scheduled cleaning and range configuration
removes the default mining speed penalty when the player is underwater or not standing on solid ground
This datapack improves trapdoor crafting by making each recipe yield 6 trapdoors instead of 2. Now you get more value from your wood, making it easier to build and decorate!
This Project changes the crafting for all stairs to cost 3 wood and give 4 stairs, because A stair is 3/4 of a block 3 blocks must give you 4.
Optimized, less-laggy and enchantable annihilation planes.
A compatibility datapack/mod for TieredZ and Frostiful.
Hoes can mine more blocks!
Tunneling is a strong enchantment that lets you mine huge chunks with one swing. It comes in three levels, letting your tools break 3x3, 5x5, or 7x7 areas based on where you’re looking.
A potato cannon addon for Create
Allows sugarcane to grow without water
A simple datapack to integrate the new fuels brought to TFMG by chemica into Create Propulsion: Simulated in a balanced way.
A simple datapack that allows to store many animals in one block to reduce lag on the server
Modified the actual requirements of some Advancements.│修改了一些進度的實際需求。
Removes the vanilla teleportation coordinate limits. Compatible with FartherLands for extreme exploration!
this mods permit compost layering produce bone meal.























