Mods for 1.19.3
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Tiny Fabric client mod that fixes the annoying Linux chat bug
A mod that adds a chunk loader which can be upgraded like a beacon
A command for players to create and manage teams. Similar to factions but based on Vanilla scoreboard teams.
Offhanding a copper ingot attracts items to you. No new items added!
Ports in-development self-service badge selection features to 0.1.5 Figura.
A vanilla-friendly keybind profile and conflict resolver mod for Minecraft.
this is a mod for Minecraft that seeks to transform the game experience into something closer to real life. It includes elements such as needs management (hunger, health, energy), an economy system, work, and the ability to interact with other player
Adds Particle Generator block
Displays the iconic Pokeball on game startup with some satisfying audio as well.
This mod allows you to organize and stack your items automatically in chests, grouping same item types into stacks when they were scattered around
Makes only zombies spawn in the world by preventing all other hostile mobs from spawning, including from spawners.
Tridents are now craftable, with the right materials.
Minecraft cloud save system using the power of Git!
Figure out what stage of the day your villagers are in
Now you can craft your froglights.
Combining Mojang authentication system with Ely.by
Adds an in-game overlay to display current and world time!
An easy way to control the length of the Minecraft daylight cycle.
In survival mode, it can be available by mining reinforced deepslate with the Netherite Pickaxe. 在生存模式下,可以透過獄髓鎬挖掘強化深版岩獲得。
Removes the new Player Reporting feature from your client, once and for all!
Auto-generated config commands for mods using Kaleido Config.
Disables caves and canyons based on the configuration, and maintains compatibility with other terrain modification mods and data packs as much as possible.
A simple mod for backing up all configurations at the start of Minecraft
Brings 1.19.4 elytra/armor swapping to earlier versions.





















