Mods for 1.19
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Simple saddle as in snapshot 25w20a [1.16.x - 1.21.5]
Automatically back up your Minecraft world and upload it to cloud services like Google Drive and Dropbox with CloudBackup. This mod features customizable settings for enabling/disabling backups and automatic uploads.
Hotbar Presets is a small Fabric client mod that lets you save and load hotbar presets. It provides an in-game GUI to create named hotbar configurations and bind them to hotkeys or trigger them via the GUI.
The remote to control them all. With great power comes great responsibility.
A client-side fabric Minecraft modification to assist the player in their survival journey.
Add menu which can count number and nether portal cords. It broken
A mod to execute macros command with a key
Saves screenshots as JPG files, reduce file size by about 80%
Play Lootr, but share the loot.
Displays a BSOD Screen when minecraft crashes!
Client-side mod that adds basic clock to the overlay
Customizable mod that Lets you instamine deepslate and other materials
Optional Fabric Carpet rules for renewable resources and survival automation. Version-specific builds for Minecraft 1.14.4–26.2.
A serverside mod for customizing death messsages!
The ultimate all-in-one security suite for total mod control and automated fair play on your server.
This simple mod allows you to open iron doors and trapdoors by right-clicking on them.
Adds a basic feedback message to the /reload command
Minimalistic rpg-ish Hud allowing for easier read of information
Allow beds to be waterlogged for more immersive underwater builds
A mod that provides more NBT string operations.
A simple Datapack for those who think Minecraft should be more reasonable and accurate
This datapack removes origins from the origins mod. Hiding the selection menu for origins when you join the game. This is useful for some other datapacks ive made.
A server-side-only elevator mod for FabricMC using Polymer library
This server-side mod adds a couple commands for operators to use.





















