Mods for 1.20.3
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Calculates and displays the flying time left on an elytra, based on its durability
Leashes are less likely to break from normal usage, and make noise when they do break.
Supplemental Patches enables users to create custom shaders for modded blocks, entities, items, particles, etc, through a resource-pack, with the shaders being patched onto Euphoria Patches.
Play with your friends over CloudFlare.
Reverts the Nether back to its original form!
Crafting table optimisations.
Plays a sound when Minecraft is finished loading.
Bypass Fabric API registry sync errors
Record and replay player actions to automate tasks. Also, re-stacks blocks when used up like Inventory tweaks. The mod works on servers but can be regarded as cheating by some.
An addon mod for Jade that expands to modded entities highlighting relevant information
Use AI or Google Translate to translate item tooltips and FTB Quest.
Harvest crops with right clicking
Ω The only mod you'll need to have full control over individual in-game sound.
This mod provides fix for old fishing line rendering bug
A mod that adds fog to the Pale Garden biome. But you can customize any kind of fog anywhere you like!
Turns the Combat Roll mod from defensive to offensive!
Increase the Transfer Speed or Amount of Hoppers, Dispensers & Droppers. Quick and configurable
ChunkDebug is a useful tool for debugging chunk loading. It provides you with a live display of all the loaded chunks in any given dimension.
Removes the Darkness Effect from the Warden in Ancients Cities
light mod for viewing tps/mspt/ping data on the server with quick updates to new versions.
Fabric mod for Minecraft, adds a minimal RPG-inspired compass HUD to the game.
Improve server performance, reduce server lag, clears dropped items every 10 minutes
Say goodbye to lag-induced knockback woes, delivering fair and consistent PvP battles for all players, no matter their ping!
Build, manage storage, and interact with your base from an overhead RTS-style building panel.





















