Mods for 1.21.10
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Disable's the Experimental Settings popup, which appears when you create or load world.
A simple mod that adds different animations for chunks!
Updated version of Better Biome Blend, a mod that improves Biome Blending
Disables the “incompatible” warning when loading resource packs with different compact versions.
Plants physically react to players, mobs and items — no shaders required.
Makes flowers fields look denser [Client Side Only]
Renders missing snow under various blocks [Client Side Only]
Change the colors of the environment
Bring bright, colorful waters from Bedrock to Java. Easy to tweak and enjoy!
In-game Minecraft Fabric mod that allows you to do various things with the world seed.
After you place obsidian if you have cyrstal in your hotbar it automatically switches to it and BOOM
A client-side rendering optimization mod for (Neo)Forge and Fabric, featuring asynchronous culling specifically for integrated graphics (Intel UHD/Iris Xe).
Beautiful tree-specific falling leaves with branches, acorns, cones, and more.
it help's you to see ore's in caves, IT IS NOT X-RAY, it shows or that you really can see!
extend minecrafts terrain gen to 2.147 billion while adding the farlands back
Makes those ugly borders better. Has custom keybind and colors!
Adds more settings when creating a world and allows to apply saved settings
A fast, client-side Fabric utility mod that calculates absolute world coordinates by matching bedrock floor patterns using modern 1.18+ generation math.
Speed up reloading a world to allow for quicker dynamic registry changes. Client-side & Singleplayer only!
Downloads worlds from multiplayer servers — a.k.a. advanced world downloader
simple chunk optimization, also makes the minimum chunks to go below 6
This mod turns all rain into snow and gives every plant a snowy, white appearance. Enjoy a constant winter atmosphere in any biome!
Removes the new loading bar on the world loading screen that appeared in 1.21.9 snapshot 25w31a
A Fabric mod that implements a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, enabling AI assistants like Claude to interact with Minecraft through structured commands.