Mods for 1.18.2
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Better Completion for Minecraft Commands
Make the statistics screen item counts less likely to overlap
Filter text in Minecraft chat with many options
Changes your name Client-Side.
An API that provides Frpc interface for developers to use. You can simply provide a frp service for the mod OpenLink.
Defer nametag rendering to fix translucency issues.
A lightweight utility that automates sprinting during forward motion to minimize manual input and ensure a seamless movement experience.
Removes the annoying fishing rod bobber/hook in first person allowing you to see clearer
Controls your elytra flight to gain altitude without using fireworks
JSON Model Extensions
This mod allows you to use riptide in any whether condition.
LT-ItemFilter is a Minecraft mod that automatically filters items in your inventory. The mod allows for easy management of a list of items to be kept, so you don't have to worry about accidentally discarding valuable items. It will also highlight items on
A custom localization implementation for consistency between 1.8.9 - 1.21.
Lets you move and resize held items, with the additional option of disabling Item Height Animations(Held item moving up and down when switching items or attacking)
JukeAlert snitch management plugin for CivMC
Deck out your mobs in ugly Christmas sweaters with the Sweaters mod!
Disables the rendering of the red flash, when a player or mob is hurt.
Swirling Smoke adds dynamic, weather-driven wind that makes smoke flow naturally through the environment.
addon for VS: Eureka - gamepad support for ship control with extra features, made by MJ
Tiny Fabric client mod that fixes the annoying Linux chat bug
Ports in-development self-service badge selection features to 0.1.5 Figura.
A vanilla-friendly keybind profile and conflict resolver mod for Minecraft.
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