Mods for 1.21.8
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This mod compares what you type in chat with the selected list of dictionary words.
Keep mining while leaving the game.
This mod allows you to reconnect via the "/reconnect" command, or inside your in-game menu screen while in Multiplayer or Realms, and more.
This mod adds horizontal/vertical mouse sensitivity.
This mod will help you see in dark
Displays FPS, coordinates, ping, time, days, and RAM usage – all in one informative HUD! Extensive customization and freedom of action.
This adds status effects to the HUD using HUD Lib.
Just hides away the Sodium video settings, because I like a vanilla feel of the game.
Client-side Fabric mod that adds configurable extra chat HUDs.
A Hypixel Skyblock mod for 1.21.10/1.21.11 that focuses on unique features and customizability.
Allows you to test your knowledge of the game and your ability to quickly find items
A mod that allows you to quickly and automatically loot items from a chest when you open it.
Auto-fill Litematica schematic containers
The Advanced Keystrokes Mod is an on-screen heads-up display (HUD) that tracks and shows your real-time keyboard and mouse inputs, including WASD/movement keys, the spacebar, left-click (LMB), right-click (RMB), and your clicks per second (CPS).
Modify your hardware configuration strings in the F3 Menu with FPS Spoofer built in!
Figura port with 1.21.x/26.x update
Create and customize your own pixel-based crosshair in-game.
Allows you to configure the behavior of the perspective key
Client-side item, component and NBT editor for Fabric. Customize held items, edit NBT data, and modify item components via an extensible GUI.
Provides vanilla JEI recipes on servers without JEI installed.
Shows the armor durability on hud like tatical fps games
Easily add GriefPrevention claim coordinates as Xaero's Minimap waypoints.
Modify the player's gamma brightness to make the world brighter
Handles client-side Bow & Crossbow handling, keeping reload and charge behavior smooth, responsive, and unaffected by server-side slowdowns