Mods for 1.18.1
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This makes end cities look better, using blocks from the BetterEnd mod
Makes boats and their passengers take fall damage
Easier villagers mod. Serverside, of course.
A simple mod that makes powered/activator rails turn on/off up to 20x faster.
A server-side Minecraft mod that lets you turn destructive mob actions on/off separately from the vanilla `mob_griefing` gamerule
Command-based config library for clients and servers
A Minecraft mapping tool that creates 3D models of your Minecraft worlds and displays them in a web viewer.
World generation modding/configuration platform
Configurable, permissions-backed utility commands for Fabric servers (tpa, home, warp, spawn, back, nick, rtp)
Fixes the bug where if you hit an entity while swimming and holding the sprint hotkey, the server will think that you are not swimming anymore, while the client does. resulting in weird behavior.
A mod to fix season time sync related issues in Serene Seasons
Style your server's chat as you want!
Allows to change the armor & protection mitigation formulas
Makes Leaves stick only to their own Log type!
This mod makes chickens, cows, pigs, rabbits, sheep, and villagers fight back!
A mod that adds names to villagers and golems
Allows you to open and manipulate the inventories and ender chests of online and offline players. Server Side
Helping mobs see in the distance
Explore massive and beautiful villages in the sky!
A serverside logging mod
🤩 Fast carts! Minecart go zoom! Configurable Speed. Balanced for Vanilla/Survival. 100% glitch-free and compatible with all Redstone. Works high-speed with slopes/inclines/curves. Only vanilla track/carts needed. Can be added and removed at any time.
Simple, but configurable nicknaming mod allowing your server's players (and admins) to change their nickname with full formatting support
Adds global data packs that are enabled by default to all worlds.
Simple and lightweight mod to control player's spawn point and dimension using powerful configuration file.





















