Mods for 1.21.3
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A fabric mod allowing non-whitelisted players to check out the server in spectator mode before applying.
Makes hoppers craftable with stone instead of just iron (+ more options)
Server-side mod that makes players burn in sunlight like some mobs do.
Prevents endermen from making holes in terrain while still allowing them to take blocks they like.
Prevent bad people from crashing your server with the Bundle crashing method
API for generating font files
Good Luck gives purpose to the luck mechanic by making loot tables more influenced by luck and by making the Potion of Luck accessible.
Prevents crops from being trampled.
Add badlands biomes as separate dimension.
Simple mod to remove limits that Mojang placed
Grow thick fungus trees by planting fungi in a plus shape
Fabric server-side library mod for displaying entities' health.
A mod where bamboo, cactus, and sugar cane grow forever.
Skip entity tick process depending on the distance to player
A mod that is an extension for the SquareMap mod. It adds additional functionality related to banners within the game: using banner to create markers that visible on the world map. Inspired by squaremap-banners plugin.
This mod provides a command to view and modify any player's inventory, hotbar, ender chest, armor, and offhand slots (requires level 4 admin privileges).
Adds more ways to craft dyes in minecraft
Formerly ContinuousBiomes
Nickname based whitelist fabric mod
send game chat messages into your server's webhook
Enable you to override the target main class's Java Program arguments with arbitrary arguments using Mixin (by SpongePowered). And without changing cmdlines(in Task Manager or Htop)!
Fix player cannot use portal while flying with elytra.
ShadowChat is an all‑in‑one chat, nickname, anti‑spam, tablist, anti-badwords & spychat framework for Fabric 1.21 servers! ( Chat | Tab | PlayerList )
Real-time server performance grading and stress testing for Minecraft servers. Spawn fake players, monitor key metrics, and discover exactly how many players your hardware can handle.