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A surveillance camera system that you can control through a control panel.
High performance JavaScript runtime, tweaked for Minecraft usage
Start on one heart, gain a heart every time you die. A new fun way to play Minecraft! Inspired by X-Life.
A performance and fully customizable Economy for players!
Improves combat feedback by spawning additional heart particles on damage and kills.
Allows you to make vanilla arrows using an iron nugget instead of flint.
Mod add a new villager job "Lumberjack", adding a new table that use planks and logs to create directly a wooden block.
A modern web admin dashboard for Minecraft servers with live stats, console access, files, player tools, permissions, backups, and NeoDash multi-server management.
Makes the Mace explode when falling from 10+ blocks, damaging terrain.
Snowballs and eggs knock players back.
This Datapack and Mod adds a new advancement for obtaining a Heavy Core, translated into multiple languages (+20), compatible with version 1.21 to 26.1
Completes many vanilla block families, as well as adding new block types.
One of the best survival and fun mods with new ores and features!
Automatically creates a resource pack that changes the font in Minecraft
Add a Void dimension to the game.
A server-side utility that protects structures by switching players to Adventure Mode, while allowing them to break specific blocks and use timed torches.
Restores pre-1.21.2 zombie reinforcement behavior. Reinforcements now always spawn regular zombies, not subtypes like drowned or husks.
Adds dithered transparency effect to particles. Compatible with any shaders!
The pack that is used on Saphy SMP. It contains custom: Models, Items Textures, Paintings, & Banner Patterns
Spiders shoot webs to trap their prey
This project adds a useful use for Rotten Flesh
Collect resources from falling leafs! Made for 2026 ModFest.
This is a horror mod that adds entities to your world
Increases the Happy Ghast's flying speed whenever a player is mounted on it.























