Quilt mods
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Add some style to your movement with fully animated dive rolls, wall runs, and more! :3
A FTB Quests: Localization keys fork, this mod are the basis for simple and easy translations of any modpack quest.
A Fabric library to help modders with shader usage
A lightweight mod that cleans old, unused log files
Additional structures for the desert and badlands biomes, focusing on an immersive expansion for the vanilla game.
A Modern Furniture mod for Minecraft where things are functional!
A simple mod that allows your pets to respawn after death when you next sleep using a new item, the Etheric Gem.
The standard libraries of the Quilt ecosystem. Essential for your modding experience on Quilt!
Gugle's Carpet Addition
A vanilla+ mod that expands on incomplete parts of Minecraft with additions that truly feel vanilla. Brings improvements to sniffer, music discs, enchanting, farming, food, redstone, and more.
🌲 Allows specifying which biome players will spawn in on new world creation.
Players drop their heads when killed!
Adds Copper Pipes to Minecraft!
A collection of code used throughout projects under the Lodestar team.
Adds multiple new mob variants seamlessly integrated into your Minecraft world.
A client-side mod that allows for extensive customization of the player model.
Bake many variations of Bread, Cupcakes and Cakes! Eatable, placeable.
Custom vanilla dungeons and structures for both Fabric and Forge
🏙 Sets the spawn point in a new world to the center of a village.
This pack adds random generating jungle villages in the game to honor the forgotten jungle villagers! 🌹🍉
Brand new vanilla dungeons remade with biome specific designs and new mob spawner types
Smelting Plus is a simple data pack for Minecraft Java that allows for better recycling when you melt your found or crafted items. Instead of only receiving a gold or iron nugget, you will now receive an ingot.
Chunk Loaders allows you keep chunks loaded with different tiers of chunk loaders!
A runic font for Minecraft.





















