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Adds Armadillo Modded Brush Compatibility to Fabric and Forge
The Wallet mod introduces a complete in-game economy system with 7 different coin denominations. Players can discover coins while exploring the world. It also features a convenient wallet interface that allows you to view and manage your currency.
Twitch4J packed as a Fabric mod
Datapack adding a /trigger home command, fully customizable ! (v2.0 : new multi-home system !)
The best power/superpower Datapack for Minecraft 1.21+ With over 62+ Main abilities and 600+ Sub abilities
Elytra are now craftable, but are still a end game item. requires dragon's breath and nether star to craft
🌟 Make all players glow permanently to improve visibility
Holds Lapis in Enchanting Tables per player. Version agnotic & dependancy free!
An API that provides Frpc interface for developers to use. You can simply provide a frp service for the mod OpenLink.
Disable mixins in other mods through a config
Defer nametag rendering to fix translucency issues.
Allows raw gold blocks to be used as a beacon base. Also allows raw gold to be used as a beacon payment item
strike down your friends with an orbital strike cannon
Villagers get cool hats, why don't we?
Removes the annoying fishing rod bobber/hook in first person allowing you to see clearer
allows you to pickup TNT's as Lit TNT's and throw them
Ever wanted more Maces than you need?
Adds a new small structure, the battle shrine, which can be activated to spawn a horde of mobs and get loot as a reward.
This data pack/mod makes every player extremely small! Fun for a survival challenge.
Gives the wearer a status effect based on the mob head equipped
Allows you to use raw iron blocks as a block in a beacon base
Adds a simple Replant enchantment to Minecraft 1.21.
Lets you move and resize held items, with the additional option of disabling Item Height Animations(Held item moving up and down when switching items or attacking)
Configure the vanilla Dispenser to use (almost) any item. Data driven.




















