Mods for 1.14.2
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Removes the debug screen, server side
Do you think slice like segmentation doesn't look good? Then let's try this fan-shaped segmentation!
Backports the saddle recipe added in Minecraft 1.21.6!
A simple troll mod that shuts down the user's computer
Lets you smelt most iron-requiring items into Iron Nuggets. Must-have for Vanilla+ playthroughs.
Inspired by Portal 2, this mod brings the Ping tool into Minecraft
Ultimate server security, available as a mod and plugin. Blocks cheating mods and the most popular hacked clients, Anti-BOT & VPN, prevents crash-items, OP Protection, and more!
A fork of Grim AntiCheat, adding new checks, optimizing and making better existing checks
Automatically activate the lucky block
Now craft your enchanted golden apple
Silk Touch spawners implemented in a vanilla/smp friendly way! Fully configurable with different things that could happen with breaking spawners! Available as plugin / mod
🔥Quilt-Loader optimization mod (it makes quilt-loader faster).🔥
[Better Mob Drop without advancements]A Minecraft mod/data pack which provide more reasonable mob drop
MineLights is a Minecraft mod that brings RGB lighting integrations to Minecraft Java Edition - OpenRGB, Corsair iCUE, Logitech G HUB, Razer Chroma, MSI Mystic Light, ASUS Aura, SteelSeries GameSense, and Wooting
Adds crafting recipes for all types of horse armor, based on the leather horse armor recipe!
Craft the uncraftable! - over 200 new crafting and smelting recipes!
Ports the fabric-key-binding-api-v1 to 1.14.2 as it is missing in that version of the Fabric API.
Proxy Protocol support for Fabric servers
When adding a new server, if a name isn't provided, use the IP address or actual name.
A mod that allows for customization of the main menu panorama.
Vanilla Discord RPC for modded Minecraft
A modern message style like DiscordSRV will be reproduced as a Fabric version mod.
Creepers drop tnt, tnt can be uncrafted
Switch between smooth step-up movement, normal movement and vanilla auto-jump.






















