Mods for 1.2.3
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Removes the usage of AWT Frame on legacy Minecraft
fix for graphics corruption on newer intel graphics drivers
Authentication of Minecraft players in web applications
Country, ASN, VPN and proxy access rules for Minecraft servers and proxy networks.
The mod that closes the game when it opens.
Bring back the old school way of getting wool by punching sheep!
This patch adds a limit for the object pool for vectors and axis-aligned bounding boxes.
Addon for Simple Resources which adds support for the toml format for both minecraft and custom-registered resources.
Small Mod that disables the "Close" button.
Adds a sprint key to Minecraft versions before 1.7.2
Make Richard Stallman proud by preventing minecraft from starting with non-osi approved licenses!
Gost is a Minecraft server plug-in and Mod that combines cat and mouse, ghost and man, hide-and-seek... In the tense and exciting confrontation, experience the pursuit of life and death between human beings and ghosts.
A lightweight open-source addon library for adding extension support to your mods
Anti StickyK stops the annoying Windows Sticky Keys popup from interrupting Minecraft when you spam Shift. It turns off Sticky Keys while the game is running. Supports: Fabric, Minecraft 1.21-1.21.11, Windows only.
A simple HTTP minecraft mod.
This patch fixes the skeleton's arms that are using the zombie pose instead of the regular bow-holding pose.
Addon for Simple Resources which adds support for the YAML format for both minecraft and custom-registered resources.
stops the display of the world seed in the debug screen in b1.8-1.2.5 (ornithe)
This patch brings back the sticky arrow feature on mobs that was removed since Minecraft 1.9-pre. The time to put arrows into your foe's knees has come again!
NilKit API provides reusable utilities for mods built around NilLoader, with a particular focus on legacy Minecraft development.
Plugin ASM is a lightweight, Mixin-style bytecode injection framework for Paper/Bukkit servers, enabling declarative method modifications via ASM with no manual bytecode writing.