Discover some of the wonderful mods for Minecraft version 1.15. These will make your Minecraft world even more fascinating to explore by adding a whole bunch of new functionalities, items, blocks and even new landscapes.
libIPN (library Inventory Profiled Next) is a library used by Inventory Profiled Next and some other mods by the same author (though you are allowed to use it for your mods).There are many APIs this library contains used for various things like configs and GUI, here are some of the many things libIPN helps you do: Logging (With Debug and Trace) Talking with the player directly Rendering Colours Text Textures Data parsing of various formats such as indents SemBerInformation ManagementMaths and Physics and GeometryDebuggingLayoutsWidgetsToolTipsPath Validation and writingMayThrow annotationsWeighted AlgorithmsLots of AbstractionChanges to the ControlsEntity AbstractionItemsAliasesAnd so much moreIt runs on Both MC Forge and FabricMC + Derivatives (though some like Quilt may have some issues if the issues can not be reproduced on Fabric). The author still maintains older versions going back to 1.16 and uses a lot of shared code among each of the versions making it good for projects which want to be on many versions with not much change.It is important to keep a few things in mind. First of all, the library is written in Kotlin, which will limit its use in Java in some ways, and it will require a language adapter like Fabric Language Kotlin. Kotlin may also be harder to read for many Java-first programmers and reading it may be harder. The mod is also undocumented, with the official page not even saying all the functionality, the mod is supposed to be used with mirinimi’s mods, mostly the ones related to inventory profiled next. IPN Rejects (a mod which adds things that were originally declined from the main Inventory Profiles Next) also uses this library. LibIPN is commonly used by many modpacks big and small, like Colonies Universalis – Updated. Though if you do know how to use it there is a chance you can get some benefit from it, it is a little similar to architectury.
Fabric Language Kotlin is one of the many Fabric Language adapters for Kotlin. Language adapters let you write mods in programming languages other than pure Java (often but not always JVM-based languages). There are many big Fabric mods which use Kotlin includingAdorn Inventory Tweaks AE Additions – ExtraCells2 ForkBountiful DeftuLib Hex Casting Industrial Revolution Inventerio Kambrik Lakeside LibrarianLib Level Up HP MirageFairy2023 Ping Wheel Plethora Peripherals Roughly Enough Trades Roughly Enough Loot Tables RSWires TerrarianSlimes Woods and MiresZoomify and many more. Kotlin is primarily a JVM-based programming language like Groovy or Scala and is in many ways considered a newer Scala (though Scala is still being developed), though it does not only compile to JVM, it can also compile to native or to JavaScript or even its own bytecode format. Fabric Language Kotlin is meant to be used with the JVM variant though.Kotlin as mentioned before has some in common with Scala and a little in common with Crystal. Kotlin Language is a must-use for many people, many people really like it, while others do not. One issue you have is if you use Kotlin you may have compatibility issues with lesser-known tool chains that you may port your mod too. But if you want to use Kotlin because you prefer it you can use this language adapter. There are reasons to prefer Kotlin if you like some of the features or if you want to also do things like Android development (which has recently started to recommend Kotlin over Java which it had previously). If you use Kotlin it is suggested you use IntelliJ because they are made by the same company and eclipse does not have quite as good of support for it.For players, you should be able to just install the mod in your mods folder. If you are a developer you will need to take extra steps and requires the user already know a little bit about using Kotlin with Gradle (but Groovy DSL can still be used unless you want Kotlin DSL). FabricMC has a tutorial which can be used with basic instructions about getting started. Fabric Language Kotlin does not rely on any specific version of Minecraft, just on Fabric loader.
Skin Layers 3D (Fabric/Forge) is a mod which makes player skins 3D. Many skins have different appearances which contain things like glasses or other textures which can look different in a 3D mode. Skin Layers 3D adds new detail by automatically converting your skin to 3D. Some elements will stay the same while others can see a huge difference. Steve’s skin for example does not have very much change, while other more detailed skins can have giant notability. The skin in the picture is a default skin from TL skin and cape and looking closely you can see some 3D elements. While there may be some 3D elements in some normal skins without this mod, this mod enhances them.The mod works with normal Minecraft skins but it may work better on a better-optimised skin. The mod automatically converts back to 2D when within 12 blocks to improve performance. You can disable the 3D skin in Options > Skin Customisation It takes advantage of the fact that there are 2 layers within the game by default and makes the last one 3D. This currently only works on players, the authors said they may consider making it work on mobs and armour in the future. Some things that are transparent like glasses are accounted for. The mod is actually fairly lightweight and not all that complicated code-wise.SkinLayers 3D does not have any dependencies and works with most mods, including performance and visual mods. There are some mods that are known not to work though, such as HD Skins and Epic Flight Mod. The mod is client-side only so does not need to be installed on the server. The mod used the tr7zw Protective License.
TL skin and cape is a mod for Minecraft which adds integration with TLauncher and accounts for the use of Skins and Capes. TLauncher is one of the most popular launchers and also one of the best ones. Tlauncher has a large array of features and skins and capes are one of them. This mod is only officially supported on Tlauncher on supported configurations, it may work on other launchers with your TL account or on unsupported versions, but it is not guaranteed.The skins and capes you have will be viewable by other players, but it is recommended that they have the mod installed also. It is possible to use without a TL account, and you will automatically get a skin selected many times even when you do not ask for one, but to get the most use you should preferably have a Tlauncher account, if you want even more features you can use Tlauncher Premium (though it is not available in the US or Canada). One issue is if you use a Mojang account or just play the game without an account at all in offline mode (you will get a default skin, there are many like the ones shown and others like a Zelda-style one), you may be sometimes automatically given a skin, or in some cases even if you use Minecraft Premium you may not have access to your Mojang/Microsoft Skin. Additionally, in Vanilla the mod auto installs and the Vanilla game when run from Tlauncher calls itself modded.The mod is available on a wide range of platforms officially, such asMC Forge MC Forge Optifine Optifine Forge LiteLoaderOptiForgeLiteLoader FabricMC (but not yet officially FabricSodium)Vanillaand more going back a pretty long time.You may also get the mod to work on more platforms, such as Fabric derivatives such as QuiltMC, but it is not officially supported and may have issues. In most cases, the mod will install automatically. If in Tlauncher you have access to the little blue TL Logo next to the version, that means TL Skin and cape should install automatically, you will just get a prompt asking you about your skin while trying to launch.If you want to configure your character you should get a Tlauncher account and then you can download skins, HD Skins, capes, animated capes, and more from their website or other cape and skin websites. You can download a wide range of capes including the Russian flag, Optifine, Minecon, and many other capes and skins. You can even search skins by a Mojang or Tlauncher username. Do note though that if you need an animated cape you should use a Tlauncher Premium account (Which is not the same as a Mojang Premium account and does not let you play on online mode servers like Hypixel).Many of these functionalities are more advanced and convenient than what Microsoft do. It is also very useful when someone can't pay for the game or have issues downloading. Tlauncher has been very good at making the game accessible to places that are under sanctions and can not download things like Java or buy the game by providing some of this stuff on their servers. Tlauncher is a spreader of freedom, equality and truth. It is also one of the easiest Launchers to use and very good with older and more obscure versions and clients or mod loaders. It is also one of the most popular launchers, the 1st 3rd party launcher I used and one of the top-ranking on search engines. The discord server got thousands of members within the 1st day and has more users than most launcher discords including PrismMC, PolyMC, MultiMC, GDLauncher, TL Legacy and others. It is partly known for its ability to play for free, though many big servers do not support offline accounts, many smaller ones, especially in the Spanish-speaking world do. TL does seem to also be very popular there.There is common misinformation about TL and TL Skin and Cape being malware, but this is untrue, we looked at the skin and cape mod ourselves and did not see malware and the methods used by the people claiming it is a virus are untrustworthy and have been debunked by the people at Tlauncher (it is even safer than Discord and most of the people who claimed it was malware are on Windows systems using the exe and not the jar for whatever reason, so this argument would be less valid if you use the jar and are not on windows anyhow.) and are likely done by Tlauncher’s competitors, as in general Tlaucher gets lots of slanders all around the community.Does not need Fabric API on Fabric
LazyDFU is a startup performance mod for newer versions of Minecraft. In recent versions of Minecraft especially the startup times have gone up a large amount. It used to be the game could load up in under a second and not take up many cores, now the game even in vanilla (it is much worse in modded, especially in MC Forge instances) takes a long and in recent versions the CPU also goes up very high unless you have too little ram for the number of cores you have (we will cover why in a bit). LazyDFU, and similar mods, fix and reduce these issues. This mod is very lightweight (just overwriting a method with a blank version) and highly compatible (the old version works from 1.14-1.18.2 with basically no changes).Around 1.14 (when the mod came out, the changes are almost certainly older possibly pre-1.13) Mojang was doing massive changes to the internal world generator, and Mojang needed to migrate older worlds. So in order to do this they run the worlds through DFU and sets rules to convert the worlds (even if you do not convert any of them). This Makes it slower and takes up all your cores no matter how many you have in most cases (except when there are very few worlds or you have a powerful CPU but not much ram and the system chocks on that and just does not take full advantage of the CPU). Much of the caching code in the game is inefficient, especially when caching when most worlds do not need to be cached. This mod overwrites the method that tells the game to run these with very simple bytecode manipulation of just overwriting the method telling the game to run these rules. Some versions do other stuff. The mod also seems to make the game run faster even after the loading screen initialises (though this could be due to other mods and fabric and newer versions of forge even are pretty good at this).In 1.19 Mojang made changes to the server side which limits the need for LazyDFU on the server, but the client still needs it more and even than before the issue was still primarily with the client.IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE: The main changes that LazyDFU and some other similar mods change make loading old worlds unstable. If you want to load an old world it is suggested you disable this mod. Though LazyDFU does officially let you load DFU rules when needed, it just skips the cache. It is likely to be compatible with most mods, though it may have some overwrite conflicts with other DFU (Data Fixer Upper) related mods.Many similar or complementary mods exist, including a partially official fork called Lazy DataFixerUpper(LazyDFU) [FORGE] which is for MC Forge, though makes a few changes.
Roughly Enough Resources is an addon for the popular mod Roughly Enough Items (REI), which adds a variety of useful tabs to the REI interface. It is still possible to get the Roughly Enough Resources (REI) tabs in the traditional REI interface. It is important to note that while Roughly Enough Resources does work with modded content, custom-made solutions may not be able to integrate with it. Therefore, modders may need to do custom work to make their mods compatible with Roughly Enough Resources. It also displays both to and from trades, making it easy to see what you can do with an item. The Mob Drops tab shows the items dropped by mobs when they die and can be accessed with the spawn egg. The Block Drops tab is similar to Mob Drops, but it is for blocks. Plant Drops can be accessed by right-clicking a seed, and it displays the plant's growth stages, the items it. It is accessed with left click, meaning it could have some slight issues with Cheat mode. It can be remapped though.This is an unofficial port of Just Enough Resources (JER) (An addon for Just Enough Items) which is a successor to Not Enough Resources (NER) (An add-on for Not Enough Items). In many cases Roughly Enough Items has a better User Interface than Just Enough Items, making Roughly Enough Resources a better alternative to Just Enough Resources some of the devs of Roughly Enough Resources (such as shedaniel) are also developers of Roughly Enough Items, Architectury (Required), and Cloth Config (Required). Many of the details are also better than Just Enough Resources in many ways. Additionally, Just Enough Items was only recently ported to Fabric (in the 1.19 era when it is still in alpha or beta) so for older versions of Fabric Roughly Enough Items ( and its addons) would be preferred for Fabric before 1.19 or in instances where you want both to have the same version. Roughly Enough Items (but not RER) has a Rift version also.This does not show villager trades. Instead you have to use a separate mod called Roughly Enough Trades
Item borders is a mod that directly enhances the visuals of Minecraft items in your inventory by adding custom item borders. On its own, the mod does not apply special borders to most items (Common items are disabled by default, I have made it visible so you can see directly how it looks if you use to change it), so it is up to the user or mod pack designer to customize as needed.The mod offers many customization options in its configuration file. You can edit how borders look if they should match legendary tooltip rarities, border visibility on your hotbar, and many other features. Note: The mod requires Iceberg and Prism(For versions 1.2+) to work properly in newer versions.
This amazing mod adds a whole host a features to all dimensions in Minecraft! It includes:-14 new Mineshaft types- 10 new biome variants of Villages- 15 new Temples variants- 2 new biome variants of Igloos- 13 new Pillager Outposts- 4 new types of Shipwrecks- 7 new Mansion types- 5 new Witch Huts types- 3 new kinds of Ruins! (2 on land. 1 in Nether)Personally I love the Nether City's which are repurposed End City's but found in the Nether instead; as well as this, the underground mineshafts found in the three dimensions add so much more to the game making it feel really unique and explorable. If you are bored with basic Minecraft exploration this mod will add many more features to give you a better experience exploring the game world!
Cloth Config API (also Auto Config) is a config API that allows the player to change the config of the game from Within the Game’s GUI. It is one of the most popular config APIs, and it is made by shedaniel, the author of Architectury API and Roughly Enough Items, and other big names. They have excellent documentation for Developers and are lightweight for players. There are also similar APIs, such as Cloth API, a general-purpose API for Fabric (distinct from Cloth Config/Cloth Config API) and Cloth Math, a Maths API that is not dependent on Minecraft.There are multiple versions of Cloth Config, each of which has its API and Features. Each version of Cloth Config is linked to a specific version family of Minecraft.Here is the Table:V1 1.14.x (No Longer Developed)v2 1.14.x-1.15.x (No Longer Developed)v3 1.16 Snapshots before 20w17a (No Longer Developed)v4 1.16.x 20w17a and newer (Supported)v5 1.17.x (Supported)v6 1.18.x (Supported)v7 1.19 (No Longer Developed)v8 1.19.x (Supported)All stable versions of Minecraft have been supported since 1.16. It is important to note that Cloth API is not a fully functional config library; it is just a screen for setting the config, which shedaniel claims the others suck. Since Cloth is just a screen, it can work with existing APIs such as Forge Config API. It is also supposed to be primarily used with the client; however, some server features do exist, but it is suggested server mods do not use Cloth Config.Cloth was initially designed with Fabric in mind because, at the time, Fabric was very lightweight and did not have much in the way of config, but it eventually got popular and was ported to Minecraft Forge.For Players, install the mod like any other mod. Some mods may need Mod Menu to show configs where you edit the config from the Mod Menu entry.For Developers, Cloth Config has many features such as Drop Down Menus, Integration with Mod Menu, Categories, and more.Creating a Screen in your mod is easy and can be done with a single line of code.```ConfigBuilder builder = ConfigBuilder.create().setParentScreen(parent).setTitle(new TranslatableText("title.examplemod.config"));```The Config Builder can be used to set the attributes of the Config Screen, such as the background, and is automatically localised with a translation key.Note: a new builder is created every time the screen is opened.```builder.setSavingRunnable(() -> {// Serialise the config into the config file. This will be called last after all variables are updated.});```It saves the config to a file and requires custom parsing.Entries are each different, and it is recommended you read the documentation for more details on creating entries and setup Cloth Config.Another prominent feature of Cloth Config is Auto Config, which makes configuring your mod much easier with Annotations. Auto Config Annotations are flexible; they are put on top of Config files and have their annotations for fields, which can easily be set to whatever entry. e.g. @ConfigEntry.Gui.CollapsibleObject and can also be excluded @ConfigEntry.Gui.Excluded. The supported Field types by default are boolean, int, long, double, float, String, and enum.Cloth Config is one of the most common Config Screens in Minecraft, so making your mod require it will not be a significant burden for most modpack devs, as many big mods, including many by Yung use it (such as Yung’s Better Dungeons).
The Bumblezone mod introduces a new world into Minecraft. Bumblezone adds a new dimension for the Bee. Unlike other dimensions, you don’t need any portal to enter this dimension. You can enter the bee dimension by clicking on the bee nest with an ender pearl.The Bumblezone dimension is completely made up of new blocks, all based on the honey theme. The bubble zone mod also adds the new bee mobs and structures in the new dimension. These structures include:MazesTemplesHanging gardenHomes/ CastlesSugar FountainsHoney Valleys
Cooking for Blockheads is a mod that simplifies the boring part of the game, where you have to prepare your food for your adventures. It adds many new items, blocks, and multi-block structures to make your gameplay smoother. The main feature of the mod is its main multi-block structure. It is the kitchen where you can cook and store your food, and also get access to an unlimited supply of resources you might need for cooking. The mod also provides support for a lot of food mods, most notably Pam's Harvestcraft. If you need a quick meal during your adventure, the mod adds a recipe book that allows you to directly cook/craft food items using the items in your inventory. Note: This mod requires the Balm library to work.
InControl is a mod that allows you to change multiple things in Minecraft with the help of a rule system. These rules are located in separate JSON files outside of Minecraft and have to be edited there. List of things you can change: spawn.json: with this file, you can block spawning of certain creatures under certain conditions. In addition, when a spawn is allowed you can also alter some of the properties of the mob like maximum health and otherspotentialspawn.json (1.12 only): with this file you can remove and add spawn rules under certain conditions. The rules in this file are used before the rules in spawn.json are fired so make sure that when you add a rule for new mobs here, the new mobs are allowed in spawn.jsonspawner.json (1.16 or later): with this file you can add spawn rules under certain conditionsloot.json: with this file you can control the loot that mobs drop when they are killed based on various criteriaexperience.json: with this file you can control how much experience you get from killing mobs based on various criteriaFor the showcase, I have used it to spawn mooshrooms that drop diamonds when killed with a stick in the desert. They also drop a lot more experience than before. Note: This mod does not do anything on its own. You have to create these rules yourself to make it do something.
SwingThroughGrass is a simple mod that allows you to hit mobs behind most walkable blocks. Originally, these blocks are supposed to allow you to clip through them, but when you try and attack a target through grass, the grass gets in the way and ends up getting broken. This simple mod changes the game so that you will be able to hit your target instead of breaking the grass!
CameraOerhaul is really an interesting upgrade for anyone in their Minecraft world who wants a more immersive and dynamic camera video experience. This mod makes the movement of the frame dynamic both when the view moves and when we move, making the view slightly tilted to the right or towards Left depending on where you turn the view or where you walk. The rendering is very simple, but it is a detail that is very noticeable and that makes the game experience much more immersive. Not only will the displacement give a visual effect, but we will notice another chamber effect when you jump and walk. CameraOverhaul is for all those who want a more dynamic and immersive experience, even in the dynamics of the movements of the visual in play.
Ars Nouveau is a magic mod inspired by Ars Magicka that expands the game with magic!The mod features a unique spell creation system where you can create any spell you can imagine, create magical artifacts, perform rituals, and use various magical structures to automate many things in the game and some various new creatures to the Minecraft world. Some are hostile, while others can be summoned and bound to become your companions.Spellcrafting system is inspired by the original Ars Magicka, where with the use of glyphs you are able to create many different spells based on their effects and modifiers. The mod also offers a lot of unique add-ons that increase the amount of possibilities for your spells even further!Craft the Worn Notebook using a book and 1 Lapis Lazuli to get started with this mod.Note: Mod requires: Curios, Patchouli and Geckolib
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