Discover some of the wonderful mods for Minecraft version 1.19. 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.
Infectum is a mod that revolves around the theme of infection and cultism. It introduces several new gameplay mechanics such as the ability to become a cultist and earn cult points by sacrificing mobs on the Sacrifice Altar, completing worship tasks on the Worship Altar, and more.The Summoning Altar allows players to summon powerful creatures using a bottle of souls, which can be obtained by killing certain mobs or completing certain tasks. The mod also adds the ability to ride and tame certain mobs, such as the Infectoid Beetle and the Infectoid Beetle Queen. The mod adds several new types of ruins that can be found throughout the world, which contain unique items and structures related to the cultist theme.Infectum adds a new layer of challenge and intrigue to Minecraft gameplay, inviting players to delve into the dark side of the game's lore and discover new depths to their survival skills.
Introducing the Undead Unleashed mod, which adds a dark and eerie atmosphere to Minecraft with a variety of undead creatures. Meet the Wraith, a cloaked skeletal apparition that lurks in the shadows and attacks with blinding speed. The Haunter is a disturbing spirit that spawns when humanoid creatures are slain, and can inflict slowness on its prey. Frenzied Knights are strong and resilient undead warriors that wear Grave Metal armor and can deflect attacks with their shields, while Flamebreathers are fiery demons from the Nether that can breathe fire and launch nearby mobs into the air with explosive attacks. With Undead Unleashed, Minecraft players can experience a new level of challenge and excitement in their gameplay.
Tons o' Dungeons! is a Minecraft mod that brings countless new dungeon structures to the game. One of the structures added by this mod is the Mega Crystal, which can be found in the sky. Another structure, the Mini House, can be found anywhere in the game. The mod also adds the Brick Mirror Pyramid, which can be found in the plains biome.The Melon Creeper structure is another unique addition to the mod and can be found in the sky. Finally, the Spruce Shack is a structure that can be found in the taiga, taiga hills, and taiga mountains biomes. With so many new structures to explore, Tons o' Dungeons! is a great mod for players looking to add some variety to their Minecraft experience.
The Stay Warm Together mod adds a new layer of life to the snowy biomes of Minecraft. With the inclusion of three new creatures, the Hearthjaw, Bloomina, and Rimeite Queen, the winter landscapes now have a more charming and welcoming ambiance. Each of these creatures comes with its unique abilities and characteristics that add to the gameplay experience. The Rimeite Queen may seem vulnerable, but her army of Rimeites build an igloo fortress to protect her while collecting snow on her back. If players assist her, she may reward them with the snow bricks to use in their own constructions. The Hearthjaw, on the other hand, is the perfect companion to warm up with during the cold season. By feeding it any furnace fuel, players can receive Hearthgoop, which illuminates dark areas.The Bloomina, with its plant-like appearance, provides light to its surroundings and has a special bond with the Hearthjaw, even feeding it when given the opportunity. By feeding Hearthgoop to two Bloominas, players can plant a Bloomina Bud that will hatch into a new baby Bloomina.
Minecraft has always been about survival, but what if you're looking for an extra challenge? The Born in Chaos mod is here to make your survival experience even more difficult and exciting. With its new hostile mobs, structures, items, weapons, and decorative blocks, this mod is a must-try for any Minecraft player looking for a fresh twist on the game. One of the best things about Born in Chaos is its compatibility with other mods that add new biomes. This mod is well-optimized to work seamlessly with other mods, making it a great addition to any Modpacks. Additionally, all the new mobs spawn in specific biome types, ensuring compatibility with any biome-mods. Born in Chaos adds a diverse range of hostile mobs, each with their own unique features, abilities, and threats. From undead and spirits to arthropods and monsters, there's no shortage of new enemies to fight. These mobs are not only dangerous but also diverse, which makes survival much more difficult and challenging. But don't worry, the mod also adds new weapons and items to help you fend off these new threats. With these new weapons, you'll have a better chance of survival against these new and powerful mobs. Additionally, the mod also adds decorative blocks to help you build unique structures to survive in.
Observable is a performance monitoring mod used to determine lag. It is similar, but not the same as spark. Observable lets you see the length of each tick that is affected by each entity. Such as a mob which makes ticks take longer will have a higher number than one that was more minor. The score is usually scored with µ seconds (milliseconds).To get started you need to open up the special panel to get the information. The default key bind is the letter R, but you can change this if it conflicts with an existing keybind. The panel opens up and provides an interface that is simple but requires some getting used to. You are going to want to press Profile TPS to get information about TPS, when the TPS is profiling (and after also) the entities will have the number of milliseconds a tick above them. You can also adjust the settings with the settings button. After the 30 or so seconds of monitoring are over you will get a link in the chat which will give you a detailed analysis of what is going on. If you want you can view this in-game by copying the link or hash into the bar in the panel and get an in-game analysis, if not you can just view it from a web browser. The links can be freely shared with anyone for debugging purposes. There are many more debugging tools in the mod. The results page has individual results, chunk results, Aggregate results, info, and other metrics. You can see information about each dimension and the chunks and the entities, the time, the position, and the command to teleport to them. You can also download the report as an offline file for offline viewing or sharing long-term storage. The mod works with many other mods and works with most Fabric packs as well as Forge Packs, though MC Forge packs are less tested.This mod is in many ways not a replacement for spark, spark displays the info about general Java classes which are causing slowdown while this mod does mostly for which entities. Both are good for testing modpacks and servers and other information. Both mods need to be installed on the server to work correctly. Both of them have pretty good interfaces, though I would say observable’s is a little better.This mod requires Fabric Language Kotlin installed, if you do not have it installed the game will most likely crash due to the Kotlin-specific classes not being found.
Cardinal Components API is an API which is used to attach data to objects to help interact with various parts of the game. This can help make mod creation easier and the mods more compatible. Not only can this be used for new things but you are also able to attach it to vanilla classes to make more changes. Your data will automatically save once implements and there is a helper interface to help with the data. The API by itself is very customisable and lightweight and uses ASM-generated extensions for some of the tweaks. There is a wiki, a GitHub, and lots of Javadoc to help developers use the mod. For players, the mod does not do anything on the surface, but is required for some mods to run, and pre-bundled in many other mods. Some mods which use Cardinal Components are:Age of ExileAir HopAncient PuzzlesAnti Mob FarmAstromineBag of holdingBewitchmentBlack HoleBosses of Mass DestructionCodeLyoko: LegacyCraftable Utilities Death FinderDon’t SleepDungeons of ExileEasy Shulker BoxesEldritch MobsEman’s Dynamic DifficultyFat ChickenHex CastingHexalImmortalityLibrary of ExileLinking BooksMCDoomMiskatonic MysteriesMorelotasNumismatic OverhaulPublic GUI AnnouncementSomnia AwokenTargetingAPIThe BumblezoneTraveler’s BackpackTropicraft: An Unofficial UpdateAnd Many moreMany mods on Fabric or Quilt require Cardinal, but some mods bundle it Jar in Jar or other formats so you do not always need to install it manually. For developers, the wiki comes with lots of useful information about developing with it, but so far the mod is only for Fabric and its derivatives so you will need to change your code if you also want to work on MC Forge. The mod is commonly used for configs.
Trading Post [Forge & Fabric] is a mod which adds a single block called the Trading post into the game. The trading post can be used to trade with multiple villagers at a time from 1 place. This can be very useful for when you want to see all the trades from a nearby village but do not want to waste your time looking at all the trades offered by all of the villagers and instead want to speed up the process and trade with multiple at once and see all the trades of the nearby villagers.The Trading post is the only block added by the mod, you place it down and you will see an emerald. The emerald will lay down flat by default when there are no villagers within the preset radius for the villagers, when there are villagers in the correct place, you will see an animation with the emerald going up. This is similar to the Visual Workbench mod by the same author and uses some code from Quark.When there is a floating emerald that means there are nearby trades. Just right click the Trading Post and then start making trades. The trading table works with many custom villagers from other mods such as the Quackling from the Ducklings mod. It does not work for piglins bartering though, for that you will need a separate mod called Bartering Station. This mod was inspired by a similar trading post block from Extra Utilities.The radius of the accepted villagers can be customised by editing a config file. The config file can be found by looking in the config folder or by doing /config showfile <modid> and then selecting whether you want the client or server config. If you are on MC Forge you can configure in game with the Config Menus for Forge mod.The mod requires PuzzleLib and Forge Config API for Fabric like many of the other mods by the same creator. LunaPixelStudios (one of the biggest modpack creators) is also involved in this mod.
Duckling is a duck mod which adds new ducks to the game. There are a few types of new ducks in the game. They are 2 main types, each with 2 subtypes, plus babies.First, there are the normal ducks, they have the green+black variant and the white variant. Both of the ducks are roughly the same and do not have major differences outside of appearance. The white one is called a white duck, and looks a tiny bit like a goose but is officially not, and the brown and green duck is a mallard duck. Both of these ducks spawn in the river biome and can be on land in the water swimming.There is another type of duck called the Quackling. The Quackling is a big tall yellow duck. It is big, bulky, tall, and yellow. Quacklings have 2 variants, one with a lilypad on its head, and one without, both are about the same. You can trade with Quacklings like you can trade with villagers, though just like villagers the trades are not good and should be avoided.The mod has spawn eggs for both of the ducks that at random spawn one, but there is also an egg called the duck egg which is similar to the normal egg but instead of having a small chance to drop a chicken it instead has the possibility to drop a duck.There are also 3 main food items. Those areRaw Duck Meat – You get from ducksCooked Duck Meat – You get from cooking raw duck meatHoliday Fruit cake – A cake-like food that Quacklings eatNormal ducks in general are a lot just like chickens so if you want more types of chickens that are not exactly chickens like mods that add multiple chickens, this mod may be good. The mod requires GeckoLib, so it is important to keep that in mind.
Clickable advancements[Forge/Fabric] is a mod which makes it so when you can an achievement/advancement you are able to click on it in the chat and go to the screen.In the vanilla game, despite the achievement notification looking like it would be clickable and the text in the chat looking like it would be clickable, they are not, so if you go to click on them nothing happens, this can be especially bad if you do not know where to look or wanted to know what the achievement is for or what you can do next and which can be even worse when a modpack you are playing has multiple achievement trees.This mod allows you to click on the achievement links in the chat, when you get an achievement you will often get a chat message telling you about it, and the chat message will often have the name of the achievement in a colour such as green. This is what you click and get there. Sadly the notification still does not seem clickable by default, but the chat message is often better anyhow as it stays for longer instead of disappearing after a few seconds as the notification does. By default there are some achievements which are not shown in the chat by default, this enables most of them to show in chat in the config, but the setting often needs to be turned on manually.This is a very good addition for many modpacks especially kitchen sink modpacks which add a lot of mods without a central theme which can be hard for some to navigate even with advancements. Often in modpacks advancements are ignored, partly because of their inaccessibility, but this lowers it just a little bit making it just a little easier to see the advancements, though it is not always worth the time to see every advancement though.
Inventory Profiles Next is an inventory sorting mod that provides a button in your inventory for helping you do various sorting tasks. Here is an explanation of what many of the buttons do and their locations in the Inventory Graphical User Interface.Overlay Configuration Screen – Found on the top Left by default and lets you change many settings and even see some of the in-game code class names.General Configuration Screen – Found directly under the Overlay Configuration Screen is where you go to edit most of the stuff about the mod including text files, sort orders, and many more. The mod is extremely configurable.Sort Inventory Button – Looks like a Z, found in a set of 3 buttons found in inventories and it helps you sort the items in order without gaps. Does not affect items in the HUD barSort Inventory in Columns – Next to the Sort Inventory Button, it sorts related items such as different types of stone-related blocks in columns. Does not affect items in the HUD bar.Sort Inventory in Rows – Next to the Column sort, but does in rows, though has a weird layout sometimes. Does not affect items in the HUD bar.On the chests next to the last 3 buttons you should see another icon that gives you keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard shortcuts can be configured and are mainly used for these things:Ability to also include the Hotbar/Hud Bar in movingOnly fill the chest up enough to fill existing stacks without creating new ones Move only the same type of items as the type selected (some arrow-based mods do this with an Arrow Click) Move all Items into the chestThe keyboard shortcuts can be quite useful for some stuff, though in some ways better Buttons could be better like they have in Wurst for chests, the keyboard is often faster though, but harder to remember for some.The mod is highly configurable and uses libIPN for a lot of the config and has a great and very detailed GUI config screen to configure many of the smallest details with good visuals, it is more detailed than average GUI config systems.There are also many other things the mod can do such as replacing almost broken tools and locking item slots. The mod is client-side only and does not need to be installed on the server to work.It is important to note that this mod does not do everything done by inventory tweaks and it is either recommended you install them together to get both of the functionalities or install InvTweaks Emu for IPN to emulate many of the shortcuts. There is also a mod called IPN Rejects which is an addon which adds things that the author decided not to include in the base mod. The mod also highlights items you are hovering over green or items that would be included in an operation you are doing that involves multiple similar items.Requires libIPN and Fabric Language Kotlin.
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.
TipTheScales is a very popular yet very simple Minecraft mod for adjusting the scaling of the GUI by replacing some of the vanilla code to change the appearance. The main thing it does is change the GUI scale option in the video settings to have a slider rather than a simple button.In vanilla, the GUI Scale option is a button, pressing it changes the number and the scale which can be quite sudden and big as it does not even ask you for confirmation. This replaces said button with a slider which does not change until you let go. Like the vanilla game, by default, there are 5 scales.1x – The Smallest 2x – Small 3x – Big 4x - The Biggest Auto – This the what you get by default, in most cases it just sticks to 4xThe mod does very little else outside of some basic bytecode manipulation. The GitHub that has the source code (which is just a MultiLoader project (Jaredll08 is also the person behind it)) has almost blank entry point files and most of the work is done by a few pieces of SpongeMixin.MisterLauncher’s article claims that there are prompts in text files, however when looking at the code we see no evidence of this. We were at 1st unsure what the mod did as Sodium already did what TipTheScales does and what it does was so basic we did not know what to look for, we watched and have attached the video from the MisterLauncher page by a 3rd party YouTuber and added some pictures for clarity.The mod in general is unneeded. The person behind it is very well known for many of his mods (and is quite questionable), but this is one of his most popular despite having limited functionality. The mod does not work with Optifine and explicitly in the code tells the game to not run the changes if Optfine is detected. The mod is also obsoleted in Sodium, as mentioned above, Sodium has a similar slider that does similar things in its custom video settings screen. Even in vanilla, the default button is enough. There is little reason to use it in a modpack as you can just make the changes yourself manually without the mod and requiring all users to download this unneeded mod, additionally, I generally hate when they make changes to the GUI scale requiring me to change it back. It only really makes sense for things like BetterF3 or other things with big GUI or if you have a weird monitor configuration that is too big or too small.If you were cursed and got a modpack with a small GUI scale (or just want to change the GUI scale in general) here is how to fix it. Removing the mod by itself will not do anything as the mod just changes a vanilla user interface, you will still need to go to Options > Video Settings > GUI Scale and set it to the number you want (preferably before removing the mod (if you decide to remove the mod) as the slider is in some ways more pleasing).Jaredll08 has stated in the Diluv Discord that he does not want his mods reposted, so we just put curse links to download.
Charm is a vanilla plus mod which adds a lot of new content as well as a lot of tweaks to the existing game. From basic storage blocks, and new types of wood, to new entities and world generation, this is one of the more extensive vanilla plus mods.There are a few storage blocks with custom abilities, the Sugar and Gunpower blocks are both power storage blocks, and both fall similarly to gravel and sand, but Sugar disappears when mixed with water and gunpower when mixed with lava. There are also ender pearl blocks, which convert silverfish that go onto it into Endermites and eating Chorus fruit teleports you to them instead of a random location, but both can be turned off in the config.There is also a pressure plate called the Player pressure plate that is crafted with gilded Blackstone that only the player can step on.You no longer need to use 9 Redstone to make a Redstone block, there is a new type of block called Redstone sand which is 8 Redstone and a block of sand, however, it does fall making it useless for some builds. There is also a new lantern type from Redstone and iron nuggets that lights up from Redstone signal.New types of wood added include Azalea Wood and Ebony wood. They have their own textures and saplings. Totems of preserving protect your stuff when you die and do not despawn. Raid Horns are another item which is very useful as they stop raids. There are also other random items such as coral sea lanterns, copper rails and clear item frames and different variants for many items are added for different types of wood, materials, colours, and other attributes. Some new variants for items include variants for: Bundles Glints Boats Bookshelves Animals (often coloured differently) Barrels Nuggets Bars Chests Chains (requires extra nuggets config feature) Lanterns (requires extra nuggets config feature) And so much moreThere are also new mobs added such as Coral Squids and Mooblooms (like flower-based Mooshrooms). Mobs in general where many of the changes are also made such as changing the appearance of snow golems (which have largely been forgotten about by the community recently, though the old texture has a charm), beacons healing tamed animals, witches dropping luck, and other stuff.There are also new changes to enchantments, such as a new enchantment called Ærial Affinity which makes it so you can mine faster when you are not grounded and another enchantment that makes block drops go directly into your inventory. There is also a way to convert items to enchanted books with grindstones, which is partly based on the code from Grind Enchantments.A new type of weather is also added, snow storms make that already kinda good but also kind of boring snow much more extreme and exciting, but can also cause the player to freeze if they are not wearing leather armour and there will be many new layers of snow generated.This is a very large mod with lots of random changes, it would be impossible to cover all of them, but you can read their wiki to get information about many of them. There are also 2 addons, Strange and Charmonium which add new functionality or music. The mod was largely inspired by Quark it is primarily for Fabric, but an official forge port called Charm Reforge exists while claiming to be 1.14.4 and newer only appears to have a 1.16.5 version so far and has not been updated in over a year. Pre 1.16.5 versions do not have the ReForged Suffix.
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