Mods for Minecraft 1.20.1

Minecraft's End dimension has remained the same for a very long time. The other vanilla dimensions, the Overworld and the Nether, have received recent updates. But the End has not. The Astrological mod here to change that! This mod completely overhauls the End dimension to give it more life by making it more colorful and detailed.The End dimension will no longer be a dead space filled with lifeless floating islands. With this mod installed, the End generates with three layers of floating islands. There are now some End biomes, and they come in different color variants. New green, blue, yellow and purple blocks will make the dimension look vibrant and lively.Entering an End portal with this mod installed will directly take you to the outer islands. From here, you will have to follow to the coordinates X=0, Y=0 to make it to the central island. Once you reach the central island, you will have to defeat the dragon and activate the portal to make your way back to the overworld. Explore a mesmerizing End dimension by installing this amazing mod using the links given the Downloads tab.

Some mobs can easily be moved from one place to another by luring them using their favorite food items. If you want a chicken to move to a required place, hold out some seeds and it will follow you around. You can use wheat for cows, carrots or potatoes for pigs, etc.But for some other mobs, this is not the case. If you have built a villager trading hall, and want to transport villagers from their village to the trading hall, you will have to rely on using boats. You have to go through the slow, tiresome task of making villagers sit inside a boat and then ride the boat yourself. What if there was a solution to this?Worry no more! The Mob Capturing Tool mod is here to your assistance. As the name suggests, this mod adds a mob capturing tool to the game. This tool can be used to pick up mobs, store them in your inventory and release them wherever you want to. The tool can be crafted using the recipe given below.Moving villagers from their villages into your trading hall is no longer a headache. Simply right click on the villager using the mob capturing tool to pick them up. You can store them in your inventory to transport them wherever you want, and then release them.Download this simple, yet highly useful mod, by using the links given in the Downloads tab.

This is a tool used for debugging modpacks which scans your mods for mods which have annotations associated with common Mixer APIs such as SpongeMixin, Tuna-Bytes (soon), PizzaMixin(soon), and AssistMixer(soon) as well as some Aspect Orientated Programming APIs. For all the files that meet these criterias, it lists the name, the jar file it is in, the known targets (except for ones which do not specify the targets in the file itself like AssistMixer), the Class References, the Method References, and the Field References, with the possibility to add even more information in the future. On launchers which support System.out.println it will show the information in the console, the logs are also saved in (.)minecraft/logs/MixerLogger.log so you can access it. This is helpful if you are making a very large modpack and one of these breaks the game, this will allow you to have a better idea where it can be coming from. It loads itself before or during SpongeMixin or similar tools in most cases. The code for this is largelly loader independent meaning with a basic entrypoint it can be supported on most loaders and even most games in Java. Same Jar is used in more than 1 loader. Should work with Abstraction layer mods like Special Compatibility Operation, NeoFromTheMatrix, or Sintrya Connector just fine.The logs will be a tiny bit hard to read, but ideally anyone who is using this will be using ⌘+F or Ctrl+F to find specific peices of information. An example of a individual mixer class's info is as followsClass Name: net.fabricmc.fabric.mixin.client.model.BakedModelManagerMixinTargets: [net.minecraft.class_1092]ClassRef: [net.minecraft.class_1087, org.spongepowered.asm.mixin.Mixin, java.util.Map, net.minecraft.class_1092, net.fabricmc.api.Environment, net.fabricmc.fabric.mixin.client.model.BakedModelManagerMixin, net.fabricmc.api.EnvType, org.spongepowered.asm.mixin.Shadow, java.lang.Object, net.fabricmc.fabric.impl.client.model.BakedModelManagerHooks, net.minecraft.class_2960]MethodRef: [java.util.Map.get(Ljava/lang/Object;)Ljava/lang/Object;]FieldRef: [net.fabricmc.fabric.mixin.client.model.BakedModelManagerMixin.field_5408:Ljava/util/Map;]Originating JAR: fabric-api-0.75.1+1.19.2.jar-------------------- But it can be more daunting for much larger ones LimitationsAt the moment only Sponge Mixin is supported but others are soon planned and we also plan to list more info about modified methods and RefMap parsing. This also only goes 1 level deep for nested jars and javassist is bundled (which could conflict with a few mods but most other mods run AFTER this one so you would already have your information by the time such package conflict could happen). This only scans existing Mixer classes not ones created during runtime. This can make the game possibly unstable and also makes the game take longer to load so if you are not using it I would not suggest keeping it in your mods folder. Also atm only the folder called "mods" is supported but this will change. Platform support.FeatureCreepFeatureCreep 4.0 Pre Release 18 will come with this built in but it will need to be enabled in the FeatureCreep config (in the etc directory in your Minecraft Folder). However this jar supports FeatureCreep 4 Pre Release 17 to an extent if not being run on one of the other mentioned platforms. If you are on MCForge and have FeatureCreep this mod will confict due to both having the same packages at least on 1.17 due to Module changes. On platforms which do not come with SpongeMixin or a supported mixer it will need to be installed normally. The FeatureCreep built-in version will be the best maintained. The Pre-17 and earlier version of the mod will duplicate on Pre-18 or newer and is generally unsupported. Works on games outside of Minecraft written in Java and can be used on other loaders like LiteLoader and Rift and NeoForge and possibly older versions of MC Forge if FeatureCreep is installed. MinecraftForgeShould work on 1.17+, 1.16.5 and earlier has changes in the ITransformationService making it hard to do in the same file. FabricMCShould work on any version and in non-Minecraft games. May work on QuiltMC and other FabricMC derivatives but it is untested. Legacy and Cursed Legacy Fabric should also work. 

Food in Minecraft has always been flat 2D. They cannot be placed anywhere and Some of the foot items in the vanilla game are often ignored. But this mod changes that. 3D Placeable Food is a very simple mod that adds much more detailed, three dimensional food items like cakes, pizzas, burgers and muffins into the game.The days of good-old boring vanilla food items are over. With this mod, your food will have a much more useful role within the game. They can be shared and they can used for decoration. This allows for a much more interactive gameplay experience.Large food items like pizzas or cakes can be consumed slice-by-slice. Right clicking on them will only reduce a portion of their size. This impressive detail enables way for sharing of food amongst players.Please take a look at the screenshots to get an idea of what you can expect from this mod. It's important to note that this mod offers versions for both Forge and Fabric, and you can find the download links below. Make sure to read the installation instructions carefully for a smooth experience.

Sanity: Descent Into Madness introduces a very engaging new mechanic into the game - Sanity. This represents the player's overall mental health. Maintaining a good mental health is necessary to avoid various different consequences, including death. And it can be measured by observing the brain icon added by this mod. You can find it next to your inventory HUD.Certain activities reduce your mental health. This includes:Being hungryConsuming unhealthy foodGetting wetBeing near insane playersGetting hurtStaying in the darkBeing around monstersHaving your movement restrainedListening to unsettling melodiesBreaking infested blocksTrampling farmlandsHurting animalsLetting your pet pass awayTeleporting between dimensionsGetting struck by lightningProvoking an endermanThese activities greatly reduces your sanity and the world around you becomes darker and darker. You will soon start having hallucinations. You will start seeing imaginary figures - monsters that want to kill you. If adequate measures are not taken, your own imaginations will end up consuming you - DEATH.So how can you increase your sanity? Just like how certain activities have a negative impact on your sanity, there are also activities that have a positive impact. They are:Staying fedEnjoying a company of your pet or sane playerListening to calming melodiesWalking on dirt paths and carpetsBeing near campfiresSleepingFishingSpawning chickens from eggsWearing a garlandEarning advancementsBreeding and shearing animalsTrading with villagersEating healthy foodPotting flowersThe easiest and the most convenient way to take care of your sanity is by wearing a garland. To do this, simply pluck eight small flowers from your surroundings and place it in a 3x3 crafting grid, leaving the central slot empty. This crafts a flower garland, an item you can wear on your head to control your loss of sanity.Furthermore, this mod is highly configurable and therefore it is possible to tweak certain gameplay elements to your liking.Please take a look at the screenshots to get an idea of what you can expect from this mod. It's important to note that this is a Forge mod, and you can find the download links below. Make sure to read the installation instructions carefully for a smooth experience.

Minecraft villagers are very much tolerant. You can simply walk into a village and slay a villager at the centre of the village and no one will bat an eye. The largest consequence that you will have to face is the Iron Golem, a mob which is ridiculously easy to slay.But the Tax' Angry Villager mob changes the game. Villagers no longer stay unhinged when one of their members are killed. With this mod installed, killing a villager will enrage the entire villager. Every single villager around you will try and kill you. The enraged villagers will be equipped with weapons. The weapon that a villager holds is dependent upon the profession that he had.This new dynamic will make the game much more challenging, as looting a village now comes with the risk of getting killed.Discover the exciting features of this exceptional Forge mod by exploring the captivating screenshots provided below. To embark on this thrilling journey, simply follow the download links provided. Before proceeding, it is crucial to carefully read and adhere to the installation instructions for a seamless experience.

Occultism is a magic mod which is based on Jonathan Stroud's Bartimaeus book series that adds a bunch of stuff related to Occultism. You are suggested to read the book series to play the mod. You can do many things such as rituals to summon spirits and demons from The Other Place which help you automate tasks, such as mining in void dimensions and creating jewlery and enchanted items. They can also store vast amounts of items. You can also get support from familiars. You use the Thrid Eye to summon spirits. You can get started by crafting the in game guide called the Dictionary of Spirit. This will tell you how to get the Third Eye and other stuff in  the mod. The book can be crafted with Demon Dream Seeds (which can be found by breaking grass) and a book.Here is a brief rundown on the magic its based on:Occultism is an ancient and fascinating practice of magic that has long been shrouded in mystery. For centuries, occultists have studied the arcane secrets of the universe and sought to control mysterious forces beyond our understanding. In recent years, occultism has gained a new spark of interest, with many modern practitioners trying to unlock the hidden secrets of this powerful form of magic. At its core, occultism revolves around the practice of summoning entities from the supernatural realm known as “The Other Place” to aid the caster in their magical endeavours. With the help of various rituals and spellwork, a summoner can form a bond with their summoned entity, allowing them to perform incredible acts of sorcery. The summoning ritual is a complex undertaking, as it requires a variety of materials and components to be combined in a specific way to reach the desired outcome. In addition to summoning entities, occultists can also make use of powerful enchanted tools and jewelry to amplify their powers. These tools typically feature intricate designs that represent aspects of the occult, such as sigils and symbols, and are often imbued with magical properties such as enhanced strength, speed and protection. Magicians may also rely on familiars to assist them in their work. Familiars are small and loyal creatures that have been bound to the magician’s will and will aid them in their work, whether through gathering intelligence or providing physical assistance. Finally, for those looking to explore the more advanced aspects of occultism, there is the option of travelling to different dimensions known as ‘void realms’. These realms provide a wealth of resources and are often inhabited by powerful entities that can be tapped into for extra magical power. However, travelling to these realms is a dangerous undertaking and should only be attempted by experienced spellcasters. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned practitioner, there is much to learn about the world of occultism. From mystical rituals to powerful artifacts, Occultism provides a gateway to unlock the secrets of the universe.

Freecam is an amazing camera that lets you detach your camera from your player and view yourself in third person perspective. This is especially useful when you have scout your surroundings while travelling or to take screenshots of your builds from a different angle. Compared to other camera mods, Freecam offers a lot more features and configurations. Let's take a look at some of the default keybinds and conguration options. It is recommended to use Modmenu for easier configuration.KeybindsToggle Freecam - Enables/disables Freecam - Default: F4Config GUI - Opens the settings screen - Defaul: UnboundControl Player - Transfers control back to your player, but retains your current perspective (Can only be used while Freecam is active.) - Default: UnboundReset Tripod - Resets a tripod* camera when pressed in combination with any of the hotbar keys - Default: Unbound*The freecam bind can also be used in conjunction with any of the hotbar keys (F4 + 1...9) to enter "tripod" mode. This enables you to set up multiple cameras with differing perspectives, and switch between them at will.Movement OptionsFlight Mode - The type of flight used by freecam. - Default: DEFAULT        - DEFAULT : Static velocity with no drifting        - CREATIVE : Vanilla creative flightHorizontal Speed - The horizontal speed of freecam. - Default: 1.0Vertical Speed - The vertical speed of freecam. - Default: 1.0Collision OptionsIgnore Transparent Blocks - Allows travelling through transparent blocks in freecam. - Default: trueIgnore Openable Blocks - Allows travelling through doors/trapdoors/gates in freecam. - Default: trueIgnore All Collision - Allows travelling through all blocks in freecam. - Default: trueAlways Check Initial Collision - Whether Initial Perspective should check for collision, even when using Ignore All Collision - Default: falseVisual OptionsInitial Perspective - The initial perspective of the camera. - Default: INSIDE       - FIRST_PERSON : The player's perspective       - THIRD_PERSON : Behind the player       - THIRD_PERSON_MIRROR : In front of the player       - INSIDE : Inside the playerShow Player - Shows your player in its original position. - Default: trueShow Hand - Whether you can see your hand in freecam. - Default: falseFull Brightness - Increases brightness while in freecam. - Default: falseShow Submersion Fog - Whether you see a fog overlay underwater, in lava, or powdered snow. - Default: falseUtility OptionsDisable on Damage - Disables freecam when damage is received. - Default: trueFreeze Player - Prevents player movement while freecam is active. - Default: false        - WARNING: Multiplayer usage not advised.Allow Interaction - Whether you can interact with blocks/entities in freecam. - Default: false        - WARNING: Multiplayer usage not advised.Interaction Mode - The source of block/entity interactions. - Default: CAMERA        - CAMERA : Interactions come from the camera        - PLAYER : Interactions come from the playerNotification OptionsFreecam Notifications - Notifies you when entering/exiting freecam. - Default: trueTripod Notifications - Notifies you when entering/exiting tripod cameras. - Default: trueIt's important to note that this mod offers version for both Forge and Fabric, and you can find the download links below. Make sure to read the installation instructions carefully for a smooth experience.

Reborn Core is a library mod used in many of Tech Reborn developers' mods. It incorporates a robust event system, enabling modders to create dynamic and interactive content. Some of their most popular mods that depend on Reborn Core include Quantum Storage, Fluxed Redstone, Hardcore Map Reset and more.Note that Reborn Core for 1.14+ versions use Fabric and therefore they require Fabric API to function. Download links for this library mod are given below.

The Gaia Dimension mod introduces you to a new dimension of magic. At first glance, it may look like your typical overworld with a different colour palette. But the more you explore, the more you'll realize how different it is. Let us take a look at how you can reach the Gaia Dimension and some of the interesting features of the new dimension.To travel to the Gaia Dimension, you need to build a Gaia Portal.How to Build a Gaia Portal ?Materials needed:RedstoneLapis LazuliGold IngotsFlint and Steel (made from a Gold Ingot and a Diamond)Biome Requirement: Hot, Dry, or Mountainous biomeStep 1: Gather Materials Collect the necessary materials for creating the Keystone Blocks and activating the portal. You'll need Redstone, Lapis Lazuli, Gold Ingots, and a Flint and Steel tool.Step 2: Smelt Redstone and Lapis Lazuli Place Redstone ore and Lapis Lazuli ore into a furnace to smelt them. This will turn them into Crystallized Redstone and Crystallized Lapis Lazuli, respectively.Step 3: To craft Keystone Blocks, arrange four Crystallized Redstone, four Crystallized Lapis Lazuli, and one Gold Ingot into a crafting table. This will craft one Keystone Block.Step 4: To set up the Gaia Portal, arrange multiple Keystone Blocks in the same pattern as a Nether Portal frame. The frame should be at least 5 blocks tall and 4 blocks wide, just like a standard Nether Portal.Step 5: To activate the Gaia Portal, craft a special Flint and Steel tool by placing a diamond and a gold ingot in a crafting grid and use it to light the inside of the portal frame. The portal will ignite with a unique glowing fire. Enter the portal to teleport yourself to the Gaia Dimension.It's important to note that this is a Forge mod, and you can find the download links below. Make sure to read the installation instructions carefully for a smooth experience.

Presence Footsteps is a sound mod that existed since the early days of Minecraft. It introduces numerous realistic walking sounds to the game. With this mod installed, you will hear different sounds as you walk on different surfaces. For example, when you walk on cobblestone, you hear a very similar sound to when you step on stone in real life, and when you walk on iron blocks, you hear a metallic sound. Even when you walk on a carpet, you can hear the corresponding sound.Generally speaking, if you want to get more immersion into Minecraft, then you should definitely try out the Presence Footsteps mod.

The Diagonal Fences mod revolutionizes the building experience, by offering a user-friendly and intuitive interface that complements both beginners and seasoned players alike. By using diagonal fences, builders can craft elegant bridges, charming lattice patterns, and realistic railings with ease. Builders no longer have to settle for clunky workarounds or being confined to grid-like constructions.This game-changing mod brings an innovative solution to the long-standing challenge of seamlessly connecting fences placed diagonally from one another. Gone are the days of unsightly gaps and disjointed designs, as this incredible mod effortlessly bridges the divide, granting players the ability to create stunning structures that were once thought impossible. All the fence variants are affected by this mod - wooden, stems and nether brick fences.Please take a look at the screenshots to get an idea of what you can expect from this mod. This mod offers versions for both Forge and Fabric, and you can find the download links below. Make sure to read the installation instructions carefully as this mod requires some extra dependencies to function.