Shoulder Surfing Reloaded is a small mod that adds an additional third-person view to Minecraft. It is much more convenient than the standard one and can be used as the…
Hwyla is a very useful mod with which you can learn basic information about most blocks and items. It will be useful not only for beginners, but also for experienced…
Advanced Solar Panels is a useful add-on for the Industrial Craft 2 mod. It adds several types of solar panels with various characteristics to Minecraft. After installing this add-on, you…
Doom Like Dungeon adds randomly generated dungeons with loot and monsters to Minecraft. It will help make the game more fun and will appeal to adventure and RPG lovers. After…
Magic Clover is a small mod that will add an interesting feature to Minecraft. You can find a four-leaf clover that will delight you with interesting surprises. Clover with a…
Thanks to the simple Eternal Winter mod, you can watch snow in any biome. It will help create a New Year mood in Minecraft and will appeal to everyone who…
Muon mod significantly improves the process of generating villages in Minecraft. With it, they will look more realistic and beautiful. The main task of this mod is to eliminate various…
The Shadowfacts’ Forgelin library is needed for almost all mods released by the modemaker with the nickname shadowfactsmc. You will need it only if any of the modifications require it….
Souls Mod is created to complicate Minecraft a little and make it more interesting. When using it, you can’t just pick up your loot from the place of your last…
CleanView mod is a real find for PvP players. With it, you do not have to look for resource packs that remove or minimize animation on the screen. With this…
WAILA mod is a very useful add-on for NEI, with which you can find out basic information about the block simply by hovering over it. He works with many add-ons…
Some Minecraft players may even forget about chainmail armor in the game, because it is not crafted in any way, but can only be found in chests or from merchants….
