REI was originally a JEI alternative for Fabric, but is now available for Forge as well. If you like this app, now you can use it in all your assemblies….
With the RightClickHarvest mod, it will be much easier for you to farm. After installing it, the right mouse click will harvest and immediately plant it in the same place….
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…
The Balm library is needed for some mods to work. It doesn’t add anything to Minecraft, but without it, you won’t be able to run some mods. It needs to…
Roughly Enough Items (or just REI) is a useful mod that will allow you to see craft items and potion recipes in new versions and snapshots of Minecraft. It is…
The RightClickHarvest mod greatly simplifies farming in Minecraft. It saves players from routine actions, allowing you to harvest and plant it again in one click. To do this, you will…
The popular third-person mod Shoulder Surfing Reloaded is now available for Fabric. It works in the same way as the original for Forge: an additional view option will appear in…
Balm is a library that does not add anything to the game but is necessary for some mods to work. It needs to be installed only if it is required…
The Lithium mod will significantly increase the FPS in Minecraft due to large-scale optimization. It affects collision physics, the artificial intelligence of mobs, the loading of chunks, and some other…
The standard debug screen in Minecraft contains a lot of information that can be difficult to understand. This problem is solved by the BetterF3 mod, which allows you to display…
Autoswitch is a small but useful mod, which helps to spend much less time searching and choosing tools. It automatically moves the desired tool into the hand when performing many…
If you often use the debating screen in Minecraft, then the Betterf3 mod will make it much more comfortable. With him, the player will be able to configure the display…
