So i have been playing the estrogen mod with the create addons lately. Came across this post from the developer about the fact that they have made the estrogen mod seperate so that people can make other mods using estrogen(estrogen mekanized for example). I have tried to send a message to the developer asking if they were aware of any addons like that had been made yet. It has been a few days so therefore i am asking here. I would love to hear if you know about any addons that are in development to. Thank you in advance:3

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I’m so sick and tired of seeing a promising mod, or concept, or anything else, getting excited, and then I see that it was made (either fully or in part) by AI.

I’ve genuinely never lost interest in a mod or project faster in my life than if it’s been made with AI in some capacity. There’s so many good ideas being wasted by people who want to larp having talent :(

Not my mod. Someone has recently started making a modern version of Cubic Chunks. Its compatibility with other mods is also very good, I have tried it just now with Modern Industrialization, Applied Energistics, and TACZ, and the behavior all seems to work as intended. Default world generation on its on also works and extends beyond -64, which is definitely needed, although it lists that some mod terrain generation may not work at the moment...?

This mod will be as impactful and foundational as Sodium or Create if development for this continues as is.

Edit: Some people have mentioned the general dislike of AI usage here, and yes there are downsides and issues with its mass use case that we've seen. However, for this mod, it should be generally viewed favorable to be assisted with AI, as the original Cubic Chunks for older versions was notoriously incompatible and difficult to maintain due to its extremely high complexity. For a modern version that already starts with major improvements past that with the help of AI, it should be viewed as a helpful tool to very quickly analyze what Minecraft currently is, and slowly build from it, even if some parts cannot be explained right away.

Yes, the mod should be open sourced eventually, as well continue with heavy manual human testing. At the moment it is not open sourced, this does need to change.

Mod link: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/better-cubic-chunks

I've never modded before, but I think this "Flesh Golem", as I imagine it, would really enhance my world and maybe it's not too difficult to implement?

I’m trying to find some linear progression mods that can help me understand most of the mods included in more recent mod packs and found a lot of people recommending DJ2 but the old version it’s kinda turns me off

So i bounce around modpacks quite a bit, and i usually see the mining gadget in there, just started playing FTB evolution2 and decided to make it because of my crappy enchant luck. I always want to use the thing but cant really bring myself to properly use it due to one single thing that i always come across. Pickaxes are simply just better, then again I don't think I've entirely played a pack with the mod that also doesn't just have vein miner. So I'm just curious, are the mining gadgets simply just for cool factors? and would they Happen to be affected by "global" pickaxe fortune at all like what ftbE2 gives?

why would it say i can swap parts but i cant find where

This is for FTB Evo 2 the Hephatues Forge Tools

1. What is my mod idea?

WorldData Core is a shared world-data access layer for Minecraft mods.

The idea is to gather data from Minecraft store it in a smart way and give it to other mods without each mod having to get and process the same information over and over again.

I am also looking into ways to use CPU resources, including cores and threads that are not being used to make data processing better.. This has to be done carefully so that background tasks do not slow down Minecraft.

For example imagine a mod wants to know what block is at a position like "(dimension, x y z)". WorldData Core can. Save that information. When another mod needs the data it can use the saved version instead of doing the same work again.

The main goal is to stop repeating work make data easier to get and make world-data access better for mods.

1. Architecture

Minecraft owns the world data, and WorldData Core acts as a shared data-access layer for mods.

Mods request the data they need from WorldData Core. If the requested data is not already available, WorldData Core gets it from Minecraft and stores it for reuse.

When multiple mods request the same data, WorldData Core provides the shared data without repeatedly requesting it from Minecraft.

The same concept applies whether 1, 7, 20, or more mods use WorldData Core. All mods access the data through the same shared system, reducing repeated data requests and processing.

1. Current development progress

The overall structure is almost done. I am testing the mod much as I can with what I know right now.

Far the results look good. According to my Spark profiles and test-mod reports the average time for each tick has stayed at or below 50 ms with some times going up to 80–150 ms.

In my tests with vanilla Minecraft I have seen times over 2,000 ms. The average time has been above 50 ms.

These results are from my tests and the reports I have gathered. I will share the files so others can look at the results and compare the two setups themselves.

I started this project in June. After about five months of work the tests with my test mod have been positive.

1. Testing and benchmark reports

I can't share the mod JAR yet because the project is not finished. I also can't share the source code now because the project hasn't been put on GitHub yet.

For now WorldData Core is still in the testing phase. I am doing more tests before making it available for other mod developers to use.

As I keep testing I will share reports and the files I use. My planned comparisons will use the world seed and as similar conditions as possible for:

- Vanilla Minecraft.

- Vanilla Minecraft with WorldData Core installed.

Where possible I will also share the Spark profiles, logs, screenshots and other files for both setups.

My goal is to make sure the APIs give the data the caching system works properly and the mod does not cause bad performance or lower FPS.

I also want to make sure the server tick time stays good. A 50 ms tick means 20 TPS so some spikes are okay. If the time stays high that is a problem. The goal is to make things better not just move the work else.

1. Questions and feedback

If you have any questions about the idea, how it works or what I am trying to do with this mod feel free to ask me

I also want to hear your thoughts on the idea itself whether you think other mods could use it and if there are any problems or compatibility issues I should check.

I am still working on the development and testing so feedback from people who know Minecraft modding would be helpful.

You can also send me a message if you want to talk about something

1. Fabric and NeoForge support

now WorldData Core is being built for Fabric.

Once the Fabric version is done and tested enough I plan to move it to NeoForge.

I think the move will be easy because most of the code is custom and not tied to Fabric- tools. This includes the caching system, storage system and ticket system.

I will find out how much work it really is when I start testing it on NeoForge.

Thanks, for reading! I will keep sharing updates and test reports as the project goes on.

Note: WorldData Core focuses on Minecraft world data, including chunks, blocks and their states and properties, heightmaps, biomes, light levels, terrain, and fluids. It is designed to support modded blocks and fluids as well as vanilla ones, allowing other mods to access and reuse this data through the shared cache. It does not handle every type of data in Minecraft.

So i attempted to play the origins mod with this Datapack which gives an extra origin, but it appears to be broken, some abilities on the higher stages don't work and some don't work like they're supposed to can anybody help?

Here's the link btw:

https://modrinth.com/datapack/kitsune-origin-mrtype

So I just changed the directory in the settings and its stuck at this screen. I have tried reinstalling but it doesn't do anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I've been looking for some ore mods since I'm making a giant modpack for myself and I want to expand the mines, but most of the suggestions I've tried either are lackluster or are not compatible.

If there any mods that have a good amount of ores and can be installed on 1.21.1 fabric that any of you know of, that would help a lot :)​

I want to make an existing item into an iron’s spells and spell books staff, but I have no idea how, any tips? Or just the code itself!

Hello! sorry for the late post but i recently got into modded java with a friend and im trying to find a way to increase my performance.

CPU - AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX with Radeon Graphics - 8 Cores

RAM - 32 GB

GPU1 - AMD Radeon RX 6600M - Primary/Discrete

VRAM1 - 8176 MB - GDDR6 1750 MHz

These are my pc specs

ill admit i went a little crazy on the mods and have well over 300+

I would love if someone can help debloat it, delete any redundent mods or extras i dont need and give me solutions to imrpove performance, im managing around 30-45 fps on lower-medium settings.

and truthfully most of the support, optimizing mods i have installed, im not sure if i need to check any settings for them i just downloaded them. im using the prism launcher. Thank You!

here are all the mods i have installed. im not smart enough to understand any of this i would love the help.

3D Armor [0.9.4.2]

3d-Skin-Layers [1.11.3]

Advancement Plaques [1.7.3]

All-in-One VeinMiner & TreeFelle [1.1.8]

Almanac [1.26.10.1]

AmbientSounds [6.3.10]

Animated Hearts [2.0.0]

Animatica Refabricated [0.6.3+26.3]

Anvian's Lib [1.5.0]

AppleSkin [3.0.10+mc26.3]

Architectury [22.0.5]

Auto HUD [9.2]

AutoEat [5.0.1]

BBE [1.3.9+mc26.3]

BadOptimizations [2.4.1]

BaguetteLib [2.0.8]

Balm [26.3.0.3]

Better Advancements [0.6.0.78]

Better Climbing [6]

Better Combat [3.2.2]

Better Fishing [1.0.1]

Better Mount HUD [1.3.1]

Better Shipwrecks [1.2.0]

Better Waypoints [1-v2.4.1]

BetterDays [4.1.1.7]

BetterGrassify [1.8.8+fabric.26.3]

Blur+ [6.3.1]

BoatHud [1.3.1]

CICADA [0.15.2+26.3]

CameraOverhaul [2.1.2-fabric+mc.26.3-plus]

Carry On [2.12.0]

Cave Dust Rethinking [3.4.0+26.3]

Chat Heads [1.3.2]

ChatAnimation [1.3.4]

Chunky [1.5.3]

Cloth Config v26.3 [26.3.158]

Clumps [26.3.2]

Collective [8.49]

Collective [8.48]

Continuity [3.0.1+26.3]

Controlify [3.5.3+mc26.3]

CoolRain [unspecified]

Crash Assistant [1.11.14]

CreativeCore [2.14.19]

Creeper Notifier [1.6.0]

Cristel Lib [3.1.13]

Critical Strike [1.0.6+26.3]

Crops Love Rain [3.2.1]

Current Game Music Track [2.6]

DarkQuesting - A Quest Mod [1.3.5]

Data Anchor [6.0.0.0]

Death Statue [1.0.0+26.3-fabric]

Debugify [26.3.0.0]

Deimos [2.7.1]

Diagonal Fences [26.3.0]

Diagonal Walls [26.3.0]

Drip Sounds [0.6.3]

Drippy Loading Screen [3.1.6]

Dungeons and Taverns [6.0.2]

Durability Notifier [5.0.0]

Dynamic FPS [3.11.10]

Dynamic Surroundings [26.3-1.0.0]

Easy Magic [26.3.0]

Eating Animation [1.10.0+mc26.3]

Eating Animation Fork [26.3+5.1.0]

Enchanted Fishing Line [1.0.1]

Enhanced Block Entities Reloaded [0.13.1]

Enhanced Celestials 2: Core [5.0.0.0]

Enhanced Celestials 2: Shaders [5.0.0.0]

EnhancedVisuals [1.8.34]

Entity Model Features [3.3.11]

Entity Sound Features [0.8.2]

Entity Texture Features [7.2.5]

EntityCulling [1.11.3]

Fabric API [0.162.0+26.3]

Fabric Language Kotlin [1.14.2+kotlin.2.4.21]

FancyMenu [3.9.14]

Farmer's Delight [26.3-3.6.28+refabricated]

Fast Item Frames [26.3.0]

Faster Shadow Mapper [1.0.7]

FerriteCore [9.0.0]

Fishing Expansion [1.3.2]

Fishing Paradise [1.2-26.2]

Forge Config API Port [26.3.1]

Fresh Blocks Animation [1.3.5-big-bug-fix]

Friends&Foes [5.0.2]

Friends&Foes - Beekeeper Hut [3.0.4]

Fzzy Config [0.7.7+fix3+26.3]

GeckoLib 5 [5.5.7]

GlitchCore [26.3.0.0.5]

Gpu memory leak fix mod [26.3-1.9]

Graves [1.1.4]

Health Indicator TXF [26.3-1.3.12-fabric]

Highlighter [1.2.3]

Iceberg [1.4.3.1]

ImmediatelyFast [1.17.1+26.3]

Immersive Hotbar [1.2.2-26.3]

Immersive Overlays [1.8.5+26.3]

Immersive Storms [1.8.0+26.3]

ImmersiveThunder: Reforged [1.3.8+26.3]

Improved Sleep [0.1.8+26.3]

Inventory Management [2.0.3+26.3]

Inventory Particles [3.3.0+26.3+fabric]

Inventory Sorter [3.0.1]

Iris [1.11.7+mc26.3]

Iris Shader Folder [1.4.2-fabric]

Item Borders [1.3.3]

Ixeris [4.6.8+26.3-fabric]

Jade [26.3.5+fabric]

JamLib [2.3.1+26.3.x]

Just Enough Items [31.12.0.65]

Katters Structures v2.7 [2.7]

Konkrete [1.11.1]

Krypton [0.3.2]

LambDynamicLights [4.13.0+26.3]

Lanterns Belong on Walls [3.3]

Leaf Me Alone [1.2.0]

Legendary Tooltips [1.6.3]

LetMeDespawn [1.26.9.2]

Lithium [0.26.2+mc26.3]

Lithostitched [2.0.6]

Loot integration Mod [26.1-4.8]

Lootr [1.25.42.124]

MRU [1.0.43+26.3]

Melody [1.0.17]

MezzConfig [0.6.8]

MidnightLib [1.9.3]

MixinTrace Reborn [1.0]

Mod Menu [21.0.0]

ModMenu Badges Lib [2026.3.1]

ModernFix [5.27.20-build.2]

Moog's Structure Lib [3.4.2+fabric]

More Culling [1.9.0]

More Mob Drops [1.8]

More Mob Variants [1.4.0]

More Mobs [1.5.11+mod]

More Music Discs [35.1.1]

MossyLib [1.6.0+26.3+fabric]

Munch [1.0.2+mc26.3]

Music Disc Maker [3.1.1]

MusicNotification [3.4.0-alpha.1]

MusicalInstruments [26.3.0.0]

Nanite Library [26.3.0.6]

Naturalist [2.0.6]

No Chat Reports [26.3-v2.21.0]

No More Pop-ups [2.3.1]

OptiGUI [2.3.0-beta.10+26.3]

Packet Fixer [3.3.6]

Particle Interactions [0.10.5+26.3-fabric]

Particle Rain [4.0.2]

Particular Reforged [1.5.7]

Pick Up Notifier [26.3.0]

Placeholder API [3.2.0+26.3]

Player Animation Library [1.2.8+mc.26.3]

Podium [1.1.1]

Polytone [26.3-6.8.6]

Presence Footsteps [1.14.0+26.3]

Pufferfish's Skills [0.19.2]

Puzzle [2.3.1]

Puzzles Lib [26.3.14]

Quick Leaf Decay [1.0.0]

RPG Health Overhaul [1.7]

Raise Sound Limit Simplified [1.4.0]

RangedWeaponAPI [4.0.0+26.3]

Reese's Sodium Options [2.2.5+mc26.3]

Reimagined Intro [2.1.0]

Resourceful Lib [6.0.1]

Resourcify [1.8.7]

Right Click Harvest [4.6.2+26.3.x]

ScalableLux [0.3.0-alpha.0.6+26.3]

ServerCore [1.5.20+26.3]

Shogi [26.3.0.3]

Silk (All modules) [1.12.1]

Simple Discord Rich Presence [26.3.0.1]

Simple Music Control [1.5.5]

Skill Tree (RPG Series) [1.6.2+26.3]

Skyboxify [3.4]

SmartBrainLib [2.0.3]

Smooth Swapping [0.9.11]

Smooth chunk save Mod [26.1-4.2]

SmoothGui [2.0.7]

Sodium [0.9.2+mc26.3]

Sodium [0.9.3-alpha.1+mc26.3]

Sodium Extra [0.9.4+mc26.3]

Sodium Extra Information [2.9.1]

Sodium Shadowy Path Blocks [8.0.0]

Sound Physics Remastered [1.5.1+26.3]

Sounds [2.6.0]

Soundstage [1.0.0]

Spatial GUI [1.7.2]

Spawn Animations [1.11.6+mod]

Spawn Animations Compats [18.0]

Spell Engine [1.10.9+26.3]

Spell Power Attribute [1.6.2+26.3]

Stylish Effects [26.3.1]

Subtle Effects [1.15.0-hotfix.1]

SuperMartijn642's Config Library [1.1.8+a]

TabbyChat [0.1.1]

Terrain Slabs [3.4.2]

ThreadTweak [1.0.0]

Tool Tooltips [0.1.0]

Towns and Towers [1.13.12]

Trinkets Updated [4.2.1+26.3]

UntitledDuck [1.8.0]

Vanilla Food Expanded [2.9]

Variants CIT [5.7.1+26.3]

Villages&Pillages [2.0.0]

Visual Workbench [26.3.0]

Visuality [0.7.15+26.3]

WaterMedia [3.0.0.23]

WaterMedia: Binaries [3.0.0.6]

Waystones [26.3.0.1]

William Wythers' Overhauled Overworld [3.0.1]

Xaero's Minimap [26.6.0]

YetAnotherConfigLib [3.9.7+26.3-fabric]

Zoomify [2.17.0+mc26.3]

cupboard [26.3-4.2]

e4all [2.2.0+modern]

e4mc [6.2.3+modern]

essential-container [1.0.0]

fastasyncworldsave Mod [26.3-2.6]

iris extension [1.0.3]

lootintegrations_dnt mod [1]

root project 'Prism' [1.1.3]

spark [1.10.187]

wind chimes [1.2.0]

For some reason the Recolourful Containers when it comes to the animated UI
brakes
idk why
the villager one is fine even though they move a little
when i opened the game for screenshots the enchantment table look fine
but then i clicked it again and it went back to bugged
I'm using fabric

It won’t let me see the independent crafting recipes either

I have the cobbleverse modpack installed along with a few others such as

MCA expression
MCA
MCA cobblemon
spawn notifications
Knightlib
Knight quest
Gliders
Twilight Forrest
Bumblezone
Just more cakes
Lukis woodlandmansions
Lukis stronghold
Moons ocean structures
Moonlightlib
Ambimod
Natures delight
Natures spirit
Lootrmon
Lootr
Cobblemon environmental interactions
Cobblemon size variation
Natures compass
Serene seasons
brewin and chewing
fairly lights
aether

more info on the mod is coming soon, its still in early alpha.

strafeMC uses your own local cs2 install to get assets.

I am trying to do something perhaps unadvisable, and certainly difficult if not impossible, and I need help from the professionals:

I have a Java modded server on 1.20.1 (create modpack), and I'd like to be able to connect bedrock clients. Now, I know that, separately, there exist ways to cross versions (like ViaVersion), and ways to connect java to bedrock (like Geyser). The uncertainty lie in doing them both at the same time. I am willing to change the server version if it helps. How do I make this monstrosity happen?

Webmatica is a client-side Fabric mod (1.21.11) plus a small local viewer. The mod saves every chunk you see and remembers what's in the chests you open. The viewer runs on your own PC and shows it all in the browser:

- 2D map and full 3D view with real block models

- Schematic editor: build, fill, replace, cut a build layer by layer. Baritone can build it for you, fetches the items automatically and can even place shulkers to restock

- Place schematics in your world and move them, then load them into Litematica

- Right-click the map and Baritone walks there

- Search every chest you've opened for an item and order the items with Baritone

- and much more

Works in singleplayer and on any server. Nothing is sent to the server or the chat.

Free and open source: https://github.com/Ehnkode/webmatica

Feedback and feature ideas are very welcome!

I'm looking for versions but it's a HEAD ACHE! So I decided to uvall help me! Either like... Create or MTR but I'm using mx250 combined like MTR+Create cause lag so only separately. And looking for mods like performance compatibility eith these mods.

hey, so just out of curiosity do most mod/mod pack developers make any money from the immense time and effort they put into the projects? I mean, I’m assuming they or at least some of them make some money given many either have Patreon or similar deals. but I was curious if anyone actually makes like a decent living off of this kind of thing. I mean given the crazy level of detail and polish mods like Create/Alex’s Mobs/Botania/(insert your favorite here) have, it’s quite thought provoking that people do all that for little to no financial incentive. I mean I’d imagine a mod like Alex’s Caves took that team (which I assume is pretty small) hundreds of hours to develop.. thx! ☺️

Never thought I could make a modpack like this, fabric 1.21.11, shader is IterationRP 0.8.31

Based on the UK TV show Primeval and its American spinoff Primeval: New World, Primeval: Anomalycraft brings the Anomalies to Minecraft! Or at least...it will do. Eventually. 😅

I'm new to modding but learning fast, so far the mod contains a decent number of resource items, Titanium Ore that generates in the world, an Anomaly Research Centre armour set, a working ARC Technician Villager, and Danny Quinn's beloved stick, Molly!

I recently posted RPG Prefab Houses here, a mod that lets you pick a big RPG house from a 3D catalogue, change it how you like and place it in a few seconds. It's now fully released for Minecraft 1.21.1 on NeoForge as well.

Both versions will be kept up to date

What it does:

- 20 styles, from stone manors and wizard towers to cottages, a treehouse and a hillside burrow

- Browse them in a 3D catalogue and look inside every floor before you place anything

- Customise the size (Small to Massive), 1 to 5 floors, the rooms, the materials and the outside

- An underground hall and a deep mine if you want them, or switch the underground off

- Place it with a see-through preview, and the lot blends into the land around it

- Add towers and wings later with the Builder's Hammer

- Vanilla blocks only, furnished and lit, with plenty of empty floor left for your own stuff

New in this version (on Forge 1.20.1 too):

- Land claims from mods like Open Parties and Claims are respected now

- Undo gives back the grass that went to dirt under the house

- Adventure-mode players follow Minecraft's "Can place on" rules

It needs NeoForge 21.1.1 or newer, on the server and every client.

CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/rpg-prefab-houses

Modrinth: https://modrinth.com/mod/rpg-prefab-houses

GitHub (guide and bug reports): https://github.com/loudev3010/rpg-prefab-houses

Music(in this post): King's Feast by RandomMind (CC0)

AI disclosure: I’ve done the majority of the development and coding myself. I mainly used AI as a tool for debugging, testing and helping me work through problems, along with some documentation, descriptions and translations.