Let Me Sit
Datapack that lets you sit using double shift
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Datapack that lets you sit using double shift
Upgrading Desert Pyramids Adds new structure
allows you to obtain BadOmen after killing raid captain, just like before version 1.21.
A Mod that adds in more mob drops to mobs that don't drop anything upon death. (Datapack Version)
Minecraft datapack library aiming to make in common several selectors to improve optimization
A data pack that changes the overpowered concept to a vanilla friendly, balanced feature.
Adds the latest snapshot's spears with extended enchantment compatibility, including Looting and Mending combined!
Infinite Rockets here we come!
Brings back the simple world generation method with as few lines o code as possible instead of the tens of thousands present in 1.18-19. Easily editable template.
Removes phantoms. Adds a recipe for phantom membrane. Bats can drop phantom membrane.
Uses the minecraft:swords tag to add modded support to Fuzs' Sword Blocking Mechanics. Includes RPG Series, Simply Swords, Aquamirae.
Adds crafting recipes for both green and brown dyes
Changes and improves the rails recipes, to make them more accessible to the player.
Adds new recipes for veridium and Asurine for Create fly.
2x2 crafting. Use 3 blocks to get 3 stairs.
Campfires will be unlit when placed, requiring you to light them instead!
This Minecraft datapack adds a magnet that works within a radius of 6 blocks. It automatically attracts nearby items, making them easy to collect. Perfect for players who want to increase their efficiency when gathering resources!
A Data pack that allows those that use management wanted to craft a majority of the animatronics.
Allows you to craft dyes from more base components.
Balanced wood recipes for Stonecutter
Temporarily fix the tripwire hook duplication glitch in version 1.21.5.
SmartTPA: Empowering Players with Seamless Teleportation Requests in Minecraft
Changes the Overworld height to the old Y range, 0-256. This will basically crop off parts of your world if you don't pregenerate the world on an earlier version of the game.
Allows you to use more stone types in recipes.