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SuperMartijn642's Config Lib [1.20.2] [1.20.1] [1.19.4] [1.16.5] [1.12.2]
This is the silent must-have for anyone who tweaks mods. This library makes configuring other mods seamless – it’s intuitive, saves time, and nukes crashes. I tinkered with complex settings for huge packs and loved the stability. It doesn't change gameplay itself, but it enhances every modding experience by giving you a clean, approachable interface. You spend less time troubleshooting and more time conquering the game.
Puffish Attributes [1.21.11] [1.20.2] [1.20.1] [1.19.4] [1.18.2]
Puffish Attributes grants companions unique personalities via core stats. Tweaking health, speed, or charisma made each pet behave distinctly; I adapted my tactics to their strengths. Watching a favored companion survive a brutal fight was a genuine source of pride. It transforms pets from background fluff into strategic, emotionally attached partners, making survival runs feel gentler and unexpectedly engaging by forging powerful, unique bonds based on tactical utility and shared survival.
Puffish Skills [1.21.11] [1.20.2] [1.20.1] [1.19.4] [1.18.2]
Puffish Skills layers meaningful abilities onto companions – from strong passive buffs to flashy attacks – making the training process deeply impactful. I unlocked niche skills, tested complex synergies, and devised loadouts that perfectly complemented my fighting style. They instantly evolved from cute sidekicks into tactical, full-fledged teammates. The progression loop is simple and addictive: teach, test, tweak, triumph and the depth of customization ensures that no two companion loadouts ever feel exactly alike.
Common Capabilities [1.21.4] [1.21.1] [1.21] [1.20.4] [1.20.1]
This mod improves the interaction of mods, which is possible thanks to the new Forge feature system. It doesn't provide any real new content, it just enhances existing interactions. The purpose of this mod is to provide standard features that are useful for different mods, without the mods being dependent on each other.
Forge MultiPart CBE [1.21.1] [1.20.1] [1.18.2] [1.16.5] [1.12.2]
The Forge Multipart library is required for the correct operation of some mods on Forge Multipart, it is available as open source for the ability to fit several objects or items in one block space in Minecraft.
Patchouli [1.20.1] [1.19.4] [1.19.3] [1.16.5] [1.12.2]
An easy way to include documentation for content help. The Patchouli mod contains a library to support other add-ons with reference content. With it, you can create beautiful encyclopedias in your own design with any images. For mod creators, this is a convenient way to familiarize players with the content of the innovations and how they work. Any hints, guides and even a local wiki will always be at hand, which makes this package of files incredibly useful.
Accessories CC Layer [1.21.1] [1.21] [1.20.4] [1.20.1]
Accessories CC Layer is the invisible fix every skin-nerd and mod-junkie has been dreaming of! This tiny but mighty addon bridges the gap between the Accessories API and Custom Player Models (CPM), finally allowing your cosmetic layers to render correctly without those annoying texture glitches. I rigged up a complex character with 3D gear and capes, and bam – everything stayed perfectly synced during emotes and combat. It’s a total game-changer for roleplay and fashion, ensuring your custom look actually stays custom. Essential for 1.20.1 and 1.21.x packs where looking legendary is just as important as the grind. Style, saved!
U Team Core [1.20.1] [1.19.4] [1.18.2] [1.16.5] [1.12.2]
U Team is a renowned team that develops mods. Surely you have used a few mods from them, as it is quite popular in the modding community. Most recently, the team decided to make a gift to other users and released the U Team Core mod. This is a unique library that developers use to create mods, and now it is available for use absolutely free. The architecture of the mod is made in such a way that even a complete beginner will be able to create his own full-fledged modification easily.
Blueprint [1.21.1] [1.20.1] [1.20] [1.18.2] [1.16.5]
Okay, look–Blueprint isn't "fun" to play with because it doesn't do anything you can see. It’s just the technical glue for the Team Abnormals mods (like Autumnity or Neapolitan). But honestly, without it, those mods would probably crash your game or feel clunky. I think of it like the backend of a website–if it’s doing its job well, you won't even know it’s there. If you’re building a pack that’s supposed to feel like "Official Minecraft 2.0," you’re going to end up downloading this eventually.
JasonConfig (jsconfig) [1.21.1] [1.20.1]
Let’s be honest: if you're just playing the game, you don't even need to look at this–it’s a library mod. It basically swaps out Forge's standard config system for one powered by JSON, which is way more stable and doesn't freak out over things like empty lists. I’ve seen Forge configs break for the dumbest reasons, but this one handles complex stuff like Minecraft classes without a hitch. It’s a backend workhorse for versions like 1.20.1 and 1.21.1. If a mod you're using requires it, just toss it in your folder and forget it’s there.
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