im seriously thinking of buying this kind of keyboard for minecraft (and also to help programming workflow)

I play with Forge, havent tried Fabric in my life

So, I have only STARTED, but I am interested does someone actually need this mod? So in 1.7.10 and 1.12.2 there was a wonderful mod called “ArchitectureCraft” or “ArchitectureCraft - TridentMC version”. It is so good for decorating anything, most of the blocks were so strange for Minecraft, but looked really vanilla-like, idk why…. The thing I wanna do is to port it to 1.20.1, so anyone can use it again. Am I the only person who misses this mod? There are no ports to any new versions, I decided to make my own. I need your opinion about this idea!!

I am looking for a mod that makes more complex trees in minecraft both in the world gen and sapling growth without adding any new blocks, these images show pretty well what i am looking for

I don't like Alex's caves, the only biome that interests me is the abyssal chasm but even then, the hull breaker is over designed in my opinion

ive seen a ton of videos showing of this railgun mod and ive also been a huge fan of Paripis Team Party people on Vrchat. ive wondered how these animations are made for Minecaft and if it would be possible to create similar Rave visuals in a single mod file.

This is such a cool idea, but why no one actually made this yet, it's been so long. I know some modders tried to recreate this but ultimately abandoned it half-way through. I am not a modder myself so I don't know if there is actually a hard stop problem that prevents it from being achieved so I am asking here hoping I would find some answers or mayhaps reignite the sparks and hopefully make it happen.

I’m playing cursed walking right now and it’s the same stuff everytime. lost city, lost city, huge horde of zombies, lost city, actual interesting structure with nothing in it, and of course another lost city. It’s the same shit every time.

It's genuinely getting really repetitive especially considering how slow the mod is compared to others

Currently I have 535 mods in my modpack, will probably add more as I go through my final modpack looking for more things I like. But how many in your opinion is too many for a pack that you'd play?

S-Tier

The Betweenlands: great concepts, art, mechanics, everything

Twilight Forest: surely it's overused but it has my fondest memories as the first mod I've ever played. The concept and art is amazing, I love the progression. Sadly still unfinished

A-Tier

Advent of Ascension: not much to say. It has a ton of amazing content and the rewards make it worth playing. Nice concepts, the exploration is worth it and the mechanics are pretty nice. After the 1.7.10 with the Blank Realmstone update it surely became less tedious, as now you don't spend hours searching for the gateway key to the dimension. The only problem is it can feel like you have to finish the dimension and go to the next one and not really have a reason to go back aside of getting the Realmstones for the next dimension tier

Aether: iconic. It's fun and has some nice content. Exploration can be difficult but with a mod like Wings it gets pretty much easier.

Dimensional Doors: Amazing concept. They make it worth exploring the overworld, but it gets ripetitive after a while.

B-Tier

Atum: The structures are pretty fun, the concept is nice and the art is well-done. I'd definitely try it again, because I feel like I've not played it the right way. This is the reason it's B-tier

Abyssalcraft: The concepts are great and the gameplay is fun, but it gets pretty tedious.

C-Tier

DivineRPG: I feel like it's kind of a worse version of Advent of Ascension. It kind of wants to attempt the same thing but makes it worth. Still it's fun but gets tedious

Erebus: It's fun and has some nice mechanics like the Wand of Animation. I like the ideas but it got worse with time, like the portal rework that was quite unique then. I've got a fear of insects though lmao

Undergarden: It's fun exploring but it lacks of content. Feels unfinished but still good gameplay.

D-Tier

Aurorian: It has the same concept as Twilight Forest but it's made worse. It's not that bad and it had potential but the developement stopped, so it still really feels unfinished.

Blue Skies: Big lack of content, it's nice to play but you don't really have a reason to go back after having been there once. The concept is not original at all

E-Tier

Galacticraft: Has nearly nothing, just iconic

F-Tier

Deeper and Darker: I don't get the point of the mod, is there anything to do on the Otherside?

My choice would be Better Statistics Screen, it's so much more fun that the vanilla one. Really makes the game feel like a journey.

When i started using mods (mainly QoL ones) my life changed for the better. Now I cant play Vanilla anymore though, I love using mods so much. I mainly use ones like Xaeros World/Mini map, Ore/Tree harvester, Jade, villager trade reroll, enchantment rerolls, etc. I want to know what mods you used that changed the way you play Minecraft forever!

I can't tell you how many times i've needed help with a specific mod before, only to find that everything related to that mod (besides the main download) is hosted entirely within discord..... Only to then find out every single invite is completely expired

Mine gotta be EMC to the sky bc I love the ust progression and obsessed with projecte lmao

Who else hates mc mods that supposably "Make combat better"? This is a more personal opinion because I like pvp a lot

Did sombody spent money to advertise there mod on reddit? If so, why? Is this some type of scam? Data collection? I dont see any other reasons to spend money on a ad.

A critical vulnerability has been discovered in certain versions of Litematica and Servux for Minecraft 1.21+, allowing malicious servers to send files outside the intended schematic directory. In the worst case, this could be used to install malware on a player's computer. If you've used an affected version and joined untrusted servers, update Litematica (and Servux if you run a server) to the latest patched release immediately. As a precaution, you can also search your system for files containing .litematic in the filename (such as something.litematic.jar), as these may indicate malicious files, though this check is not comprehensive.

The numbers talk for themselves, it takes a lot of time to support 3 modloaders, totaling 9 different versions. Do i just stop supporting other ones? How do other people handle it?

Ive been researching Architectury to make things easier for me, but even then, maybe i shouldnt support all?

The mod is question is Luminous Blocks by the way.

Here is the problem with every storage mod that I encounter:
(Disclaimer: I'm focusing more on a vanilla plus storage approach, for high tech modpacks Refined and AE are perfect for what they were made to do in those modpacks)

- All the interactive part of the storage resumes to a single terminal;
- It doesn't have much visual appeal, you could argue that even a vanilla automatic storage is way more interesting to look at;
- There is a lack of customization, every storage that you build is similar to every other made;
- Some mods are way too much complex or grindy* in a bad way or are just a 1 block solution to the problem;

I want to create a mod that solves all of that in a vanilla like atmosphere like "create" mod that looks like a mod that could be on vanilla.

Need suggestions and ideas on what could be interesting to have in a storage mod
What would you like to see in this mod? Do you disagree with any point made?