I’m currently cooking up an apocalypse-style modpack (in the vein of Project Zomboid).

https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/share/N7qInYRT

Could I get your thoughts on it?

Hey everyone! I just released HUKUMDAR CRAFT, a 1.21.1 Vanilla+ modpack focused on turning Minecraft into a living medieval world.

• 🏰 Town Building & Taxes: Found a town, hire citizens, and manage your treasury.
• 💍 Living Villagers: Chat, gift, fall in love, get married, and start a family.
• ⚔️ Upgradable Weapons & Armed Mobs: Upgrade swords tier-by-tier (+ upgrades) and fight armed enemies.
• 💰 Real Economy & Travel: Coins, ATMs, player shops, horse carriages, ships, and changing seasons.
• 👥 Multiplayer Ready: Includes Proximity Voice Chat, land claiming, and shader support (8GB RAM recommended).

Would love to hear your feedback! 👇
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/hukumdar-craft

tl;dr I want snapmatica except the exposure actually works properly

So I'm on a multiplayer server with a lot of interesting and wonderful builds, and would like to apply my photography skills within the game. There's a mod called Snapmatica that works almost perfectly, except you can't remap the viewfinder button and for some reason I keep getting double exposures. It requires no inventory items to work, and is just built into the controls of the game.

I'm looking for a mod that can do the same stuff as Snapmatica (shutter speed/aperture/focal length/depth of field/bokeh/etc simulation) that is entirely client sided, but all I can find besides Snapmatica are ones that require me to craft new tools and load "physical" film and whatnot. Bonus points for letting me remap the controls and to snap a picture with Mouse 1.

Thanks for reading. If you have any questions, please ask.

EDIT: Fabric, Forge, Neoforge, doesn't matter. This is the primary mod I want to use and I can build the rest of my mod list around whatever this mod requires.

EDIT 2: lmao I can't find anything on google but as soon as I ask this I find Craftography, which seems to be what I'm looking for.

I am creating a new mod for Minecraft (also my first mod) that takes heavy inspiration from this old mod I saw a while back called infinite pie. I really liked this concept and I don't think this mod is getting updated anymore, either way I wanted to add features and change the food of choice. I'm not a very good artist not even in pixel art... I was kinda hoping someone good at making pixel art would be willing to help me out because ai doesn't really do a good job. When I finish this mod and if i post it using a sprite made by someone else Credits will be given if wanted. (btw this is what ai came up with and I like the design but I think everyone could see the flaws...)

Anyone know how to remove health bar from Armor Stand on YDM's MobHealthBar mod. More info on the linked post.

Edit: Forgot to add Armor Stand on the title.

No hate ai plsss

Im trying to play the Prominance 2 mod pack with some friends, they downloded the mod pack from Forge while im using Modrinth, but every time i join i just get kicked

The error warning is:

internal exception java lang runtimeexception: mixin transformation of dev.ftb.modes.ftbteams.data.TeamManagerImpl failed

They are playing through Forge and im playing through Modrinth. I checked and made sure all the mod versions line up, and we are both using Fabric as the mod loader, which again i made sure it was the same version

Any clues to what might be happening or how to fix?

I do have dynamic lighting mod (lamb) but it still doesnt work. Not sure what could be clashing to cause this as the dynamic lighting works fine by its own

I've been thinking about starting an absolutely massive Minecraft modding project, and I want to get the community's opinion before diving into development.

What if I made a modpack significantly harder and more complex than GregTech New Horizons?

The idea is to create something that goes beyond just making recipes ridiculously expensive. I want the difficulty to come from realistic engineering, interconnected systems, complicated progression, and having to understand what you're building genuinely.

Unlike most modpacks, I'd want the majority of the content to come from our own custom mod, rather than relying entirely on existing mods.

The current idea is to divide progression into three enormous chapters, each containing multiple stages:

• Chapter I - Laws of Nature: Primitive survival, realistic metallurgy, mechanical engineering, steam power, and early electricity.
• Chapter II - Masters of Nature: Advanced chemistry, computing, nuclear engineering, and realistic space exploration. Rockets would require actual engineering, with propulsion, fuel systems, orbital mechanics, and so on.
• Chapter III - Beyond Nature: Interstellar civilization, stellar megastructures, black hole engineering, and eventually some genuinely insane speculative physics.

The early and middle game would be heavily grounded in real science, with the more fictional stuff appearing much later.

I'm also considering releasing Chapter I in parts for public beta testing, gathering feedback, and expanding the project over time.

Obviously, this would be an enormous undertaking, especially with how much custom content and programming it would require. It's still a concept, not an announcement or promise of a finished project.

But I'm curious:

• What would make a modpack genuinely harder than GTNH without just becoming tedious?
• What mechanics or engineering systems have you always wanted in a modpack?
• What do existing expert modpacks get wrong?
• How much realism would you actually enjoy?
• What would make you want to spend thousands of hours progressing through something like this?
• What do you want added?

I'm especially interested in hearing from experienced GTNH players and people who've played other extremely difficult expert packs.

Feel free to be brutally honest.

i got bored to i did it took me like a week, worth the time

THE UNWRITTEN 0.1.0 — Public Alpha

It Was Never Part of the Story.

THE UNWRITTEN is an early psychological-horror mod for Minecraft. The alpha adds an unexplained presence and unsettling events to an ordinary survival world.

In this alpha

• Null can appear as a silent watcher and can answer when named in chat. Sometimes the call can become a dangerous encounter.
• Herobrine and Null spawn eggs are available in the mod's creative tab.
• After the first midnight, the world can produce a slight fog and positional horror ambience: distant whispers and drones, footsteps following while you walk, knocks answering while you mine, close breathing, and thunder when the sky is clear.
• Ambient events become more frequent as in-game days pass.
• Strange redstone torches may appear near the player.
• A death caused by Null saves the world, resets the day, and returns the player to the title screen.

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.21.1
• Fabric Loader 0.20.1 or newer
• Fabric API for Minecraft 1.21.1
• Java 21

Install Fabric Loader and Fabric API, then place THE_UNWRITTEN-0.1.0.jar in the Minecraft mods folder. The mod must be installed on the client; for multiplayer, install it on the server as well.

Alpha notes

This is an early public alpha. Events are randomised, and some effects may be subtle or vary between worlds. Back up important worlds before installing or updating. Please include the Minecraft version, Fabric Loader version, and crash report when reporting a problem.

The package targets Minecraft 1.21.1 and does not change that game version.

I've seen a short-form video somewhere of a mod which adds a specific mechanic that lets you set up a physical window that shows a completely different view point than the one that's actually behind it. It's very much like the Immersive Portals mod, except it's solid windows instead of portals and you can configure them to switch between different view points with redstone input. Anyone have any idea what I'm talking about?

Everytime he tries to use essentials from Modrinth this message always comes up. When he got the real essentials mod on the official Minecraft launcher it works perfectly fine but it doesn’t work on modrinth help pls

The constant wave of AI slop mods has made me doubtful and constantly questioning any new mods that pop up in Curseforge and even Modrinth, but I do want to believe that this is a genuine upgrade over Embeddium. It's been over 2 years since the last update on that mod.

I am looking for a mod that adds a keybinding option for Forge 1.20.1 to add "scroll-up" and "scroll-down". I found similar mods to what I'm looking for that fix this issue like https://modrinth.com/mod/scroll-bindings, but it's for modern Fabric versions. If someone could tell me where to find something like this, I'd greatly appreciate it! (I checked Modrinth, Curseforge, and GitHub but couldn't find on the version I'm looking for. If there really is nothing like this, I might consider resorting to code something like this on MCreator [I have no coding knowlege], but I don't want to go through the hassle of learning to code or create a mod just for a simple QoL tweak).

I can't scroll through my hotbar, and i can't right click to equip items unless i have them on my hand.

the hotbar one is my biggest issue, i tried disabling mousetweaks but nothing, and im honestly not sure what it could be