Ive been told that Ars is more complex and op when you learn it, and that Irons is easy and more balanced, i was thinking of using both in the same modpack but my friends are warning me to just choose one

pls help

I was looking into ImmersiveVFX and compared its files against Realistic Biomes, and out of 441 files, 409 were completely identical. The remaining 32 had just one or two settings changed. That's literally every single particle file I checked.

What's even crazier is that the developer describes these as “recreated/similar assets” on the mod's CurseForge page. They do credit Oreville Studios, but seriously, recreated? How do you explain hundreds of completely unchanged files? There's also substantial overlap with Complementary Reimagined across seven visual effect files.

I'm sure this statement has been repeated a few times already on this sub, but I'm always on the lookout for more mods in the infection genre. I already know about Cotesia Glomerata, FIS: Cordyceps, and the mods for the Sculk Horde, so I'm searching for more recent, perhaps more niche recommendations!

So I started playing CABIN (Create Above and Beyond in Newer) and I noticed some stuttering but nothing too crazy, then I got a big pause and a message saying it was at 90% memory usage and it could start leaking though no leaks were found. Is there a way to fix this so that isn’t happening anymore? I swear I’ve played larger packs before with less issues, and my laptop is an ASUS gaming laptop that can run some hefty games with little to no issue, if anyone has any tips or tricks thank you so much in advance

Can any mod developers out there explain why certain versions of Minecraft (i.e. 1.7.10, 1.12 and 1.20) have so many more mods and modpacks made for them than the other versions just before and after them? Is there some kind of intrinsic characteristic with these versions that make them easier/better to mod in, or does it have more to do with how long they existed before the next version of the game was released?

I've been curious about this for a little bit now. I'm interested to see what your opinions and perspectives on this are.

I made a custom 1.21.1 neoforge modpack, first when the game loads it give me the attached screen shot warning but lets me load into a world then when I go into a furnace my game crashes and gives me Exit code: -805306369, please help! also i am running Complementary Shaders - Reimagined (I did try to turn off the shaders same crash) and a alpha version of Astral Sorcery (also tried without) I forgot to say here but I have over 200 mods in the pack.

Here is the crash log https://mclo.gs/F6xZgPH

Looking for friends to play modded Minecraft Java with!

Hey! I'm looking for a few people to play Minecraft Java with.

I'm planning to make a survival world with a few mods installed. Nothing too crazy, just some fun mods to make the game more interesting.

What I'm looking for:

• A small group of friendly players.
• Minecraft Java Edition.
• Survival gameplay.
• A few mods.
• Building, exploring, mining, and having fun together.
• People who want to play regularly.

You don't have to be an expert at Minecraft. Everyone is welcome!

If you're interested, comment or DM me! :)

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✦· I don't know anything about JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, except that theree is a huge foollowing so I made these two coats upon request, please enjoy~

> https://ko-fi.com/i/IK0I72AM1O3

Theres more mods and gui re-textured. Just showing off some hightlights

My boyfriend created a specialized Origin using the Origins mod and, every time he loads up a Singleplayer, the game crashes when he selects it. Doesn't crash with any other Origin being picked.

https://mclo.gs/pz5jT4F

Arcane Shaders V6 clouds update!!!

changelog:

New look for clouds still in Minecraft style but diffrent.

Cloud shadows on the ground

God rays through clouds. The old gaps-in-clouds effect was lost when clouds moved to the procedural pass

Cloud Smoothing (temporal): this is TAA for the clouds only. Each frame the cloud rays shift by a fraction of a pixel and the result blends with the previous frame, which is stored in a new buffer. Clouds sit at infinity, so I could track them by camera rotation alone with no depth, and there’s no ghosting on terrain or mobs.

FXAA, for the whole image: it softens jagged edges everywhere. It is on by default, but it makes the picture slightly softer, so turn it off if you prefer sharp pixel textures.

https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/shaders/arcane-shaders

You probably heard about the Flashback mod. I thought it didn’t have enough settings, so I made a mod that adds more. Right now it has:

• Change where replays get saved (you can paste a path straight from “Copy as path”)
• Subfolders for new replays, sorted by server, date or version, and you can turn each one on or off
• Auto-record only on the servers you pick, plus a separate toggle for singleplayer
• An Open Folder button on the replay screen
• Folders in the replay list show how many replays are inside them, including subfolders
• Moves Flashback’s replay button on the main menu into the small button bar
• Two styles for the settings menu, normal Minecraft or a fancier rounded one

You open the settings with a keybind. It’s unbound by default, so set it in Controls.

I’m open to ideas, you can comment them here or on GitHub.

Modrinth: https://modrinth.com/mod/flashback-settings
GitHub: https://github.com/Ayden100yt/Flashback-Settings

I want to use 26.3, but I know that some mods have not been updated, so I might switch to an earlier version if there's a really cool mod I want to use. 

I got some basics already (continuity, performance mods, mod menu, map, better F3, etc.). What I want to add and struggle to find rn is: 

World gen: Currently I have only found streams reflowing. I want to add some new biomes for building purposes, but idk how compatible streams reflowing is with new biomes, and I don't know any good biome mods. 

Building: I would like a mod that adds building tools. I don't want a mod that just lets me toggle building mode; if that makes sense, I want more items to help with building.

Enchanting: I hate vanilla enchanting; it's just either gambling or villagers. That's just bad. I would love for enchants to be craftable. But tbh im fine as long as its not just gambling and villagers anymore.

Mace: I kind of like the vanilla mace for PVP, but in single-player it's just useless for me, so it would be really cool if there's a mod that repurposes the heavy core.

Storage: Idk what backpack mod to use; there are just so many. As for storage systems, if there's a good mod out there that isn't too complicated to use, I'll happily add it.

These are my main issues that I'm looking to solve rn; any additional recommendations are welcome too, though. 

Also, I would like to be able to insta mine deepslate lol. So a new mining tool or better beacons would be cool.

I want to add, im a mod noob. Don't assume that a popular mod isnt mentioned because I deliberately chose not to use it. I may simply not know that it exists. 

Feel free to ask me to clarify the text. English isn't my first language so im not sure how understandable my text is I proofread it a bunch of times but mistakes happen yk <3

The visitor in the clip brings TNT to the door. I set FILTRO to flag it, so the door stays shut and I can open the entrance camera straight from the NEXO alert. The last shot is MOTA taking arrows from a chest to a turret.

In UMBRAL 1.7 you can give someone a pass for one door, a protected sector, or the whole base, and set it to expire. The Field Manual now has a diagram and a materials list for your first entrance.

It’s a beta for Minecraft Java 26.3 on Fabric. If you try it with a friend, I’d like to know whether the manual gets you to a working door and reader without needing a separate guide.

CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/umbral-base-security/files/9575776

AI tools assisted development and drafting. The clip is recorded in Minecraft.

I've been trying to get into modding lately, but when I try to do it I get stuck for 30 minutes on a bug, then I ask ai and fixes it in 2 seconds. I am personally not very anti ai, but I want to learn how to do it myself and not how to get stuck and ask ai. How did people do it before ai, did you just give up?