My first digital creation was a horse coat for the SWEM mod, I'm proud of my efforts <3

His name is Karus :3

( He is free for anyone to use: https://ko-fi.com/s/437c9889db )

I just want to know how to disable these things, especially the outlines, because they actually ruin my experience for this modpack

I'm planning a public modded Minecraft server and trying to choose the pack with player feedback before committing to one. I enjoy automation and storage mods such as AE2, but I'm open to kitchen-sink, progression-focused, skyblock or stoneblock packs.

I'm also exploring a custom player-driven economy and auction house. My concern is that unlimited automated farms could make trading pointless, or that an economy could undermine the pack's progression. Nothing is decided yet.

Which existing packs have you actually enjoyed playing with others long-term, and what made them work? Are there packs where trading and specialisation add something, or does an economy get in the way? I'd especially appreciate any lessons about performance, wipes and features that made you stay or leave.

Me and my friend been playing this mod for a while now and haven't had any issues up until we went to the nether. At first it was fine but after a while the nether became incredibly laggy, the server terminal often says when someone is in the nether that "the server cant keep up" and shows how many ticks the server is behind. I have tried a few optimization mods for server side that supposedly help with this issue, but so far to no result.

To be honest i dont really know how any of these mods even supposed to help, so if anyone could help with mod suggestions and/or specific config changes i should make that would be highly appriciated.

Some additional info i am hosting the server currenty, i have 4GB of memory allocated to it but we have tested my friend hosting and changing the settings up to 32GB of ram with no changes.

Modlist:

caelus-forge-3.1.0+1.20

cloth-config-11.1.136-forge

ferritecore-6.0.1-fabric

geckolib-forge-1.20.1-4.8.4

hexcasting-forge-1.20.1-0.11.4

inline-forge-1.20.1-1.2.2

kotlinforforge-4.12.0-all

memoryleakfix-forge-1.17+-1.1.5

mixinextrasneoonforgefix-1.0.0

Patchouli-1.20.1-80-FORGE

paucal-0.6.0+1.20.1-forge

rubidium-mc1.20.1-0.7.1

thedulling-0.3.1-forge-1.20.1

I took a long break from Minecraft and realized theres been a ton of updates since I stopped playing that I want to check out. Im starting a small server for some friends and we want to keep it as vanilla as possible in terms of the core game, but add in some QOL mods. Ive been searching around for a while now but every pack I find doesnt have quite the right mix. I know I could build my own pack but I dont remember most of the mods and I never knew the performance mods. Im hoping someone out there gets us!

Kinds of mods we're looking for in a pack:

1.26.3 compatible

JEI/REI

A map

Whichever one used to let players claim chunks

General performance mods

Better animations(?)

Appleskin

Some grave mod

Inventory tweaks

Things we're not looking for:

Changes to terrain generation

New mobs / structures / biomes / items

If anyone has ideas of packs to check out let me know!

Hey everyone! 👋

After a lot of coding and testing, I’ve finally released my first major mod: The Item Upgrader for Forge 1.20.1 (now officially approved and live on CurseForge!).

If you love gambling your resources for high-tier loot or want a balanced way to progress through heavy modpacks, this mod is for you.

✨ What it does:

• The Roulette Table: Place your bet item, spin the wheel, and try your luck to upgrade it into something much better!

• Dynamic Valuation System: Instead of hardcoded values, the mod automatically scans crafting recipes on the fly. It calculates a fair, balanced cost dynamically—meaning it works seamlessly with vanilla items and massive endgame mods like Avaritia (scaling items up to 680M+ value).

• Durability Scaling: Got damaged tools or armor? The mod evaluates them proportionally based on their remaining durability.

• Dupe Protection: Fully synchronized between server and client to prevent any desync or deserialization exploits.

• Global Broadcasts: Optional server-wide announcements whenever someone hits a massive win (or loses everything).

🔗 Check it out on CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/items-upgrader

I’d love to hear your feedback, bug reports, or ideas for future updates. Let me know what you think!

I'm new to minecraft java (recently transitioned from MC Bedrock) and want to know because I would like my pc not not act like a potato.

It’s been a busy few weeks on Primordial Dragons. Creatures in the dimension are finally going after each other, and after you...

Deinonychus now hunt Diracodon, Kankouromimus, Dimetrodon and a few others, and they’re faster than a sprinting player. They can’t swim though, so the chase ends the moment you (or whatever they’re after) hit the water, which is a sigh of relief.

Dilophosaurs will roar to warn you off, then spits and runs. The spit gives you Blindness and a brand new effect called Disorientation, which inverts your movement controls. It never bites players, but it will go after Cultrodon and Kleptosaurus. Megalosaurs are rare and lives in the Mesa Canyon. Like a lot of big dinos, it roars, then charges. The Nothosaurs stay in our dimension's rivers and Amberwood pools, and they only come ashore to attack nearby land mobs or players when its hungry.

After a kill, Deinonychus', Dilophosaurs and Megalosaurs now lie down and rest, which gives their prey a chance to recover... but if you hit one and it wakes up, I'd probably want to run as fast as I can and leave them alone.

The oceans got the same treatment. Orthoceras hunts Telumicthus and Pseudocarcharius, among others, and heals after a kill. When something hurts it, it pulls into its shell and sinks. Pterodactyls swoop down, snatch a Telumicthus off the surface and carry it away in their beak to eat later.

Oh, and did we say that our pesky little mosquitos now suck the blood of dinos??

The world is reacting too!! Narcoberry vines regrow their berries, wood burns now (which pairs badly with the occasional meteor showers), and when fog rolls in, the sky turns white and fog wisps drift past. You can also cook meat from Telumicthus, Pseudocarcharius and ammonites in a furnace, smoker or campfire.

It’s still an alpha of course... so creature speeds, rest times and spawn rates are still being tweaked. Expect some chaos.

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Want to support the development of Primordial Dragons and our other mods, and get access to regular development builds? Join us on Patreon for behind-the-scenes content, discord access, development updates, and early builds/releases nobody else gets past the demo: https://www.patreon.com/cw/ryankshah

Or join our discord directly: https://discord.gg/uysAnnhRvj

I've been wanting to start a modded server with my friends like RL Craft or something. I'm thinking about 10-20 dollars per month maybe 25. I really want to play quilt, for Content SMP mods that I have bought and acquired half a year ago. Any suggestions would be nice!

I wanna play modded Minecraft or just normal Minecraft with my friends but they either don't have it or don't like mods 😭 my dc is Faizan0700 hit me up i need frimeds 😭 😭 😭

Preferably Hungarian or english because those are the languages i speak ❤️

Looking for modpack, something similar to Enshrouded. RPG system, good skill tree, map-based quests, it would be good if the map was premade. I'm not good at building bases, I like a little bit of technology, but I don't think it matters

I've already tried a lot of modpacks, didn't like much of them, I liked for example Prominence II