QUALITY OF LIFE Mods that improve the quality of life of Minecraft gameplay through adding, modifying, or removing features. Removes the small cool-down on placing blocks so that holding down the mouse will place blocks without interruption, as well as double-placement preventionĪttempting to hit a mob through grass will prioritize the mob instead of the grass.

Nameĭraws Vanilla's fonts smoother for better readability allows replacement of default font IMPROVEMENT Mods that improve on an existing Minecraft mechanic. General FPS improvement, faster screenshotting, faster world creation, crashing no longer exits the game, and more. Recalculation of vanilla algorithms and improvements to increase FPSĪttempts to optimize modded Minecraft, usually increasing startup times in larger modpacks. General recalculations, customized performance settings, and shader compatibility. Mods that have the potential to increase Minecraft's performance. No: Most servers fine with you using this mod or the features of the mod are invisible for everyone but the person using them. Maybe: It is suggested that you speak to the server staff before using this mod, as though its effects aren't glaring, it could potentially provide an unfair advantage. Yes: This mod provides a noticeable advantage over other players, and most public servers wouldn't allow it. The Caution tab is for identifying mods that might give the player a noticeable edge over other players, and thus may be banned from public servers. Of course, these can also be used easily in single-player. A mod being client-side means that you can join a Vanilla server and still be able to play with these mods. This is a list of client-side mods I've gathered for various Minecraft versions.

Minecraft 1.11.2 server mods