Enhance Minecraft With These Vanilla Mods (Minecraft 1.19+)
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
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Looks for mods to enhance the vanilla minecraft experience? In this video I showcase the mods I use when playing minecraft 1.19!
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00:00 Explanation
00:58 Fabric
01:27 Mod Menu
02:27 Camera Utils
04:03 Free Cam
04:52 Replay Mod
06:04 Dynamic Lights
07:13 View Distance Fix
07:46 Vanilla Tweaks
08:15 Simple Voice Chat
09:22 Audio Player
10:08 Status
10:48 Better F3
11:51 Litematica
13:36 Mini HUD
16:09 World Edit
17:51 Increase FPS
19:23 Chat Up
19:45 Forget Me Chunk
20:33 Shulker Box Tool Tips
21:08 Inventory Tabs
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Just a friendly reminder that mods like Free Cam and Inventory Tabs could get you banned on servers as they are counted as an unfair advantage
The server wouldn’t notice though
@@enkvadrat_ it's still noteworthy regardless.
@@enkvadrat_ Anticheats can detect quite easily actually, as your character isn't rotating towards the inventory before opening it.
@@DreadKyller what if the client tells the server its rotating?
freecam can't probably be detected thought
For sodium you should enable “Always defer chunk updates” if you get lag spikes while looking around or moving.
For slower systems this might mean block placing/breaking delay though, so be mindful of that
Thank you! I will try this for another purpose: Lava flowing into another chunk crashes my game if naturally generated.
@@zenu903 Enabling higher than 1 threads for chunk loading seems to fix it for me, well higher thread usage is also a performance hog so a comparison between the 1 Threaded without Defer Chunk updates and 2 threads WITH Defer chunk updates would be nice.
If it still happens, then allocate more RAM.
@@joechristo2 Minecraft never really uses up all the 2 GB Allocated RAM fully unless you use high amounts of mods or 32 chunks or higher, unless your chunks are high, as I said, that isn't the culprit.
I consider this part of the modding community as the most important, they're just so good
Facts
@xaroteg what's up with my pfp
They do a better job than mojang!
@@zed.lmaooo A symbol that looks like the latin letter "Z" is used by some of the Russian invaders of Ukraine. People who sympathise with them occasionally use the Z-symbol as well to show their support of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine.
So your profile pic, while showing "just a letter", could lead to other people assuming you yourself support the Russian Invasion.
@@dajanala That's absolutely ridiculous. If anyone makes that connection, that's on them. Russia doesn't own the use of a letter
you really should use that inventory mode to freak out some hermits. i would love to see Scar's chest monster becoming sentient. you can hide in someones storage and randomly opening chests and making noises would be fun too. and maybe smelting stuff in their furnaces out of nowhere. they would really freak out
I was thinking the same thing, use an invis potion and scare him by opening his shulkers.
Sadly I checked the page hoping to get it, but it's only available for 1.16 ):
I've never even heard of most of these! I'm downloading them right now :o
Omg u verified
@@polyethylene187 shes LDSHADOW LADY! :D
Hi Lizzie, nice to see you here
@@astridjrgensen6755 bluds acting like she knows her
@@matiupvp a lot of people call ytbers by their names
Minihud actually has shulker box preview in built in the way that you like it X. It’s not as customizable but it looks like you don’t need that customization anyway ^^ I also use item scroller from masa, very handy for moving items between containers e.g scrolling over an item to get small amounts of it instead of needing to pick it up. And Continuity (with indium so you can use it with sodium) allows for connected glass in Fabric
Masa has so many good mods.
Masa and jellysquid carrys the mod community
item scroller's auto-crafting feature is a godsend for dispensers, gold blocks, etc.
Idk if enderchest preview is cheating to you but minihud doesn’t have that one (afai remember)
is it possible to remove the written tool tips for shulker boxes and only have the preview using minihud? that was the main reason i use shulker box tool tips on top of minihud
I've seen most of those in use and always thought "I can live without that", but now with proper explanation, introduction and context for each one I'm actually considering getting several of those. Thank you for taking the time and going through what you are using, that has been surprisingly educational for me. :)
Yeah I can’t live without many of my client side mods now
Are you guys looking at adding the Distant Horizons mod? It basically lets you have near infinite render distance by rendering further away chunks at lower detail.
It's so good. absolute game-changer.
I've tested it after seeing it in ilmango's video. It's amazing, but also still in alpha versions and requires a lot of tweaking from the developers. It made my game crash a few times while walking through one specific nether portal for some reason, the nether roof looks weird from above and the closest out-of-render distance chunks often go completely black. I've noticed in recent videos that ilmango has stopped using it, as well. But that doesn't change anything about it being an absolutely game changing mod that I'm sure I'll get back to in a few updates that deal with these glitches.
@Raytheslay thats rude
@Raytheslay dad's not comming back sorry
i feel like there might be some serious spoiler problem with that mod
Thank you so much for making this video! I was really curious about which mods you use!
Indeed!
Ditto.
Facts, when I saw his last hermitcraft video I thought it was a modded series (outside of vanila improvement mods), I was so confused
Thank you so much! These mods are so cool. I also like the chapters, as it makes it easier to check out what mods you have installed.
One mod I always use when playing on vanilla servers is item scroller. It allows you to use your scroll wheal to take one item at a time from inventories, it also enables you to shift drag to quickly move items
MouseWheele is much better :D
This is so helpful. I’d picked up on a few of these from your Hermitcraft videos, having never really realised just how much there was in terms of “quality of life” mods rather than just big gameplay changes. I also last tried to use mods many many years ago when it was not that easy to set up. I knew of Optifine and that it seems to have gone out of fashion but I never really knew how to set it up. It’s so much easier now though and I much prefer playing now certain things are easier or improved
I’ve tried a lot of the mods X showcased before and they’re all very, very good. I thought I’d suggest some mods that are in line with the ones he recommended!
Tweakeroo is a mod made by the same person behind litematica and minihud that’s equally useful. It has neat commands like fake sneaking (you can walk and sprint, but don’t walk off blocks), normal speed on slime blocks, pick block for appropriate tools, a built in auto clicker (and auto 1.9 sword swiper), and even a free cam! Along with many,many other things.
Appleskin is also very nice, it shows how full your saturation bar is and shows how much eating will fill the saturation, health, and hunger bar when holding food.
And a texture pack I highly recommend is Stay True. It adds variation to a lot of blocks (stone types, ores, bricks, flowers, etc.), makes blocks next to each other connect with one another (dirt pixels on adjacent non-dirt blocks, bricks lay into other types of brick, grass will bleed into other blocks. Hard to describe if you haven’t seen it, but its’s fairly similar to Continuity, if you’re familiar with that) and generally makes most blocks look much more pretty. Crops flower when fully aged, grass is a little more vibrant (but not too saturated that it’s ugly), melon blocks look less like puke, and so, so many more changes that all manage to stay true (ha) to Minecraft, while also making it impossible to go back. Cannot recommend enough.
Also, if you’d like to use shaders now that you have so many performance enhancing mods, download Iris! It makes shaders compatible with sodium as they are with optifine.
Thanks for the recommendations, X! I’ll definitely be checking out inventory tabs and camera utils when I get the chance!
I agree, tweakeroo is incredible-
Stay True I think makes things too saturated, especially wheat and grass, but I’m thinking.
I would be totally lost if I didn't have World Edit, I can't imagine myself still using Minecraft's own /fill and /clone commands or the structure block when this amazing tool is just free to use.
I am very guilty of using the in-built commands instead of ust learning some basic WE. Can't imagine how much time I must have wasted!
when bedrock so you can't use literally any of these mods
WorldEdit is an amazing tool, but lately I've taken to using mostly structure blocks, because of the ability to "nest" them, and also, while building, they stay in the world and show the borders visually, reminding you of where each goes and which ones relate to which saved structures. Just a little more visual than WE on its own. Combined with Litematica, structure blocks are a lot more useful than the playerbase gives them credit for. You can also use CarpetMod to increase the potential size of structures saved, though I would recommend caution when "pasting" any structures with a lot of stained glass/panes in them, as that causes issues. (these issues are due to the vanilla rendering of stained glass, not the mod itself)
I’d love to see xisuma do a litematica tutorial just so we can get more people using this wonderful mod
This is a GREAT video. As an aspiring content creator (some day, when I have time to learn everything), all of the camera and replay related stuff was very handy. Thanks Xisuma! \m/
9:20 Out of context I love how it just looks like "Ok, we can adjust the volume of generic sounds, we can amplify Goat Horns and Music Disks, and we can mute Grian whenever he's starting another war."
Lol.😂
I don't use mods myself, but I've always been a little curious about them. This is a nice showcase of the different types that are available to help the player, as opposed to the ones that make Minecraft feel a bit too much not like itself.
There are mods for everything, complete game changers or little enhancements or even accessibility, there is everything for Minecraft. 😉
(And parity with Bedrock too)
I personally recommend using mods, having much more performant game without changing it looks or making it look a lot better is really nice to have 😊 and it will be still Minecraft you remember but just better!
Unless ofc you are not playing Java sadly...
I highly highly highly suggest you use distant horizons, the LOD mod that not only improves performance, but allows render distances of up to 256 chunks. I know it sounds crazy but its clientside, and users chunk caching. If it has access to the seed it can pregenerate the LOD based on the seed. It's really good and would really show off how big hermitcraft really is when you can see all the builds in the distance
I use it for 1,000 chunk render distance personally but it is amazing! It takes some work getting the configuration working right and for servers it is important to turn of your generating tasks since it does nothing on a server anyways. Amazing mod!
FarPlaneTwo looks a bit better but is currently stuck on an old version and needs to be on the server
Distant horizons is currently outdated and has a few bugs that makes it risky to pair with other mods which is why I do not reccomended using it.
@@ayolium1376 it wasn't a year ago when I made this comment EDIT: ACTUALLY what are you talking about? The gitlab page is up to date but the curseforge looks like its outdated.
I'd love mod showcases by Xisuma in the style of his snapshot videos.
Perfect timing, my friend is planning on starting a new modded minecraft world. Ill be sure to send this so they can get more mods to add to it.
For anyone interested in designing + optimising their own farms, carpet is absolutely essential. It allows easy measuring of rates and speeding up of the game so you don't have to afk for hours every time you want to test something (plus a huge number of other options to make testing things easier).
Also the /log and /profile functions make trouble shooting lag producing aspects of a design easier to trouble shoot.
I’ve been waiting for one of these videos. Thanks Xisuma!
I remember watching your inventory suggestions video and i was trying to watch old videos of your to understand when you installed that mod! Thanks for sharing it!
ForgetMeChunk causes memory leaks. So be cautios if you travel huge distances. If you travel through a small number of chunks its good. Otherwise be prepared for more RAM usage
Weird why they didn't make it range based. Remembering chunks 1000 blocks away isn't very relevant
@@Henrix1998 It is what it is. But it resets when you move dimensions.
Use debugify as a replacement for forgetMeChunk
I recently added starlight to my server, and it made a MASSIVE difference in new chunk generation. IMO, it's must-have for servers. Since it optimized lighting, it is also useful on the client.
It only optimized the lighting engine, which is a server-side task. Light rendering is untouched, so it can only help client side in singleplayer.
@@thezen9 That wasn't my experience. I think the initial lighting generation on the server was seriously slowing chunk generation. That's the only explanation I have for it, because it was the only change I made at the time, and, as you say, it only affects the lighting engine.
@@NitFlickwick It really is incapable of helping your client on a multiplayer server.
I've always wondered how some of these mods I see in so many Hermit videos actually work! Thanks for making this video!
I was really hoping you would create this video! Great job
I'm surprised you didn't mention iris. It adds shader support for sodium.
Two other mods I would highly recommend are tweakeroo and itemscroller (both by the maker of litematica). Itemscroller allows for faster crafting and makes moving items around far faster. Tweakeroo has just a ton of convenient features like accurate block placement, autoclickers and options to disable stuff like rain, fog etc.
An improvement on Shulker Box Tool Tips is Advanced Tooltips. It does that shulker box feature for everything with NBT. One of my personal favorite features is buckets of tropical fish displaying what the fish looks like.
Thank you SO MUCH for putting this together as a modpack as well! You are a true legend Xisuma.
Thank you so much for doing this X! I just recently started fiddling around with modded minecraft (Thanks for the support Welsknight, SuperOrcy, and Hubrisx!) and am having a blast with it. Thus far I've been doing exclusively Forge stuff so it's cool getting a feel for the Fabric side too.😄
I feel like this should be a modpack, these are awesome!
This is a great video. Thanks for putting it out there. There's several mods here that I haven't heard of before. I'll definitely have to check them out.
Mouse Tweaks is by far my TOP vanilla mod that I highly recommend everyone check out (especially if you already use vanilla-tweaking mods).
Thank you! Very glad to know which tools you guys use as often times people that play on our servers want us to use the same tools you do.
I've been waiting so long for a video of this kind. Thank you X!!!
I've wondered about the light source I've seen on the server during caving, now I know. Enjoyed the video, some I've used in the past, some I've heard of and some I really should try.
thanks X, much appreciated. finding good mods can be a hassle!
Thank you for making this video! This helps a lot with figuring out these cool mods! :)
I actually wanted a list of what you use, so thank you!
One of my favorite mods is Distant Horizons. It makes the game much more immersive and I have not seen any performance hit.
Also check out 'Simple Shulker Preview'. This is a bit of a plug, but I genuinely think it helps.
One of the issues with current shulker tooltips is that you still need to hover over them all until you find what you want. Simple Shulker Preview just sticks an icon on all your shulker boxes so you can immediately know which shulkers hold certain items.
I knew about some of those mods, but there were also new ones i learned about! Thank you for showing them :D
This was a great walkthrough. really appreciate it X. Maybe you could do one on server settings/performance tweaks one day also?
Great video, really helps to clarify that the mods used particularly within Hermitcraft aren't used in a way to provide a different experience to vanilla, but instead make vanilla more manageable to play.
Tweakeroo is one I use and would recommended, it adds a lot of quality of life stuff and is high constumizable. It also makes some of the mods here redundant like the shulker preview and freecam. It can be convient to have this all in one mod especially when it needs updating for a new minecraft version
Tweakeroo is wonderful, but even among these mods which give pretty big advantages, it's probably the closest you get to an actual hack client in mod form
Thanks for the info! Helps a lot when you wanna change your game experience :)
This is exactly the kind of video I was hoping for. Thank you for this!
I already use several, but there’s a few I’ll have to check out now. Mini Hud also has a shulker box preview option. Probably less dynamic, but frees up using shulker box tooltips.
I’ve been using inventory profiles next a lot, and for sorting it’s super helpful. It also is amazing for building as it saves you stopping to refill your hotbar. Everything is configurable if something seems cheaty. Best of all, I can give it a custom rule list and it will (at the press of a button) sort my inventory to that specification.
I’m going to skip listing the mods ant venom went through recently, but a couple others I use: Iris Shaders, Indium, FerriteCore, Entity Culling (very useful to go along with Sodium’s basic Entity Culling)… (actually this entire paragraph is basically more Sodium support mods)
Some server side mods I use on my server: Carpet, Carpet Extra, Essential Addons, Essential Client (client), Carpet Fixes, Minitweaks, Blanket (client). There’s so many bug fixes and slight tweaks that can be done that’s amazing, even disregarding the core uses that are for creative testing (which I don’t use on my server).
I’d like to finish by adding Apple Skin (client usable w/o being on server, more accurate if also on server, not required for clients joining server if on server), Horse Stats Vanilla
Yes! Inventory Profiles is a game changer. I can't imagine playing without it unless Mojang fixes their current inventory mess.
thanks for these recommendations
I litterly use almost all these mods, and got 3 new ones to add to them so thannkyou for that. I would reccomend switching from phosphor to starlight, as its way better, and adding alternate current and ferrit core.
tysm I've been looking for this kind of modpacks for a long time
Thank you for this! So many hermits (and other Minecraft CZcamsrs) who mention stuff in passing that is old news to you, but newer players don't even know where to look or how to begin.
I honestly believe Fabric, despite having some limitations when it comes to the mods you want between forge and fabric, has probably _the_ best options for performance enhancements.
For the first time in 10 years of playing between two mid range computer/laptops I was able to run a lot of aesthetic client side modes AND not least of all, shaders, and all at a high fps... It was surreal going on to a server and experience no lag or crashing with sildurs.
Quilt: exists
@@bonkerbonk343 I've not had the time to even fully acknowledge quilt as a concept lmao
I assumed it was some kind of library add on for fabric till recently.
hope x knows it's ok to take a few week off, and we won't mind if he misses a few uploads over the next few months.
much love to all the hermits
Yeah.. Rest in peace Tinfoilchef (gamer grandpa)
I was meaning to ask in the comments about some of the mods I noticed you used and this video was uploaded coincidentally! Thanks so much for uploading this!
ive been waiting for this for so long thanks alot
I personally really like essential. Specifically that it allows you to easily set your single player world up as a server for your friends to join at the click of a button
Yes, have used it occasionally to quickly work with people I play with without having to do everything on our CMP. Some of the additioal freemium customisation stuff puts me off though.
@@rewindoflow it's all togleable off
Thanks! Just having all the links is such a huge time saver. Don't need to guess if I'm getting the right mod or some copy.
Where are these links you speak of, I can't find any
i was literally thinking of this yesterday thanks!
Thank you Xisuma! A regular review of what fabric has to offer is always helpful.
Should use Starlight instead of Phosphor. It's _significantly_ better
Another mod I personally really love is "ChatCalc"
So useful to be able to divide my coords by 8 without opening the windows calculator 😂
X uses a datapack from the Vanilla Tweaks that does the same thing.
Awesome video Xisuma, definitely going to look into and use many of not all when I make a server.
Thank you so much for this video!! Been wanting to see a video like this for a long time!
Now this mod is more on the Forge side, I don’t know if there is a Fabric port yet, but I really like Dynamic Surroundings. It brings new sounds to the game and overall makes the game much more enjoyable with ambient sounds, sound effects (reverb in closed spaces for example) and small visual effects. It’s great, but like I said I think it’s only on Forge (and it’s a little bit outdated, it runs on 1.16)
I honestly feel like some of these mods should just be a part of basegame for Java at least. Like mouse tweaks alone is impossible to play without, it just makes the player experience so much better with something so simple.
Many thanks for highlighting these X, this is the only video I've seen so far that's shown this many useful vanilla additions 👍
Fantastic overview, thanks X!
MiniHUD is a must-have. Everything else I could live without.
I would personally recommend trying Fabulously Optimized, it combines a ton of different mods, including Sodium, Indium, Iris, Dynamic lights, Mod menu etc.. Allowing for shaders, gives performance improvement, and general quality of life improvements. And seeing as it is just a combination of mods, you can remove anything you don't like. It seems to basically be OptiFine for Fabric, just way better and more customisable.
i have been so fed up with optifine and I might just give this a try. thankyou
@@Yasha_U You're welcome, hope it helps you :D
Thanks so much for making this intro video. I’ve been playing minecraft for years but only recently started using mods to enhance my game play experience. This video has saved me hours of searching!!!! Thank you!!
Awesome introduction to mods, I've been looking for something like this for several days.
Other amazing quality-of-life mods that I use:
- Tweakeroo: from the creator of Litematica - an extremely powerful mod that adds a ton of different tweaks, but also has autoclicker and a bunch of features to help with large-scale builds, perfect with Litematica
- ClientCommands by Earthcomputer - helps me with finding specific items in chest monsters
- Carpet mod by Gnembon - has a lot of features, but I use it for testing redstone builds by speeding it up or counting outputs of farms
- Item Scroller: also by Masa, the creator of Litematica and Tweakeroo - extremely useful for mass crafting, so great for large projects or stocking shops
- Distant horizons - allows you to see far behind the server render distance without sacrificing much performance; saves very low quality copies of chunks and loads them; in alpha: a little glitchy but still game-changing
- Sound Physics Remastered - adds physics to MC sounds and just makes everything, including players with the simple voice chat, sound much more realistic
Carpet mod also has scripting features, allowing a player to do a lot of stuff that would normally require other mods. For example, one could implement custom features or mechanics for their world or server using just Carpet mod and some knowledge of its scripting language.
Yeah I just started using sound physics remastered and it's awesome and I also love distant horrisons you can't go back from seeing thousands of blocks away from u.
I would switch out clientcommands for chest tracker. It's basically like a client sided ME system
This. I also use inventory profile next. Because of auto refill, it's a bit cheaty. So I'd recommend to configure that mod. Basically, it's like item scroller, but adds other things. For example, in inventory there are buttons which help to sort your inventory.
@@KingArkon I tried it but you have to configure a lot to not make it cheaty.
I would recommend Starlight instead of ForgetMeChunk, it actually speeds up lighting engine instead of caching everything.
Is it pointless to install Starlight for playing single-player? (Are the performance benefits only for playing on a server?)
@@mattjohnson972 No, it improves lag spikes significantly.
@Radplay It also helps with client-side light engine as well.
Tysm for doing this videos, you makes it so easy for me to search about thoses vanilla mods
Very helpful!
I've always wondered which mods youtubers use in their videos👍
is there a reason that you use Phosphor over Starlight? Are you trying to stick to using the vanilla lighting engine?
Well lithium and sodium do not change at all how the vanilla minecraft works, it just makes it better. However starlight completely changes how the vanilla engine works, making it more modded. That's one of the reasons. Second reason is because it breaks light suppression, but I doubt xisuma will ever use this. So to resume: Yes, starlight is a lot better. Maybe he simply does not know of its existance.
Starlight will make other mods not work if you don't know what you are doing.
@@R_Stolp lots of other mods being mostly block mods and mods that radically change rendering. He doesn't have any of those
@@jorvp I though that it didn't break light suppression exactly, it merely made it enormously harder to lag the lighting thread enough to do light suppression or am I mistaken?
@@Akari_202 No, with starlight its absolutely impossible. With phosphor is harder
I highly recommend swapping fabric for quilt, since 90% of all the fabric mods work on quilt, and quilt is more performant and has less toxic devs and stuff. Many mod devs are swapping to quilt exclusive rather than fabric.
A few mods I suggest
-3D skin layers. This mod just makes skin layers 3D making them look really neat.
-Starlight. This mod is like sodium, it just improves performance, especially with lighting.
-third person animations. This mod just adds some more 3rd person animations for things like holding torches out, looking at maps, everything.
-Bobby, Bobby let's you have a render distance higher than the server, letting you see your already loaded chunks. It's pretty cool.
-Continuity, basically makes block merging SO cool. It is very vanilla looking. You just need to look at the images for it on its web page, it's so cool.
-Illuminations, this is up to you. But it's kinda pretty. It's entirely cosmetic and adds some nice particles like little fireflies at night, souls flying around soul sand valleys, etc.
-Falling Leaves, similar to illumination, just adds some occasional leaf particles that fall from leaves. Very customizable, and just a nice Lil addition.
Thank you Xisuma, I've been wondering for so long what mods you run on hermitcraft. I really appreciate this video.
Awesome suggestions, especially for the critical settings within those mods! Thank you.
Nice list! I personally prefer Starlight over Phosphor (and also since my computer is not that great, I have a whole lot of other performance mods). Additionally, some of the mods you use I consider a bit too cheaty. That's obviously my opinion though. Instead of Camera Utils, I use Zoomify to just get the zoom.
Here are some mods which I like:
- 3D Skin Layers
- Continuity
- Raised
- Status Effect Timer
This is the exact kind of video I needed. Thank you
Thanks, very helpful and informative!
It might be useful to split videos like this into a "mods mostly only useful for youtubers" and "mods for regular players".
I agree inventory tabs is interesting but at this moment for me feels a little bit unvanilla. I could see it eventually being a part of the game but right now it feels a little bit too far for just a vanilla Quality of Life mod
Actually needed it right now, thank you
Incredibly useful video, I'm gonna go ahead and try out all these mods
Starlight should be used instead of phosphor, it does the same thing but with better performance.
everyone seems to recommend Starlight without explaining the risks involved in using it. Starlight is still listed as beta/experimental and isn't completely stable, secondly it makes massive sweeping changes to large parts of the codebase which as a result means it's far less compatible with other mods. While it is more performant blanket statements saying "everyone should use X over Y" should at least make sure people are informed of the risks. If starlight is the only mod you use or you're not using many mods and have carefully determined them to be compatible then sure, in all other cases Phosphor is safer because it maintains very high mod compatibility and is very stable, even though it's performance gains as less than Starlight.
@@DreadKyller I didn’t know of that! I’ve used it myself for around 6 months to a year with no issues and a 50 mod client-side pack but thanks for informing everyone else. All I can say is it’s unlikely to corrupt a world so I can’t see any reason not to use it as if you get any issues, it is simple to switch off.
@@DreadKyller I've been using it with all these mods and it's been working fine
For anyone that looks for a Forge alternative of "Mod Menu": Create offers a similar system and it also adds a bunch of other stuff and rotational force to Minecraft (Not related to the mod settings).
I just started out with modded Minecraft and I don't want to use any modpack that changes the vanilla game too much.
This introduction video is just amazing, cause it was exactly what I was searching for! Thank you!
Amazingly helpful video, thanks Xisuma!
Unpopular opinion: This isn't "vanilla Minecraft" at all anymore.
I’m sure that’s a popular opinion. At least they’re not changing looks of blocks.
Thank you so much for this video! I have been wanting something like this for a while. A great compilation. I use some of these already because of watching the hermits. I look forward to investigating others. These really enhance the vanilla experience.
This was such a helpful video, I've often wondered which mods do what in Hermitcraft videos! Thanks X!
Ive been needing a video like this so bad!
I've just recently got litematica as I'm becoming more of a builder and utilizing a creative world for planning, so with it I've been curious about other mods that may be helpful
so this is just a very well timed video for me x, thank you so much for compiling such a good basic mod list :D
I watched this once before but am so glad I came back to it, I was having an annoying issue with the light level unloading and fps drops from it, so glad you mentioned Forgot Me Chunk. Life saver!
YES!! I’ve wanted this video for a long time!
thank you for making this video! i was really wondering what all you were using
Thanks X. Needed this vid! Suffering from lag spikes