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Epic Fight Filling in The Blanks is a Minecraft datapack for Java Edition 1.20.1 that connects Epic Fight’s animated combat system with selected weapons from other mods. It currently adds Epic Fight animations to equipment from Stalwart Dungeons, ProjectE, Mowzie’s Mobs, Legendary Monsters, Ice and Fire, and L_Ender’s Cataclysm. Supported items include shields, swords, spears, scythes, bows, tridents, and heavy weapons such as the Incinerator and Soul Render. Designed for modded gameplay, it helps these weapons fit naturally into Epic Fight battles, making a mixed modpack or Minecraft server feel more consistent. BoxToPlay makes this compatibility layer easy to include in your server setup.
Transfer Pet Owner is a practical Minecraft datapack for Java Edition that lets players give tamed pets to other online players. It is designed for multiplayer and singleplayer worlds, bringing a useful ownership feature to a Minecraft server without changing the wider gameplay experience. To transfer a pet, write the new owner’s name in a Book & Quill, then look at the chosen animal while sneaking on supported versions. Earlier versions use the transfer_pet_owner trigger instead. With BoxToPlay, our Minecraft server setup makes this social feature easy to add and enjoy.
Dyenamic Exposure Compatibility is a Minecraft datapack that connects the Dyenamics color expansion with the Exposure camera mod. It brings Dyenamics’ 18 additional dye colors into Exposure, allowing photographs to use a wider selection of filters and giving screenshots a more distinctive visual style. Designed for Java Edition servers and modded worlds, this compatibility add on works alongside its matching resource pack and is listed for Minecraft 1.21.1. It is a focused cosmetic upgrade for builders, roleplayers, and photographers who want more expressive images. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for creative Minecraft server experiences centered on decoration and storytelling.
Designer Pack is a Minecraft Java Edition datapack that adds private creative plots to your existing survival experience. It lets you test houses, farms, redstone machines, and larger projects without changing the main world or risking your resources. Choose from five plot types, including default superflat, quartz, redstone ready, empty void, and generic overworld spaces. Your inventory and experience are stored while you design, then restored when you return. A settings menu and designer table simplify access, while shared plots support collaborative building on a Minecraft server. BoxToPlay makes this practical for players who want to plan confidently before committing materials.
Gear Up is a Java Edition Minecraft datapack that rebalances tools and armor without abandoning the familiar vanilla style. It reshapes durability and core equipment statistics so every material has a clearer role throughout survival progression. The pack integrates copper into early advancement by requiring a copper pickaxe to mine iron, while copper tools can also harvest redstone. Gold becomes a more practical alternative through improved attributes, and armor receives revised durability values. Designed for singleplayer or a Minecraft server, Gear Up offers a steadier equipment curve that our BoxToPlay team recommends for more meaningful upgrades and longer lasting gear.
NutritionZ: Alex’s Mobs Compat is a Minecraft datapack for Java Edition 1.20.1 that connects the NutritionZ nutrition system with Alex’s Mobs. It gives food items from Alex’s Mobs suitable nutritional data, allowing them to contribute correctly to carbohydrates, protein, fat, vitamins, and minerals instead of being ignored by the diet mechanics. Created for modded survival, this compatibility layer makes Alex’s Mobs food fit naturally into a balanced eating system and encourages varied choices during exploration. Our BoxToPlay Minecraft server experience benefits from this focused addition when both projects are included in the same modpack. NutritionZ and Alex’s Mobs are required for the intended features.
Dye Tweaks enhances Java Edition by adding simple crafting recipes that let players duplicate dyes more efficiently. By combining white dye with another dye, you can produce more of the chosen color, making colorful building projects, decoration, banners, wool, concrete, and other dyed materials easier to manage. Designed as a lightweight, server side friendly gameplay tweak, it supports every dye available in Minecraft and requires no additional dependencies. Our BoxToPlay team recommends it for builders and survival communities that want less resource grinding while keeping the vanilla experience familiar on their Minecraft server.
Berrymashing is a lightweight Minecraft datapack for Cobblemon that gives surplus berries a practical purpose. It adds recipes that transform Cobblemon berries into coloured Minecraft dyes, helping players obtain useful decorative materials while making berry farming more rewarding. Designed for Minecraft Java Edition 1.21.1, this Cobblemon add on fits naturally into survival gameplay without changing battles, Pokémon progression, or world generation. On a BoxToPlay Minecraft server, it is a simple quality of life addition for builders, collectors, and players who maintain berry gardens.
Glass Pane Recipes Restored is a lightweight Minecraft datapack that repairs a common compatibility issue with horizontal pane mods. Some of these mods remove Minecraft’s vanilla recipes for regular and stained glass panes, making a familiar building material impossible to craft. This pack adds those recipes back without changing the decorative features or behavior supplied by the mod. Designed for a Minecraft server, it is tested with Minecraft 1.21.1 and should also work on newer versions when the recipe structure remains compatible. Its focused approach makes it a practical utility for modded survival, and our BoxToPlay setup keeps the server experience simple.
Goatman Blacklist Utility is a Minecraft datapack for Java Edition 1.20.1, designed for the Goatman mod by Llamii_Llama. Once the creature is defeated, it permanently blacklists him from the world, giving the encounter the weight of a true miniboss battle rather than a recurring threat. The datapack removes existing Goatmen and continuously prevents new spawns, with its state preserved through reloads and departures. It can be paired with FTB Quests to connect victory to progression, improve immersion, and provide a practical safeguard in heavily modded environments. We recommend it for any Minecraft server seeking a more structured horror adventure with BoxToPlay.
Modestiary is a Minecraft Java datapack for Minecraft 1.20.1 that expands Araxer’s Bestiary with deeper support for creatures added by several mods. It helps players understand unfamiliar enemies and animals directly through the in game bestiary, making exploration and combat more informative on a modded Minecraft server. The datapack adds descriptions explaining mob behavior and possible interactions, along with spawning information covering structures, summons, and hatching. It also supplies custom loot tables and special drop systems for selected creatures. Compatibility includes mods such as Mowzie’s Mobs, Opposing Force, Species, Whaleborne, Savage & Ravage, Caverns & Chasms, and others. At BoxToPlay, we consider it a useful addition for modpacks focused on discovery, progression, and richer creature knowledge.
Lifeless transforms survival into a tense pseudo hardcore experience for a Minecraft server. This datapack permanently removes one heart whenever a player dies, giving everyone ten permanent hearts to protect. Once all hearts are lost, the player enters Spectator Mode, making every fight, expedition, and risky decision matter. Designed for multiplayer, Lifeless also adds a heart exchange system. Players can craft a Heart Flask, sacrifice one heart, and allow another player to reclaim it. Several advancements and resource pack elements complete the experience. With BoxToPlay, we offer a Minecraft server where every life can change the course of the adventure.
Armor with Spell Engine Attributes is a Minecraft datapack for Java Edition 1.21.1 that extends compatible armor and weapons with RPG focused statistics. It integrates Spell and Critical Strike attributes, allowing equipment to contribute more directly to magical power, combat scaling, and damage focused builds. Designed for fantasy and adventure gameplay, the datapack gives gear a stronger role in character progression and encourages specialized loadouts for melee fighters, spellcasters, and hybrid heroes. On a Minecraft server, our BoxToPlay team recommends it for experiences built around Spell Engine, where enhanced equipment can make battles and exploration feel more rewarding.
SoraDigimobsSkins is a Minecraft Java datapack designed to expand the Digimobs experience with alternate appearances for selected Digimon. Used alongside the Digimobs mod and its supporting resource pack, it introduces a broad palette of color variants, including black, blue, brown, cyan, gray, green, orange, pink, purple, red, white, and yellow, plus retro and special error skins. The pack gives collectors another reason to explore, hunt, and build a varied Digimon team, with skins available for many creatures such as Agumon, Greymon, Veemon, and WarGreymon, as well as Hexeblaumon in HD format. Our BoxToPlay team recommends it for a more varied Minecraft server adventure on Minecraft 1.20 and 1.20.1.
Bug Out! Cobblemon is a Cobblemon datapack and resource pack duo designed to give Bug type Pokémon a stronger, more distinctive role. It reworks 61 species by adjusting stats, adding or changing abilities and moves, and introducing new typings, creating more varied choices for battles and team building. It also revises the type chart: Bug is super effective against Grass, Dark, Psychic and Fairy, resists Fighting, Ground and Fairy, and is no longer resisted by Ghost. Its weaknesses shift to Fire, Flying and Poison instead of Rock. Compatible with Minecraft 1.21.1, it brings a fresh strategic layer to any Cobblemon Minecraft server, including those managed with BoxToPlay.
Zombies Do Not Eat Zombie Horse is a focused Minecraft datapack designed as a companion for Zombies Eat Animals, a system that lets undead mobs hunt animals. Its main purpose is simple: it changes the relevant entity tags so zombies no longer treat zombie horses as valid prey. This small gameplay adjustment protects these rare undead mounts while preserving the wider hunting behavior of the parent mod. It is especially useful in modpacks and on a survival Minecraft server where zombie horses are collectible, transport options, or part of custom encounters. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for cleaner mob interactions.
MT Vegan is a lightweight Minecraft datapack designed for players who want a survival experience without relying on animal products. Its main feature lets you recycle Rotten Flesh in a campfire to obtain Leather, giving you a practical alternative for armor, books, item frames, and other recipes. The datapack also offers more sustainable crafting options by converting Wool and Wool Carpets into String, replacing feathers in several recipes, and allowing brushes to be made with String. These changes support a compassionate playstyle while preserving familiar progression. On our Minecraft server, BoxToPlay makes this ethical survival approach a natural fit for cooperative gameplay.
This Minecraft data pack connects the Fishing Real mod with Prehistoric Fauna, allowing prehistoric fish to become part of the live fishing experience. Instead of receiving only an item, players can catch actual aquatic entities supported by Fishing Real. It adds compatibility for 17 prehistoric species, including Acipenser, Ceratodus, Lepisosteus, Saurichthys, Sinamia, and Yanosteus. The catches are tied to their respective dimensions, encouraging exploration beyond standard fishing spots. For a more varied Minecraft server fishing system, our BoxToPlay team considers this a simple and useful addition for prehistoric themed modpacks.
Rechipped is a Minecraft datapack that connects the decorative recipes from Chipped with the tools provided by Rechiseled. It lets players transform blocks through the Rechiseled chisel instead of using Chipped workbenches, while also supporting the Create mechanical chisel for automated processing. The datapack adds recipes only, without introducing new blocks or items. It is especially useful for builders who want faster access to Chipped’s wide range of decorative variants and smoother automation on a Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for modpacks focused on construction, decoration, and Create based production systems.
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