Browse CurseForge datapacks compatible with your Minecraft server worlds
This utility datapack is designed for Pixelmon 9.3.6 on Minecraft 1.21.1 with NeoForge. It disables Pixelmon’s vanilla mob replacement rules, allowing regular hostile and passive creatures to appear naturally instead of being converted into Pokémon. The result is a more familiar survival environment where Pokémon and Minecraft mobs share the same server world.It does not remove or reduce Pokémon spawning, making it a practical choice for mixed gameplay, technical builds, and community servers. The pack also includes villager replacement data, which may affect NPC behavior, so server owners should review that file when configuring their experience. BoxToPlay makes this datapack easy to add to a compatible Minecraft server.
EverGreen Curios Additions is a lightweight Minecraft datapack that extends the equipment system provided by the Curios API. Designed for Minecraft 1.21.1, it adds extra Curios slots, giving players more room to equip compatible accessories without changing the core survival experience. The datapack also adds support for lanterns, allowing them to be placed through the Curios inventory system. It requires the Curios API mod and is especially useful for modded gameplay focused on accessories, exploration, or utility items. On BoxToPlay, this practical addition can enrich your Minecraft server with a simple, focused inventory upgrade.
Wait is a utility datapack for Java Edition that adds a dedicated dialog for advancing the in game clock. Press G to open it, or access the same interface from the escape menu, then choose how many hours to skip, from one to 24. This offers a practical alternative to waiting through long nights or adjusting time manually.Designed for smooth use on a Minecraft server, the datapack works without cheats and also provides command based access for players who prefer it. At BoxToPlay, we see it as a simple way to make survival routines faster while preserving vanilla gameplay. Compatibility covers Minecraft 1.21.6 through 26.2.
NGS’s ScorchedGun Stats and Create Recipe is a Minecraft datapack for Java Edition 1.19.2 servers using Scorched Bronze and Create. It reworks weapon statistics and crafting recipes, encouraging automated ammunition production through Create’s sequence assembly and mechanical crafting systems. Most recipes are removed from the CGM workbench to reduce clutter, while materials follow a clearer progression from primitive and copper ammunition through iron, brass, Scorched Bronze, and ethereal tiers.Higher tier firearms use Create’s Mechanical Crafter, helping connect combat progression with factory building. Some explosive weapons remain difficult to balance, but the pack offers a cohesive, automation friendly gun progression for a Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for technical survival packs built around Create.
Craftable Soul Sand is a lightweight Minecraft datapack for Java Edition that adds a survival friendly recipe for soul sand. Instead of searching the Nether for this useful block, players can combine four sand blocks with one ghast tear at a crafting table. The recipe gives sand and ghast tears a practical new purpose while making soul sand available earlier in progression.Once crafted, soul sand can be used for soul campfires, soul fire, bubble columns, and other Nether related builds. It is a simple utility addition for any Minecraft server, and our BoxToPlay team recommends it for survival gameplay that feels more flexible without changing the rest of vanilla mechanics.
More Ore in Orechid is a Minecraft datapack for Java 1.21.1 that expands Botania’s ore generation system. It adds extra outputs to the Orechid and Orechid Ignem flowers, giving mana based automation a wider selection of useful resources.The datapack supports ores from Create, Create Better Motors, Tinkers’ Construct, Tinkers’ Thinking, and Spelunkery, including zinc, reggarfonite, cobalt, chlorophyll, ardite, and magnetite. It enriches progression without changing world generation, making it a practical addition for a modded Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for players who want Botania automation to connect with more technology and resource mods.
Ritual Magic is a Minecraft datapack for Java Edition that adds elemental magic to a survival or multiplayer Minecraft server. Players perform themed rituals to choose one of four magical paths: lightning, fire, ice, or air. Each specialization offers a distinct ability, from calling lightning and launching fireballs to freezing entities or making powerful directional jumps.Magic is activated with a dedicated magic stick, turning familiar materials and ritual setups into a playful progression system for surprising friends. Compatible with supported 1.21 releases and designed for server side gameplay, it gives BoxToPlay players a simple way to add dramatic abilities and light roleplay to their adventures.
Bastion Remnant Hoglin Stable Reforged is a Minecraft datapack for Java Edition that reconstructs the hoglin stable structure found in Bastion Remnants. It restores the structure in a generally complete form, improves access through its different areas, and preserves the rugged Nether style of the original design.Compatible with Minecraft versions from 1.16 through 1.21.8, it suits adventure, decoration, and world generation projects. The rebuilt stable adds a more polished landmark to a Minecraft server, whether used for exploration or as a striking base. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for players who enjoy authentic vanilla structures with improved playability.
Food Effects is a Minecraft Java Edition datapack that gives familiar foods new or modified potion effects when eaten. It makes food choices more useful and adds extra strategy to survival, exploration, and combat on a Minecraft server. Rather than changing the food system completely, it builds on recognizable vanilla items and gives each selected food a distinct role.Examples include Regeneration II from beetroot soup, Speed II from mushroom stew, Night Vision and Jump Boost from rabbit stew, Resistance II from golden apples, Luck from cookies, and Haste II from melon slices. Pufferfish grants Water Breathing but still causes Poison, while rotten flesh removes Poison without removing Hunger. At BoxToPlay, this datapack adds variety to everyday survival through a simple, server focused gameplay change.
NoElytraPack is a Minecraft datapack for Java Edition that changes how End Cities generate. By overriding the End City ship structure, it removes the Elytra item frame and prevents the usual flight reward from appearing in these rare structures. Chests, Shulkers, ships, and the surrounding exploration remain intact, so the End stays familiar while its progression becomes more demanding.Ideal for a survival focused Minecraft server, this lightweight change supports challenge runs, slower progression, and economies where flight should remain exceptional. Our BoxToPlay team recommends it for communities seeking a simple, targeted rule change without commands or broader gameplay edits.
Name Tag, Craft and Drops is a server side datapack for Minecraft Java Edition that makes name tags easier to obtain in survival gameplay. It adds a shapeless recipe using one paper and one iron, gold, or copper nugget, so players can choose the available material. It also makes a name tag drop when a custom named entity is killed. This helps recover tags used on animals, villagers, and other named creatures, while keeping the feature lightweight for multiplayer gameplay. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for any Minecraft server seeking a practical improvement without adding mods.
Ancient City Renovation Project Simple is a Minecraft datapack for Java Edition that refreshes the Ancient City without turning it into a completely different structure. It removes visible traces of the illagers while leaving the sculk infestation intact, preserving the location’s eerie identity and underground challenge.The pack renovates most ruined areas and dilapidated buildings, while keeping the existing treasure chests unchanged. It suits adventure focused survival, exploration, and atmospheric builds on a Minecraft server running supported 1.20.1 to 1.20.6 or 1.21 versions. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for players who want a more coherent and imposing Ancient City experience.
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