Browse CurseForge datapacks compatible with your Minecraft server worlds
Stone Tweaks is a Minecraft datapack that revises and expands stone related recipes, making different stone blocks far more interchangeable. Formerly known as Universal Stone Blocks, it follows a simple idea: stone is stone, so you can use the variety you have available instead of hunting for one exact block.The pack adds or adjusts recipes for walls, slabs, stairs, and mossy variants, while also introducing options to remove moss or smelt certain constructions. Several recipes for stone tools, redstone components, brewing stands, and other items accept unprocessed stone blocks. For a more convenient survival experience on your Minecraft server, our BoxToPlay team considers it a practical vanilla friendly tweak.
Speeding Dyeing Recipes is a Minecraft datapack designed to make dye production and block recoloring more practical without abandoning vanilla logic. It expands the ways players can create dyes, including flower based recipes, alternatives for non flower materials, flexible color combinations, and more convenient options for dyeing blocks.Its recipe focused approach reduces unnecessary crafting friction while keeping decorative building accessible in survival. The datapack supports Minecraft 1.20, 1.20.1, and 1.21, making it a useful utility for a cooperative Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for players who want smoother color management without turning dyeing into a heavily modified system.
Antigravity Enchantment is a Java Edition Minecraft datapack that adds a custom enchantment for boots. It changes movement by reducing player gravity, making jumps feel floatier while giving explorers more control in the air. Level I reduces gravity by 50 percent, while Level II reduces it by 75 percent.Each level also increases safe fall distance by three blocks, creating softer landings and making vertical travel less punishing. The effect can also improve Elytra takeoffs and maneuvering. Designed for a multiplayer Minecraft server, it works server side, so players do not need the pack installed. BoxToPlay makes this gameplay addition easy to enjoy.
All Bookshelves in Lecterns is a compact Minecraft data pack that expands the lectern crafting recipe. It allows players to use either the classic bookshelf or the functional chiseled bookshelf, while preserving the familiar recipe and compatibility with different wood types. The result is a focused quality of life improvement for survival worlds, libraries, trading halls, and decoration focused builds.Because chiseled bookshelves can store books and support redstone interactions, this option makes lecterns easier to obtain without changing the wider game. It suits a Minecraft server seeking practical building flexibility, and our BoxToPlay experience makes adding this lightweight content simple.
Gravel Tweaks is a utility datapack for Minecraft Java Edition that gives gravel a more useful role in survival gameplay. It adds recipes for packing and unpacking gravel, helping players store this common block efficiently and convert it when needed.The pack also improves selected crafting recipes, making gravel and flint management more predictable and convenient without changing the vanilla style. It is designed for compatible Minecraft servers and works well in survival, technical, and multiplayer worlds. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for players who want small quality of life improvements while keeping resource gathering and crafting familiar.
Player Locator Settings is a Java Edition datapack that gives each player more control over the locator waypoint on a Minecraft server. Through a dedicated Player Locator button in the pause menu, users can adjust how their marker appears and how far it can transmit.Designed for multiplayer, the datapack lets players customise transmission range, waypoint style, and colour without changing the server’s wider gameplay rules. It supports Minecraft 1.21.6 to 1.21.10 and works with Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt environments. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for communities seeking clearer navigation and more flexible player visibility.
Ventura Recipes is a utility focused Minecraft datapack that makes survival smoother without changing its familiar style. Its highlight is the Omnitool, a versatile item combining axe, pickaxe, and hoe functions, letting players strip wood, create dirt paths, till farmland, and scrape copper with less hotbar clutter.The pack also adds a wide range of quality of life recipes for easier storage, sensible item conversion, renewable resources, and greater crafting flexibility. Recursive stonecutter recipes and slab to block crafting are especially useful for builders. Our BoxToPlay Minecraft server experience benefits from these convenient improvements, while the companion Ventura Assets resource pack supplies the required item textures.
Daily Boss X The Man From The Fog is a Minecraft datapack that connects the Daily Boss system with the horror content of The Man From The Fog. It enables enemies and bosses from that mod to enter the daily rotation, turning regular Minecraft server sessions into unpredictable survival challenges.Each encounter can preserve the original creatures’ eerie abilities, frightening mechanics, and distinctive rewards, adding suspense to routine gameplay while expanding the available boss roster. Designed for adventure, fantasy, and utility, this compatibility datapack is a strong choice for players who want darker, more demanding progression on our BoxToPlay Minecraft server.
Sculk Vial is a Minecraft Java datapack that adds a practical way to protect and manage experience on a Minecraft server. Its custom vial can store up to 30 experience levels, allowing adventurers to secure valuable progress before exploring dangerous areas, fighting bosses, or attempting risky builds.Players can deposit experience into the vial and retrieve it when needed, creating a portable reserve for enchanting, repairing gear, or recovering after defeat. Crafted with echo shards, this lightweight datapack is designed for server side use and does not require a resource pack in its current form. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for survival servers seeking useful utility without changing Minecraft’s core gameplay.
Name Tag Craft is a Minecraft Java Edition datapack that adds a simple survival recipe for name tags in versions before 26.1. Combine one paper with one iron, gold, or copper nugget in any crafting arrangement to create a name tag, making it easier to identify pets, villagers, and other valuable mobs without relying on fishing, trading, or structure loot.This lightweight gameplay improvement fits naturally into a vanilla style Minecraft server and is especially useful for multiplayer worlds focused on animal collections and personal bases. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for older versions, while Minecraft 26.1 already includes the same crafting feature by default.
ExtraMegastonesXL Example is a compact companion datapack and resource pack for ExtraMegastonesXL, created to demonstrate how custom Pixelmon Mega Evolutions can be added. The example introduces Mega Bronzong, linking its evolution to the item extramegastonesxl:megastone_1.Its datapack updates the Pokémon species data, while the resource pack supplies Mega Bronzong’s texture, recolors the megastone, and changes its displayed name to Bronzonite. It also serves as a practical template for creators building new content for a Minecraft server. BoxToPlay presents it as a useful starting point for expanding Pixelmon gameplay. The files target Minecraft 1.16.5, with resource pack compatibility extending to 1.20.2.
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