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Mini Armor Enchantment
Mini Armor Enchantment is a Java Edition datapack that adds a custom armor enchantment designed to make players genuinely tiny. Each armor piece carrying Mini Armor reduces the wearer’s size by 25 percent, affecting both the player model and hitbox. The effect stacks across equipped pieces, reaching roughly 69 percent with a complete set, so movement, combat, and exploration take on a playful miniature scale. It behaves like a regular enchantment and can appear through loot, villager trades, the enchanting table, or a loot command. Built for multiplayer, it runs server side, making it a fun addition to a Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for quirky survival challenges, roleplay, and compact adventure scenarios.
AutoSmelt Enchantment
AutoSmelt Enchantment is a lightweight Minecraft datapack that adds a custom enchantment for pickaxes and shovels. When you mine a smeltable block, the datapack automatically gives you its furnace result, removing the need to process materials manually and making resource gathering more efficient. Autosmelt I handles ores, Ancient Debris, sand, and red sand, while Autosmelt II also covers blocks such as cobblestone, stone, bricks, clay, netherrack, basalt, and terracotta. Fortune compatibility is supported, and no dependencies are required. On a Minecraft server, our BoxToPlay experience makes this practical upgrade a seamless addition to survival gameplay.
Immersive Engineering Ore Doubling + Balance Tweaks (Datapack Version)
This Minecraft datapack restores the classic pre 1.17 ore processing yield for Immersive Engineering, letting the Crusher and Arc Furnace double ores again. It is designed for Java Edition servers using Immersive Engineering, with versions listed for Minecraft 1.19.2 through 1.20.1. Beyond ore multiplication, it adds experience from smelting Immersive Engineering Grit, a recipe that converts Ersatz Leather into regular leather, and crate recipe changes intended to preserve storage balance. A dedicated variant also adds Create compatible Arc Furnace recipes and experience nugget chances. On BoxToPlay, it brings a familiar, more rewarding industrial economy to your Minecraft server.
CRAFTDIS - Make a network of teleporters
CRAFTDIS is a Minecraft datapack inspired by Doctor Who’s TARDIS. It lets players build individual teleporters that connect to a central hub, where destinations can be selected through a dedicated data book. The system supports travel between teleporters across different dimensions, making distant bases, farms, and community areas much easier to reach. Designed for balanced survival gameplay, destination changes consume Redstone Blocks as fuel. The hub can also be upgraded with interdimensional storage, a destination library, and a time travel module that unlocks several historical eras. Our BoxToPlay team recommends it for any cooperative Minecraft server focused on progression and exploration.
Book Portals By GroxicTinch
Book Portals By GroxicTinch is a Minecraft Java datapack that adds a global teleportation network to the Overworld, with a presentation partly inspired by Myst. Instead of commands or a standard interface, each destination is managed through a visual book displayed on a lectern, creating an immersive and accessible experience for any Minecraft server. Craft a Portal Core with an ender pearl and copper ingot, name the portal with a sign, then open the book and select a destination. The system avoids chunk loaders and supports a very large number of portals. With BoxToPlay, this travel focused feature brings practical, atmospheric transportation to multiplayer worlds.
Mob to Egg
Mob to Egg is a Java Edition Minecraft datapack that lets players capture many creatures as spawn eggs. Aim at a mob, hold sneak, then right click with a carrot on a stick to convert it. The mob disappears and its corresponding egg drops for collection. Designed for Minecraft 1.21.11, the datapack supports more than 80 passive, neutral, hostile, and special mobs, with targeting reaching up to 25 blocks. Particles, sound, and action bar feedback confirm successful conversions. It works in Survival, Creative, and multiplayer without a resource pack, making relocation and Minecraft server management easier with BoxToPlay. Bosses without vanilla spawn eggs remain unavailable.
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powder to fire
Powder to Fire is a lightweight Minecraft datapack that changes the crafting recipe for fireworks, making them more accessible during Survival gameplay. It keeps the experience simple and close to vanilla Minecraft while reducing the effort normally required to prepare rockets for travel, decoration, or celebrations. Designed for Minecraft 1.21.11, this practical gameplay tweak is well suited to a Minecraft server where players want more convenient access to fireworks without adding new items or complex mechanics. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for Survival worlds focused on comfort and creativity.
Simplified Recipies (Majnin Official)
Simplified Recipies is a utility datapack for Minecraft Java Edition that adjusts selected vanilla recipes and introduces practical alternatives for survival gameplay. It reduces the cost of a golden apple and an anvil, adds crafting recipes for chainmail armor, and expands access to useful resources. Bamboo can be turned into lime dye, while smelting selected dyes provides prismarine crystals or shards. The pack also adds more efficient recipes for prismarine, prismarine bricks, and quartz blocks, plus blast furnace recipes for sand and netherrack. On a Minecraft server, our BoxToPlay team sees it as a lightweight way to make progression smoother without changing the vanilla feel.
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