CurseForge Mods
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Fzzy Config
Fzzy Config, flexible configuration for Minecraft mods Fzzy Config is a powerful configuration API for Minecraft mods, designed to simplify how developers create, store, validate, and present settings. It automatically serializes configuration data to TOML and can generate polished, keyboard navigable and narratable GUIs without manual screen registration. ModMenu and Catalogue integration is included, making options easier to reach in game. Its validation tools can restrict values, correct invalid entries, and suggest identifiers or tags, while automatic server client synchronization helps keep multiplayer settings consistent. With support for Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt, this library suits many modded setups. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for a smoother Minecraft server configuration experience.
SuperMartijn642's Config Lib
SuperMartijn642’s Config Lib SuperMartijn642’s Config Lib is a lightweight Minecraft library mod designed to simplify configuration handling for other mods. Developers define settings once, while the library takes care of loading values again when worlds change, synchronizing shared options with connected clients, and creating separate configurations for client only or server only features. Its broad support for Forge, NeoForge, Fabric, and Quilt makes it useful across many modpacks and versions. Players may not notice it directly, but it helps keep a modded Minecraft server consistent and reduces configuration work behind the scenes. At BoxToPlay, we value libraries that make complex server setups feel more reliable.
FTB Quests (NeoForge)
FTB Quests, Questing Mod by FTB for NeoForge FTB Quests is a lightweight, team based progression mod that adds a flexible quest book to modded Minecraft. Its chapters organize objectives such as collecting items, visiting locations, defeating creatures, crafting equipment, or reaching specific milestones, giving players clear goals throughout a modpack. Quests can be shared by teams, tracked through an intuitive interface, and rewarded with items, experience, loot, commands, advancements, or player choice rewards. Designed for both clients and servers, it helps modpack creators shape guided adventures and makes cooperative progression easier on a Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, it is a practical foundation for structured modded gameplay.
FTB Teams (NeoForge)
FTB Teams for NeoForge FTB Teams for NeoForge is a library and team management mod designed for multiplayer modpacks. It lets players create teams, invite members, manage permissions, choose names and colors, communicate through team chat, and define trusted allies. Its shared data gives compatible mods a reliable way to connect players to the same progression. On a Minecraft server, it can synchronize quest progress through FTB Quests and support shared protection settings with FTB Chunks, including control over block interaction and mob griefing. Our BoxToPlay experience makes this useful for cooperative adventures where every member contributes to a common journey.
Framework
Framework, MrCrayfish’s Shared Mod Library Framework is a lightweight multi loader library created by MrCrayfish to simplify the development of his Minecraft mods. It provides shared systems for registration, network messages, synced data, configuration handling, and easy login packets, allowing developers to avoid repeating complex code across different mod loaders. Framework also adds useful features such as Open Model Format, which expands the possibilities of block models, while avoiding Mixins to improve compatibility with other mods and modpacks. For players, it usually works behind the scenes as a required dependency, helping MrCrayfish’s mods run reliably in a Minecraft server environment. At BoxToPlay, we make this experience easy to enjoy.
Lithostitched
Lithostitched Lithostitched is a library mod for Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge that expands the possibilities of Minecraft world generation. Its data driven tools improve compatibility between projects while giving mod and datapack creators more control over biomes, structures, terrain, and placement rules. It introduces biome modifiers, template pool injectors, surface rule modifiers, custom density functions, and additional structure features. These systems help combine different generation mods more reliably, making Lithostitched a valuable foundation for a customized Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for modpacks that depend on flexible and compatible world generation.
SuperMartijn642's Core Lib
SuperMartijn642’s Core Lib, shared foundations for Minecraft mods SuperMartijn642’s Core Lib is a Java Edition library mod that provides reusable implementations for interfaces, blocks, block entities, and network packets. Its goal is to help companion mods maintain similar code across many Minecraft versions and mod loaders, including Forge, Fabric, Quilt, and NeoForge. It is not a content expansion by itself, but a technical dependency that quietly supports other projects and improves compatibility within a modded Minecraft server. For our BoxToPlay community, it is especially useful when a modpack includes several creations that rely on its shared systems. The library can support both client and server environments, depending on the selected version.
Resourceful Config
Resourceful Config Resourceful Config is a Minecraft mod and developer library designed to make configuration systems work consistently across Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt. It provides mod creators with tools for defining settings, displaying them through a clear interface, and adapting configuration handling to each platform. Supporting both client and server environments, it can make options easier to adjust without manually editing files. For a Minecraft server, this simplifies modpack management and gameplay tuning. At BoxToPlay, we appreciate solutions that make server administration more flexible and accessible.
CoroUtil
CoroUtil, Shared Library for Corosus’s Mods CoroUtil is a utility library mod for Minecraft Java Edition, created to provide shared code and systems used by several mods from Corosus. It works behind the scenes rather than adding blocks, mobs, or standalone content to your game. Essential for projects such as Weather2, Zombie Awareness, and other Corosus creations, CoroUtil helps their features run correctly on supported modded environments. It supports client and server play across Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge for several Minecraft versions. For a modded Minecraft server, our BoxToPlay experience makes this library a practical foundation for compatible mod collections.
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Iceberg [Neo/Forge]
Iceberg, a NeoForge and Forge modding library Iceberg is a technical library for Minecraft Java Edition, designed to support other mods rather than add content by itself. It provides reusable events, developer helpers, rendering features, and practical utilities that simplify mod creation and improve compatibility across projects. Compatible with Forge and NeoForge, Iceberg can operate on both the client and server, making it a frequent dependency in modpacks and on a Minecraft server. Its features remain mostly behind the scenes, but they help mods deliver smoother interfaces and more reliable functionality. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it when another installed mod lists Iceberg as a required library.
FTB XMod Compat
FTB XMod Compat, seamless mod integrations FTB XMod Compat is an official compatibility mod from FTB that connects FTB Mods with selected non FTB mods. It adds no standalone gameplay content and activates integrations only when supported mods are detected, making it a quiet but valuable foundation for a modpack or Minecraft server. It supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge environments. Its features can include KubeJS events, Game Stages support, and JEI or REI recipe integration for FTB Quests. By centralizing this code, it keeps cross mod support easier to maintain and helps quests, claims, ranks, and other systems work together smoothly. BoxToPlay helps provide a consistent server Minecraft experience for modded communities.
ShatterLib | OctoLib
ShatterLib | OctoLib ShatterLib | OctoLib is a Minecraft library mod that supplies shared code for Shatterbyte and OctoStudios projects. It is not a content mod focused on adding blocks or creatures. Instead, it provides the technical foundation that other mods can use to run consistently across supported environments. Its main feature is a datapack like YAML configuration system with automatic validation, deep serialization, and safety focused handling. The library supports Fabric, NeoForge, Forge, and Quilt on several Minecraft versions, making it useful for modpacks and a modded Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we make this dependency easy to include alongside compatible Shatterbyte mods.
Rhino
Rhino, a Minecraft mod library Rhino is a Minecraft Java mod based on a fork of Mozilla’s Rhino JavaScript engine, adapted for modded environments. It provides the runtime that compatible mods use to interpret JavaScript and connect scripts with Java classes during gameplay. Rather than adding blocks, items, or biomes by itself, Rhino supplies important technical foundations for scripting tools such as KubeJS. On a Minecraft server, it supports scripts for managing events, recipes, items, blocks, world generation, and integrations with other mods. It works across several mod loaders and can run on the client, the server, or both. At BoxToPlay, we consider Rhino an essential dependency for many script based modpacks.
KubeJS
KubeJS, JavaScript control for Minecraft KubeJS is a Minecraft Java Edition mod that lets creators customize a modpack or Minecraft server through JavaScript scripts. It can add, remove, or replace recipes, adjust tags, register custom items and blocks, and connect with supported mods. Its event system also handles gameplay logic, including player interactions, commands, world changes, and generation tweaks. Startup scripts register content, while server scripts manage live events and can often be refreshed with /reload. For BoxToPlay communities, KubeJS is a flexible way to shape progression, balance crafting, and build distinctive server experiences without modifying every mod directly.
Essential Mod
Essential Mod Essential Mod is a client side utility mod for Minecraft Java Edition that brings social features, free world hosting, and character customization into one streamlined interface. Players can invite friends to their worlds, chat, create groups, share pictures, and join hosted sessions without leaving the game. Designed to work with many modpacks and popular loaders, it adds an in game skin manager, outfits, capes, and expressive emotes while keeping the experience accessible. For a friendly Minecraft server community, our BoxToPlay team sees it as a convenient way to connect players and make cooperative gameplay more immediate.
Citadel
Citadel, A Lightweight Library Citadel is a support mod for Minecraft Java Edition, created to provide shared tools for other mods rather than adding a large amount of content by itself. It supplies a framework for advanced entity animations, custom entity properties, model loading, and related rendering functions. It is the successor to LLibrary and is commonly required by projects from the same development team, including Alex’s Mobs. Citadel works on both client and server environments with supported Forge and NeoForge versions. It can also include configuration options that influence mob spawning during chunk generation. For a smoother modded Minecraft server, BoxToPlay handles the technical setup automatically, letting players focus on exploration and gameplay.
Athena
Athena, Connected Textures for Minecraft Athena is a client side library mod for Minecraft Java Edition 1.19.4 and later, designed to bring connected block textures to Forge, Fabric, and NeoForge environments. It works as a cross platform baked model loader, allowing compatible resource packs and decoration mods to make neighboring blocks blend into continuous surfaces instead of showing separate borders. Its dedicated connected texture method uses optimized baked models and targeted connection checks, helping preserve visual quality while limiting unnecessary calculations. Athena can also handle special cases such as vertical culling for glass panes. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for builders and modpack creators who want a cleaner, more coherent Minecraft server aesthetic without changing gameplay.
Cristel Lib
Cristel Lib, a Minecraft structure library Cristel Lib is a Java Edition library mod that gives other mods a practical foundation for configuring structures and managing data driven world generation. It adds an accessible structure configuration system, supports data and resource pack loading, and allows runtime packs to add or modify data while the game is running. Designed for mod developers and modpack creators, it works across Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt, with client and server support depending on the project. On a modded Minecraft server, it helps keep structure settings and dynamic datapack behavior organized. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it when another mod lists Cristel Lib as a dependency.
Configured
Configured, automatic menus for Minecraft mods Configured is a lightweight Minecraft Java mod by MrCrayfish that creates automatic in game menus for mods using supported configuration systems. It lets players adjust exposed settings without opening text files, making modpack management faster and clearer. Its clean interface supports Forge, Fabric, NeoForge, Framework, and compatible JEI client settings, while available options depend on each mod’s configuration format. For a Minecraft server, it makes supported client, common, world, or server settings easier to review and adapt. The mod requires no extra menu code from developers and integrates smoothly into modpacks. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for a more convenient configuration experience.
Fusion (Connected Textures)
Fusion, Connected Textures Fusion is a client side Minecraft mod and library that expands what resource packs can display. It adds support for connected textures, continuous textures spanning several blocks, scrolling animations, block overlays, and custom entity models or model modifiers. Compatible packs can make glass, tiles, beams, stonework, and decorative surfaces blend more naturally, while animated details add movement to machinery and builds. Fusion supports Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt, making it a useful visual enhancement for a Minecraft server. For our BoxToPlay community, it improves presentation without changing core gameplay.
Caelus API
Caelus API, Elytra Flight for Minecraft Mods Caelus API is a lightweight utility mod and developer library for Minecraft Java Edition. It replaces the game’s fixed Elytra logic with a reusable flight attribute on entities, giving other mods a clean way to enable or modify gliding. The attribute normally blocks Elytra flight at zero and enables it at one or higher, while the vanilla Elytra keeps its familiar behavior. Available for Forge and NeoForge across supported Minecraft versions, Caelus is primarily a technical dependency rather than a content expansion. For a modded Minecraft server, our team at BoxToPlay recommends it when another mod requires a shared foundation for custom wings, abilities, or aerial movement.
YUNG's API (Forge/NeoForge)
YUNG’s API, Forge and NeoForge YUNG’s API is a library mod that provides shared utilities and data abstractions for YUNG’s Minecraft mods. It supports clients and servers using Forge or NeoForge, acting as a common foundation rather than adding a standalone gameplay system. It has been required by YUNG’s mods for Minecraft 1.16.5 and later. Its toolkit includes automatic registration, world generation helpers, and a custom Jigsaw Manager with improved performance, extra pool element types, and expanded properties. It is particularly useful for world generation projects and helps keep a modded Minecraft server organized. At BoxToPlay, it supports a smoother experience with compatible YUNG creations.
TerraBlender (Forge)
TerraBlender (Forge), a biome generation library TerraBlender (Forge) is a support mod and API library designed to help other mods add custom biomes through Minecraft’s modern biome and terrain system. It does not introduce a standalone set of biomes, but provides the technical foundation needed for smooth and compatible world generation. By coordinating biome integration, TerraBlender helps several world generation mods work together more reliably, creating richer exploration across a Minecraft server. It is especially useful in modpacks that expand landscapes and climates. At BoxToPlay, we make this type of essential library easy to include in your modded server experience.
Sodium/Embeddium Options API
Sodium/Embeddium Options API This client side Minecraft mod provides a shared configuration API for integrating custom settings into the Sodium and Embeddium video options screen. It helps mod developers add complete option pages, groups of toggles, or individual settings without creating separate menus. The API also improves navigation with a clearer categories menu and drop down support, making extensive graphics configurations easier to browse. It supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge across selected Minecraft 1.20.1 and 1.21 versions. On a Minecraft server, its effect remains local to each player’s visual settings. At BoxToPlay, we value it for creating cleaner, more consistent modded interfaces.
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