CurseForge Mods
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GlitchCore
GlitchCore, shared library for Minecraft mods GlitchCore is a library mod from the Glitchfiend team, designed to abstract differences between Minecraft mod loaders and provide reusable utilities for its projects. Unlike a content mod, it usually works behind the scenes and may be required by mods such as Biomes O’ Plenty. It supports Java Edition across Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge, with builds intended for both client and server use. By centralizing common code, GlitchCore helps dependent mods remain more consistent across loaders. On BoxToPlay, it contributes to a smoother Minecraft server experience when a modpack needs this shared dependency.
Lionfish API
Lionfish API, Very Light Animation API Lionfish API is a lightweight library mod for Minecraft Java Edition, designed to provide animation functions for creatures, bosses, and other entities added by compatible mods. It is primarily a technical dependency rather than a content mod, so it does not introduce new blocks, items, or dimensions on its own. Created for L_Ender’s animation ecosystem, it builds on ideas from Mowzie’s Mobs and Citadel while aiming to reduce unnecessary weight. It supports Forge and NeoForge on versions including 1.19.2, 1.20.1, and 1.21.1, with client and server compatibility. On BoxToPlay, it helps keep a modded Minecraft server ready for animation focused content and smoother modpack compatibility.
Apothic Attributes
Apothic Attributes, an attribute library for Minecraft Apothic Attributes is a Minecraft Java Edition library mod designed to expand and simplify the game’s attribute system. It adds specialized statistics and effects for armor pierce, armor shred, arrow damage, life steal, healing received, experience gain, and more, giving mod developers flexible tools for RPG progression. For players, it includes an Attributes GUI that explains current values and modifiers, clearer potion and attribute tooltips, plus adjusted armor and protection calculations. It is especially useful on a modded Minecraft server, where it supports Apotheosis and other content built around advanced character customization. BoxToPlay makes this kind of server experience easy to manage.
Moog's Structure Lib (moogs_structures)
Moog’s Structure Lib for Minecraft Moog’s Structure Lib, identified by moogs_structures, is a library mod created for the Moog’s Structure series. Rather than adding a standalone set of buildings, it supplies the systems other Moog mods need to generate structures throughout the world. Its data driven tools handle structure types, placement rules, templates, terrain adaptation, and entity processing, giving creators a flexible foundation for varied exploration content. It supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge, and can run on the server side, making it well suited to a modded Minecraft server. With Moog’s Structure Lib installed, our BoxToPlay experience can provide the required framework for Moog’s Voyager, Nether, End, and other structure projects without changing core gameplay on its own.
CorgiLib
CorgiLib, shared tools for modded Minecraft CorgiLib is a library mod created by Corgi Taco that gathers reusable code for several of the author’s Minecraft projects. It is not designed to add a large standalone gameplay system, but instead provides technical foundations that other mods can use reliably on both a Minecraft server and client. Its features include JSON5 configuration support with Mojang codecs, commented codecs, NBT based tree handling, easing and blending functions, entity filters, and villager trade codec utilities. Supporting Fabric, Forge, Quilt, and NeoForge across multiple Java Edition versions, CorgiLib helps modpacks run their connected content smoothly. At BoxToPlay, we consider it an important supporting component for many Corgi Taco mod collections.
![Prism [Neo/Forge]](https://media.forgecdn.net/avatars/thumbnails/581/617/256/256/637946673404611382.png)
Prism [Neo/Forge]
Prism, a Color Library for Minecraft Mods Prism is a client side library for Minecraft Java Edition that gives dependent mods a broad toolkit for handling color. Available for Forge and NeoForge, it works behind the scenes rather than adding a standalone adventure or content system. Mods using Minecraft’s built in TextColor can gain animated colors, web color support, and simpler HSV manipulation, opening the door to richer interfaces, effects, decorations, and visual customization. For our Minecraft server community at BoxToPlay, Prism is a useful technical foundation when another mod requires it or when a modpack aims for more expressive visuals.
Forge Config API Port
Forge Config API Port Forge Config API Port is a developer library for Minecraft Java Edition that brings Forge and NeoForge’s configuration systems to other modding ecosystems, especially Fabric. It preserves familiar APIs, package names, and behavior, allowing supported mods to share configuration code across loaders. Designed for a multiloader architecture, it reduces duplicated platform specific work and keeps client, common, and server settings consistent. It is mainly a dependency for mods rather than a gameplay expansion, and it does not make ordinary Forge mods run on Fabric. For a smoother Minecraft server experience, BoxToPlay supports modpacks that rely on this compatibility layer.
SmartBrainLib (Forge/Fabric/Quilt)
SmartBrainLib, a smarter brain system for Minecraft SmartBrainLib is a developer focused Minecraft mod library that overhauls the game’s brain system for more flexible, efficient, and extensible entity artificial intelligence. It supports Forge, Fabric, and Quilt, making it a useful foundation for mods and modpacks built around complex creature behaviour. Rather than adding creatures or gameplay content by itself, the library provides automatic memory handling, dynamic sensors, advanced behaviours with conditions and cooldowns, runtime behaviour changes, and additional modules. On a Minecraft server, supported mods can create more responsive entities and richer interactions. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it as an important dependency for experiences centred on sophisticated mob AI.
oωo (owo-lib)
oωo, a versatile Minecraft modding library oωo, also known as owo lib, is a general purpose library designed to make Minecraft mod development on Fabric and Quilt more efficient and enjoyable. It provides ready to use tools for utility functions, data handling, registration, serialization, networking, and rich text. Its declarative GUI system helps creators build polished and dynamic screens, while owo config offers customizable menus and server client synchronization. Often required by other mods, it supports both client and server environments, making modpack and Minecraft server management smoother. At BoxToPlay, we value it as a reliable foundation for richer modded experiences.
Prickle
Prickle, JSON Configuration for Minecraft Prickle is a lightweight library and utility mod that brings an enhanced JSON configuration format to Minecraft Java Edition. It remains fully compatible with standard JSON, while adding readable comments, default values, references, validation ranges, regular expressions, and other metadata through decorators. Designed for both client and server environments, Prickle gives mod developers a structured way to create clearer, safer configuration files without introducing new gameplay content by itself. It can support a more consistent setup for a modded Minecraft server, and our BoxToPlay experience makes managing compatible content straightforward.
Item Filters
Item Filters, precise item selection for Minecraft Item Filters is a library mod designed to give other mods, especially FTB Quests, a flexible way to recognize items. Its filter items can define conditions for a specific item, items from a particular mod, creative tab, or ore dictionary name, while logical filters can combine rules with AND, OR, NOT, and XOR. This flexibility makes quest objectives more inclusive and easier to maintain, without requiring one exact item variant. On a modded Minecraft server, it supports clearer progression and adaptable challenges. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it when a modpack depends on detailed item matching.
Forgified Fabric API
Forgified Fabric API for NeoForge Forgified Fabric API is a library mod that brings Fabric API’s essential interfaces, hooks, events, and interoperability tools to the NeoForge loader. It supports common systems such as registries, networking, resource handling, crash information, and rendering, helping developers share more code between Fabric and NeoForge projects. For a modded Minecraft server, it mainly works as a technical dependency rather than adding blocks or standalone content. It is not a complete abstraction layer, so loader specific metadata and entry points may still require separate treatment. At BoxToPlay, we consider it a practical foundation for compatible Java modpacks and smoother cross platform server setups.
Continuity
Continuity, connected textures for Minecraft Continuity is a client side Minecraft mod that lets resource packs use the OptiFine connected textures format without requiring OptiFine itself. It creates smoother transitions between neighboring blocks, making glass, sandstone, bookshelves, and other supported materials appear more seamless and polished. Designed for efficient rendering, the mod also supports emissive textures for blocks and item models, plus custom block layers. It includes built in packs for connected textures and improved glass pane culling. Continuity is developed for Fabric and can work with other loaders through compatibility tools, while its client side nature makes it ideal for enhancing the visual experience on a Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we value it for cleaner builds and resource pack flexibility.
![Better Combat [Fabric & Forge]](https://media.forgecdn.net/avatars/thumbnails/566/413/256/256/637925434672465483.png)
Better Combat [Fabric & Forge]
Better Combat, spectacular melee battles Better Combat is a Minecraft mod that transforms the standard melee system into a smoother, more dynamic experience inspired by Minecraft Dungeons. It adds varied attack animations, natural windup timing, accurate weapon collision, and responsive combat that feels effective from both first and third person views. Players can use weapon combos, dual wield compatible one handed weapons, handle powerful two handed arms, and attack several enemies with redesigned sweeping mechanics. Its data based compatibility supports weapons from many other mods, making it a strong choice for an adventure focused Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for more exciting survival and RPG gameplay.
Zeta
Zeta, the Modular Mod Library Zeta is a supporting library mod for Minecraft Java Edition, designed to help modular gameplay mods share systems and reduce repeated development work. Built as a retooling of Quark’s original module framework, it also succeeds AutoRegLib. Zeta provides infrastructure rather than new blocks, items, mobs, or biomes, so it normally adds no direct gameplay content by itself. Used on compatible Forge or NeoForge setups, it helps dependent mods function as intended on both client and Minecraft server. Our BoxToPlay experience makes server management straightforward, while Zeta quietly supports the technical foundation behind richer modded gameplay.
Necronomicon API
Necronomicon API, a utility library for Minecraft mod development Necronomicon API is a Java Edition library mod created to reduce repetitive code and simplify development across Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt. It runs on client and server, so a Minecraft server can use mods that depend on the same shared foundation. Its toolkit includes a convenient configuration API, data generation helpers, dynamic pack creation, world generation utilities, registry support, NBT handling, animated text, and common functions that improve parity between loaders. Licensed under MIT, it is especially useful for developers building or maintaining cross platform mods. At BoxToPlay, we value libraries like this because they help keep modded server projects cleaner and easier to maintain.
MidnightLib
MidnightLib, a shared configuration library for Minecraft mods MidnightLib is a lightweight library for Minecraft Java Edition mods, created to provide reusable utilities and a practical configuration system. It supports Fabric, Quilt, and NeoForge, helping developers avoid rebuilding the same settings framework for every project. Its annotation based approach lets mods define options clearly, while players can access supported settings through an in game configuration screen or command. For a modded Minecraft server, MidnightLib mainly works behind the scenes, making configuration more consistent across a pack and simplifying administration. At BoxToPlay, we consider it a technical dependency rather than a content mod, since its features depend on the mods that use it.
Cucumber Library
Cucumber Library, shared foundations for Minecraft mods Cucumber Library is a support mod for Minecraft Java Edition, created by BlakeBr0 to provide shared code and functionality for several of his projects. It works on both the client and server with Forge and NeoForge, helping dependent mods run consistently while avoiding duplicated systems. Beyond its technical role, Cucumber adds useful interface features, including advanced tooltips that can display an item’s NBT data and the tags associated with blocks or items. Our BoxToPlay team recommends it as a practical library for a stable, feature rich Minecraft server using compatible mods.
BaguetteLib
BaguetteLib, Event Tools for Minecraft Mod Developers BaguetteLib is a Java library mod designed to expand the event options available to Minecraft mod creators. It focuses on situations that standard APIs may not handle with enough precision, giving developers more control over gameplay logic in a modded Minecraft server. The library supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge environments, depending on the selected version. Its main features include events triggered before or after an entity dies, with the possibility of canceling a death, plus detailed inventory events for hotbar changes, armor swaps, item pickups, and hand or offhand updates. At BoxToPlay, we see it as a practical foundation for mods that need reliable event handling without mixins or complicated configuration.
Fabric Language Kotlin
Fabric Language Kotlin Fabric Language Kotlin is a support mod for Minecraft Java Edition that lets Fabric mods use the Kotlin programming language. It provides Kotlin specific entry points and bundles essential Kotlin components, including the standard library, reflection, coroutines, and serialization tools. It is therefore a technical dependency rather than a content mod, adding no blocks, items, or gameplay systems by itself. For a Minecraft server, it helps Kotlin based Fabric mods run consistently alongside the rest of a modpack, on both client and server environments when required. Our BoxToPlay experience makes this library a practical part of a compatible server setup.
JamLib
JamLib, a shared library for JamCore mods JamLib is a library mod for Minecraft Java Edition, created by JamCoreModding with Architectury. It provides shared APIs and platform abstractions, allowing the team’s mods to offer consistent features across Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt, on both client and server. Its main tools include a JSON5 configuration API with automatic configuration screens, plus a checker designed to identify unauthorized mod reposts. JamLib works behind the scenes, but it helps keep a modded Minecraft server stable and coherent. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it whenever a JamCoreModding mod lists it as a required dependency.
AutoRegLib
AutoRegLib, a utility library for Minecraft mods AutoRegLib is a Forge library created by Vazkii to handle repetitive tasks in Minecraft mod development. It provides shared code and an abstraction layer for registering content and loading mod components, helping developers build and maintain features more efficiently. AutoRegLib adds no blocks, items, mobs, or standalone gameplay. It mainly serves as a dependency for mods from the Vazkii ecosystem, including projects that rely on its registry helpers and utility classes. On a modded Minecraft server, it works quietly in the background, supporting compatibility and reliable loading. At BoxToPlay, we consider it an important technical component for supported modpacks rather than a content mod.
Kiwi 🥝 (Neo/Forge)
Kiwi 🥝, Minecraft modding library Kiwi 🥝 is a lightweight Java Edition library mod for NeoForge and Forge. Rather than adding a major gameplay system, it gives mod developers reusable tools that simplify repetitive tasks, including registering blocks and items, organizing modules, handling optional dependencies, and creating configuration files. This makes content focused projects easier to build and maintain. Kiwi can also support quality of life features such as richer tooltips, notification controls, and advanced text rendering, depending on the mods using it. It works on the client, server, or both, making it a useful foundation for a modded Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we include it when required by compatible modpacks.
GuideME
GuideME, interactive guidebooks for modded Minecraft GuideME is a Java Edition mod and authoring toolkit that lets mod and modpack creators build clear, in game guidebooks. Its pages use comfortable Markdown formatting, navigation, metadata, images, item displays, and custom layouts, making complex systems easier to understand. It supports Forge and NeoForge environments. Its standout feature is the live 3D scene system, which can display structures, blocks, cameras, and annotations inside interactive views. Guides can be integrated directly into a mod or created through resource packs, with live preview support for faster editing. On a BoxToPlay Minecraft server, GuideME helps players learn progression naturally without leaving the game.
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