CurseForge Mods
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TxniLib
TxniLib, Shared Support for Txni Mods TxniLib is a Java Edition library mod created for Txni’s projects. It usually works behind the scenes as a dependency, rather than adding a visible block, item, or standalone gameplay system. The library brings together useful code and platform or version specific implementations, helping the same mod work across several Minecraft releases with less repeated conditional code. It supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge on client and server environments, with releases for Minecraft 1.20, 1.20.1, 1.21.1, 1.21.4, and 1.21.5. For a modded Minecraft server, BoxToPlay keeps this technical foundation ready so compatible Txni projects can run more smoothly.
CoFH Core
CoFH Core, the foundation of Team CoFH mods CoFH Core is a Minecraft mod and shared library that provides the core functionality required by many Team CoFH projects, including the Thermal series. It supports Forge and NeoForge versions listed by the project, helping connected mods work together within a modded Minecraft server. Beyond its library role, CoFH Core adds useful commands for administrators and pack makers, a configurable friend list, selected enchantments, fluids, and gameplay tweaks that vary by Minecraft version. We recommend it for packs built around Team CoFH content, and BoxToPlay makes the server experience easy to manage.
FTB Filter System
FTB Filter System FTB Filter System, also known as FFS, is a utility mod for Minecraft Java Edition that gives modpacks a flexible way to recognize and organize items. It adds the Smart Filter, an editable item that opens a clear graphical interface where players can build filter hierarchies with basic and compound conditions. Filters can target specific items, tags, mods, NBT data, or other criteria, while logical combinations make complex requirements easy to manage. FFS is especially valuable with FTB Quests, but its API lets other mods use the same system. On our BoxToPlay Minecraft server, it helps create smoother progression, automation, and item based objectives.
Structure Gel API
Structure Gel API, easier generated structures Structure Gel API is a library mod for Minecraft Java Edition, compatible with Forge and NeoForge. It helps developers create and manage generated structures, especially those built with Minecraft’s jigsaw system. Its open source, documented API provides tools and extension points for structure templates, data driven blocks, entities, rotation, mirroring, and placement logic, making custom world generation easier to develop and maintain. For builders, the mod adds visible gel blocks that become air inside generated structures while preventing natural terrain from filling their interiors. A creative Building Tool supports large scale edits, selections, undo, and redo. On a modded Minecraft server, it mainly supports other content mods. At BoxToPlay, this dependency fits naturally into curated modded gameplay.
CraftTweaker
CraftTweaker CraftTweaker is a Minecraft Java mod designed to give modpack creators and server administrators precise control over gameplay. Through ZenScript files, it can add, remove, or alter crafting and machine recipes, adjust item properties, add tooltips, respond to in game events, and provide commands that help manage and debug scripts. This flexibility is especially useful for balancing progression, resolving recipe conflicts, and creating a coherent theme across several mods. On a Minecraft server, it can make shared rules consistent for every player. At BoxToPlay, we value it as a practical tool for building distinctive modded experiences.
Titanium
Titanium, the Horizon Studio Library Titanium is a technical library mod for Minecraft that supplies shared code and reusable systems for Horizon Studio’s other mods. It supports the Forge and NeoForge mod loaders and works on both the client and server, helping companion projects run consistently within a modded setup. Titanium does not add ores, machines, mobs, or standalone gameplay content by itself. Its purpose is to provide the common foundation required by supported Horizon Studio mods, making it an important background dependency for a reliable Minecraft server. At BoxToPlay, we view it as technical infrastructure rather than a feature focused mod.
Iron's Lib
Iron’s Lib, shared foundations for Iron’s mods Iron’s Lib is a Minecraft library mod for Forge and NeoForge that provides reusable frameworks and shared content for Iron431’s projects. It supports both client and server environments, helping related mods deliver their features consistently on a Minecraft server. Its systems include customizable transmogs with armor models and cape physics, dynamic player and multiblock statues, and lightweight RPG style attributes such as armor piercing, mining speed, critical damage, dodge chance, and healing received. An attribute remapper and datapack entry points improve compatibility, while a Patreon integration API connects these features. Our BoxToPlay team recommends it as an essential support mod for Iron’s mod ecosystem.
Almanac Lib
Almanac Lib, shared foundations for Minecraft mods Almanac Lib is a utility library for Minecraft Java Edition, created to provide shared code that several mods can reuse without repeating the same systems. Its largely loader independent design supports modded setups built with Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, or Quilt, making it a practical dependency for varied modpacks and a reliable addition to a Minecraft server. On its own, Almanac adds few visible features. Its main gameplay benefit is a fix for empty NBT tags that can make otherwise identical items fail to stack. By cleaning up this unnecessary data, it helps keep inventories and item drops more consistent. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it when another installed mod lists the library as a dependency.
AzureLib
AzureLib, animated models for Minecraft Java AzureLib is a Minecraft Java library mod that brings Bedrock style model structures and animation systems to custom items, blocks, entities, and armor. It gives mod developers tools for detailed geometry, animated bones, animation triggers, Molang expressions, and smooth easing effects, creating far more expressive content than standard models. Compatible with Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt across multiple Minecraft versions, AzureLib works on the client and server. It is an excellent foundation for an immersive Minecraft server, and our BoxToPlay team recommends it for modpacks featuring animated creatures, equipment, and interactive blocks.
Open Parties and Claims
Open Parties and Claims Open Parties and Claims is a Java Edition mod that brings land protection and social organization to a Minecraft server. Players can claim chunks, protect builds, create parties, and define access exceptions based on party relationships or configured player groups. Claimed areas may also be force loaded, helping important bases and machinery remain active when permitted by server settings. Its interface works with Xaero’s Minimap and Xaero’s World Map, allowing players to view, select, and manage claims directly on the map. Flexible permissions, party owned claims, API support, and administrator controls make it a practical choice for cooperative survival. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for servers that value secure teamwork without sacrificing exploration.
CodeChicken Lib 1.8.+
CodeChicken Lib 1.8+ for Minecraft CodeChicken Lib is a library mod for Minecraft Java Edition, designed to provide shared systems that make mod development smoother. Rather than adding a standalone gameplay mechanic, it supplies reusable tools for three dimensional mathematics and transformations, model rendering, networking, configuration management, colours, ASM, and other technical functions. It is commonly used as a dependency by several ChickenBones mods and helps them run consistently with Forge or NeoForge across supported Minecraft versions. For a modded Minecraft server, this library improves compatibility behind the scenes, while BoxToPlay makes its integration straightforward when preparing a modded environment.
EMI
EMI, a modern recipe viewer for Minecraft EMI is a Minecraft mod that turns your inventory into a clear, searchable catalogue of items, blocks, and recipes. Its accessible interface lets you inspect how an item is crafted, discover where it is used, compare alternatives, and follow complex production chains through recipe trees. Favorites, craftable items, ingredient tags, and quick crafting tools make large modpacks easier to understand. Designed for Java Edition, EMI supports Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt, with client and server compatibility depending on the setup. Its built in JEI compatibility helps preserve support for many existing integrations, making it a practical addition to a modded Minecraft server managed with BoxToPlay.
Cyclops Core
Cyclops Core Cyclops Core is a technical library mod that supplies shared code and services for the CyclopsMC ecosystem, including EvilCraft, Integrated Dynamics, and related projects. It is not designed to add a standalone progression path, but to let companion mods work together reliably on a modded Minecraft server. The project supports Forge, NeoForge, Fabric, and Quilt, with releases for both client and server environments. It also provides tools such as custom recipe declarations through XML and common foundations used by dependent mods. BoxToPlay makes this background component easy to include when building a compatible modded setup.
Almost Unified
Almost Unified, unify all resources Almost Unified is a Java Edition utility mod designed for modpacks packed with duplicate ores, ingots, dusts, and other materials. Using tags and configurable mod priorities, it chooses a dominant resource and adjusts recipes so equivalent items work together. This keeps more materials useful while reducing clutter in storage and crafting systems. The mod works on Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge, including server side setups. It removes duplicate recipes, hides secondary entries from JEI and REI, and can reload its configuration through the game. For a cleaner, more coherent Minecraft server experience, our team at BoxToPlay recommends Almost Unified for technology focused modpacks.
Platform
Platform Platform is a library mod for Minecraft Java Edition that helps other mods work across Forge and Fabric environments. Built on Architectury, it provides a shared layer for accessing features from both APIs while keeping platform specific differences behind the scenes. It does not add its own blocks, items, or gameplay systems. Instead, Platform supports the technical foundation required by compatible mods, helping modpacks and a Minecraft server maintain a more consistent setup across loaders. At BoxToPlay, it is a useful dependency for streamlined modded server configurations and broader mod compatibility.
ConnectedTexturesMod
ConnectedTexturesMod, Resource Pack Extension Library ConnectedTexturesMod is a client side Minecraft mod and rendering library for Forge and NeoForge. It expands Minecraft’s model system so resource packs can display connected textures, patterned surfaces, emissive details, and other contextual visual effects. The mod does not add blocks, items, or gameplay mechanics by itself, as these visual features depend on a compatible resource pack. Its system relies on baked models and JSON or texture metadata, giving pack creators and modders flexible control without code dependencies. On a Minecraft server, it can make glass, building materials, and supported modded blocks look more continuous and polished. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for visually focused modpacks and construction experiences.
Model Gap Fix
Model Gap Fix Model Gap Fix is a client side Minecraft mod for Java Edition that removes the thin transparent lines and tiny openings sometimes visible around item and block models. It addresses a rendering issue by preventing texture zooming, allowing each model face to use its texture more accurately. The result is cleaner edges on custom resource packs, three dimensional blocks, and especially generated two dimensional items such as tools, weapons, and other textured objects. Designed as a lightweight visual utility, it has no meaningful performance cost and works with Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt across supported versions. Because it is client side, it can improve your view on a multiplayer Minecraft server without changing gameplay for other players. At BoxToPlay, we recommend it for polished vanilla plus setups and modpacks focused on visual quality.
Modonomicon
Modonomicon, in game guidebooks for Minecraft Modonomicon is an individual Minecraft mod that adds customizable, data driven documentation books to the game. Inspired by Thaumcraft’s Thaumonomicon and Patchouli, it lets mod and modpack creators organize explanations, recipes, images, and item details into browsable pages. Its connected entry view makes progression easy to follow, while configurable conditions can unlock content as players advance. On a Minecraft server, these guides help everyone understand custom systems without leaving the game. At BoxToPlay, we value tools that make shared modded adventures easier to explore.
McJtyLib
McJtyLib, shared library for McJty mods McJtyLib is a Java Edition library mod that supplies common code, interfaces, user interface components, tools, and helpers used by many creations from McJty and romelo333. It acts as a foundation for the RFTools family, XNet, Deep Resonance, SignTastic, Restrictions, and Not Enough Wands, rather than adding a large standalone gameplay system. Its main role is to let these mods work together reliably on supported Forge or NeoForge setups, on both client and server. For our Minecraft server community at BoxToPlay, it is an important technical dependency when building a modpack around McJty’s technology and automation tools.
Pehkui
Pehkui, flexible entity scaling Pehkui is a Minecraft Java mod and library that lets players, map makers, and mod developers resize most entities, making them tiny or enormous. Its scaling system can adjust more than visual proportions, including hitboxes, eye height, movement, jump height, reach, fall damage, attack power, and explosion size. Designed for Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt, Pehkui works in client and server environments and includes the /scale command for controlled adjustments when no other mod provides them. It adds playful challenges and unusual mechanics to a Minecraft server, while our BoxToPlay team helps you enjoy creative entity based gameplay.
Valhelsia Core
Valhelsia Core, API for Valhelsia Mods Valhelsia Core is a Minecraft Java mod that provides shared code and technical foundations for several Valhelsia projects and compatible friends. It supports mods such as Valhelsia Structures, Valhelsia Furniture, Valhelsia Tweaks, Valhelsia Quests, and Forbidden and Arcanus. As a library, it focuses on compatibility and common functionality rather than adding a large collection of standalone blocks, creatures, or dimensions. Available for Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge, it can run on both client and server, making it useful in a modded Minecraft server pack. At BoxToPlay, it helps keep supported Valhelsia content working together smoothly.
Oh The Trees You'll Grow
Oh The Trees You’ll Grow, a Flexible Tree Library Oh The Trees You’ll Grow is a Minecraft Java mod that provides a flexible library for creating and generating custom trees. It uses Minecraft structure template files in NBT format, giving mod authors and players extensive control over tree shapes, branches, foliage, and placement. Originally developed for the Oh The Biomes You’ll Go project, it now supports popular world generation projects such as Oh The Biomes We’ve Gone. The library works with Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt, and is suitable for both singleplayer and Minecraft server environments. BoxToPlay makes this useful foundation easy to include in a modded server experience.
Resource Pack Overrides
Resource Pack Overrides, reliable pack control for Minecraft Resource Pack Overrides is a client side Minecraft mod designed for curated modpacks and Minecraft server setups. It lets creators define a preferred collection and order of resource packs, then restore that arrangement if a reload fails or the configuration is reset. Important packs can be locked so players cannot disable or move them, while technical packs may be hidden to keep the selection screen clear. Names, descriptions, compatibility warnings, and pack placement can also be adjusted. For our BoxToPlay server experiences, this helps preserve the intended visuals and keeps resource management simple.
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