Mods for Minecraft servers
16 mods with its own description, installation, permissions, and commands. Files are downloaded from the authors — our page links to the official download, so it is always the current version. For 9 of them, we know which servers from our list use them.
Space mod for 1.12.2 — rockets, planets and space stations.
Bees, trees and farms — a classic of modded servers.
Hundreds of block variants — it turns one stone into twenty different looks.
Classic technical mod: machines, electricity and ore processing.
Larger metal chests — from iron to diamond.
Recipe search — the player finds how to craft something.
Computers and programming directly in the game (successor to ComputerCraft).
Adjustments to recipes and mod behavior — the server sets its own rules.
Storage and automation — storage for large technical servers.
The foundation for Fabric mods — without it, most mods don't work.
Speeds up game rendering on the player's computer — without changing the appearance.
Shaders and effects — what only OptiFine could do before.
Speeds up the server's physics and logic without changing the game.
A map and a thumbnail of the world in the corner of the screen — the player won't get lost.
Shows what the player is looking at — block name, chest contents, machine status.
Machines, transmissions and trains — a technical mod that looks like it's from a game.
How it works here
Each mod has its own page with description, installation, permissions and commands. We do not host files. — the button leads to the author, since the current version and their terms are always there. For permissions and commands, we state which version the guide applies to and link to the author's documentation.
Do you own a server? Tell us which plugins you use — it will appear on their pages and players will learn about your server. It is set in the server profile.