What if the mod(s) I want aren't on the Twitch Launcher? There are also settings to show metadata in case you want to know the exact item ID.īackpacks: How many times have you gone on a deep mining run, only to find out you had run out of inventory space? This mod adds large, small, and workbench backpacks for all your portable storage needs.īiomes O' Plenty: Vanilla biomes getting boring? This mod add many new biomes for you to explore, adding many new items with it as well.ĭense Ores: Not finding enough resources, even on deep mining runs? Dense Ores adds "dense" variants of ores that drop multiple ores or resources that the normal ore would drop, i.e, Dense Iron Ore drops 3 iron ore. If it's a mob, it will also show the mob's health.
If you can hit the block or mob, Waila will show a small window at the top of the screen with the block or mob's name. Waila (What Am I Looking At): Very useful mod for those that want to know exactly what they are looking at. It's also useful for mapmakers that use specific spawners, because it allows the player to have any item by enabling "cheat mode". It shows every item that is in the game, how to make it, and what it's used in. Just Enough Items (JEI): This is easily one of the most used mods for 1.8 and onwards. A simple middle click will sort the inventory you are currently hovering over, while pressing R will sort your player inventory. Inventory Tweaks: This is more of a personal favorite, but this makes organization so much easier. Iron Chests adds chests that can be upgraded with metals, from iron all the way to obsidian. Iron Chests: For those that just don't have enough storage. JourneyMap adds a very simple minimap and waypoint system to the game so you can easily keep track of where you are and where other points of interest are.
JourneyMap: I personally don't like playing open-world type games without some form of easy navigation.
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