⛏️ The Pack

The Mods

29 mods. All picked to add life and atmosphere without needing a wiki open. If you've played vanilla before, you'll feel right at home.

Seasons

Serene Seasons

Four actual seasons. Spring, summer, autumn, winter. Crops grow differently by season, leaves change colour, snow falls in winter. The lighting shifts too. It just makes everything feel alive in a way vanilla never quite pulls off.

Animals & Creatures

Critters and Companions

Otters in rivers. Koi fish in ponds. Ferrets in forests. Red pandas in bamboo. Dumbo octopi and sea bunnies in the ocean. None hostile, all adorable.

Naturalist

Deer, bears, rhinos, butterflies, snails, robins. The world feels like it has an actual ecosystem.

Cooking & Farming

Farmer's Delight

The biggest gameplay addition. Cutting boards, skillets, cooking pots. Loads of new crops and recipes. Stews, salads, roasts, pastries. Meals give buffs but mostly they're just fun to make. All recipes in REI (press R).

Let's Do: Bakery

Ovens, bread, croissants, cakes, buns. A whole bakery system. You can set up a proper bakehouse.

Let's Do: Candlelight

Restaurant-style table settings, candles, typewriter for leaving notes. More ambiance than gameplay, but gorgeous for a cosy kitchen.

Building & Decoration

Handcrafted

Actual furniture. Sofas, armchairs, tables, shelves, cabinets, stools, benches. All craftable. Your house can look like somewhere a person lives.

Supplementaries

Hanging lanterns, bird feeders, rope, display cases, bells, candelabras, jars, flags. You find something new every time you open the recipe book.

Amendments

Companion to Supplementaries. Extra block variants and tweaks. Won't notice it until you need it.

Fairy Lights

String lights in loads of styles and colours. Hang them everywhere. Exactly what they sound like.

Comforts

Sleeping bags (skip night without resetting spawn) and hammocks (skip to day). Both craftable early.

Art & Expression

Joy of Painting

Craft a canvas and palette, mix colours, paint pixel art in-game. Hang it on the wall when you're done.

Exploration & Travel

Waystones

Craftable stone obelisks you can name and teleport between. Drop one at your base. Right-click any waystone to see the full network.

Multiplayer QoL

Simple Voice Chat

Proximity voice. Hear people when you're near them in-game. Press V to set it up. Completely optional.

Sleep To Night

One person sleeping skips the night for everyone. No more waiting around.

Essential Commands

/home, /tpa, /spawn, /warp, and more. Just work, no setup.

REI (Recipe Viewer)

Press R on any item for its recipe. Press U for what it makes. You'll use this constantly.

Visuals & Performance

Complementary Reimagined Shaders

Pre-loaded. Golden light, soft shadows, reflective water, fog. Lowest setting by default. Turn off at Options > Video Settings > Shader Packs if needed.

Sodium + Iris + Indium

The performance stack. Way faster renderer, shader support, compatibility bridge. You don't touch these directly.

Presence Footsteps

Footstep sounds that match the surface. Grass, stone, wood, snow. Tiny detail, huge difference.

Dynamic Surroundings

Ambient sounds. Birdsong, crickets, wind, rain on leaves. The world isn't silent anymore.

Blur+

Blurs the background when a menu is open. Nice polish.

Zoomify

Hold C to zoom. Good for scouting terrain.

Under the Hood

Libraries and plumbing. No in-game presence, just required by the mods above.

ModWhat it does
Fabric APICore API, basically everything needs it
Cloth ConfigConfig system used by loads of mods
Architectury APICross-platform mod library
Moonlight LibNeeded by Supplementaries and Amendments
Let's Do APIShared library for Bakery and Candlelight
GeckoLibAnimation library for the animal mods
Resourceful LibNeeded by Handcrafted
GlitchCoreNeeded by Serene Seasons
BalmNeeded by Waystones
Fabric Language KotlinKotlin runtime for Zoomify
YACLConfig UI library for Zoomify
LithiumServer-side performance boost
FerriteCoreUses less memory

Want to know what all of this changes vs vanilla? Check out What's Different.

What's Different from Vanilla?