
By skyrina
A custom player model pack that completely replaces your Minecraft avatar with fully animated stick figures. Utilizing the powerful client-side customization features of the Figura mod, this pack transforms your standard blocky character into an expressive, highly dynamic stickman. Designed to break free from standard vanilla limitations, it lets you run, jump, crouch, and move with buttery-smooth custom physics. Every core gameplay interaction has been re-imagined — when your stickman swings a sword, eats food, or fires a bow, the model executes a dedicated custom action animation rather than standard rigid movements. You can also completely customize your stick figure's color scheme on the fly, making it the ultimate tool for content creators, animators, or anyone wanting to stand out on multiplayer servers.
Published June 3, 2026

Headpat A Friend
By enjarai
A Minecraft mod that adds a headpat interaction for players. Headpat a Friend adds a simple way to show affection by allowing you to pat other players on the head. By holding right-click while looking at a friend's head, your character performs a rubbing motion, making social moments and roleplay on servers feel more expressive. For this mod to function properly and for the animation to be visible to everyone, it needs to be installed on both the client and the server.

Freelook
By Celibistrial
A Minecraft mod that lets you look around freely without changing your movement or character direction. Freelook brings a popular custom client feature directly into your standard game setup. By holding down a custom keybind, you can pan the camera to scan your surroundings while your character model continues traveling seamlessly in its original direction. The camera angle instantly snaps back to your standard view the moment you release the key, making it ideal for checking your blind spots in third-person view during long journeys or flight.

Upgrader items
By EXEcheINZ
Upgrader items adds a risk-and-reward item conversion system built around a new Upgrader. Place an item in the left slot, choose the desired result from the list, and the mod calculates the odds from the actual value of both items. A marker then travels around the wheel: landing in the gold zone grants the selected upgrade, while a failed attempt destroys the original item. This turns spare materials and valuable equipment into tense but understandable gambles instead of relying on completely hidden chances. Item values are derived automatically from crafting, smelting, blasting, smoking, campfire, stonecutting, and smithing recipes, allowing compatible modded items to work without individual patches. Remaining durability affects the value of damaged tools, and configurable overrides, multipliers, blacklists, and attempt limits provide control for modpacks and servers. Rolls are handled server-side for multiplayer safety. The mod supports Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge across its available Minecraft releases.