
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.
Published April 14, 2026

Continuity
By Pepper_Bell
A Minecraft mod that allows for efficient connected textures. Continuity removes the harsh borders between blocks like glass, allowing them to blend into a single, unified surface. It also applies to materials like bookshelves and sandstone, creating continuous patterns that make large-scale builds look significantly more polished. Because the mod dynamically adjusts textures based on adjacent blocks, it eliminates the repetitive grid-like appearance of vanilla Minecraft. Since it acts as a framework, it works best when used alongside a texture pack that supports connected textures.

Skyboxify
By lowercasebtw
A client-side Fabric mod that adds support for custom skyboxes. Skyboxify allows resource packs using the OptiFine sky format to display their custom skies in modern Minecraft versions.

HT's TreeChop
By hammertater
HT's TreeChop lets you fell an entire tree by repeatedly chopping a log in its trunk. Each chop contributes to the same tree, and larger trees take more work before they break. You can keep working on one block, switch to another part of the trunk, or team up with other players to bring down a large tree together. This gives wood gathering a clear sense of progress while reducing the need to climb through branches to reach every log. The mod handles leaves when a tree is felled and also supports mushrooms, fungi, and most modded trees. Configurable chop requirements let you adjust the effort needed for different tree sizes. In-game settings control chopping behavior and whether a tree must have connected leaves, helping avoid accidental damage to wooden builds. With the default controls, sneaking lets you break individual logs normally whenever you need more precise control.