FallingTree (by rakambda) or Tree Harvester (by Serilum), (I believe they use the FallingTree mod due to the “shift down” harvesting setting)
GraveStone (by henkelmax) (it’s also possible they use Gravestones by geometrically_)
Better Villages
Convenient Decor
Clumps (by Jaredlll08)
All of faboslav’s Friends&Foes addons
Hearth & Home
Mouse Tweaks
YUNG’s Bridges (as well as YUNGNICKYOUNG’s other generation related mods)
TooManyOrigins
Origins Extra Keybinds
Origins: Umbrellas (by Fusion_Flux)
Origins Randomiser (by QuantumXenon) (also this is more of like a 50% sure)
Game Version Compatibility:
For certain mods the YouTubers most likely edited the code of the mods to allow them to work on their game version despite the desired game version not being available for download. The biggest example of this is with the Hide Armor mod. The game version most likely played in these SMPS are 1.19 and 1.19.2. In order get the Hide Armor mod to work in 1.19.2 you must download the 1.19 version and edit it’s gradle properties to depend on 1.19.2 fabric loader.
It’s likely that either the original creators of the mods were requested to make an updated version of their mod(s) or that one of the behind the scene folks asked for permission to edit(depends on what license each mod creator used since some allow for free access to edit while others are more private)
If you ever run into mods from a series that don’t have comparable game versions it’s likely that a route similar t what I just mentioned was taken or that they switch game versions depending on what mods are needed for each episode, such as in KatherineElizabeth’s StarQuest series.
Origin mods that have similar origins to those seen in the series:
New Life SMP is a modded Fabric multiplayer series created by Dangthatsalongname/Smajor. It features many popular Minecraft YouTubers like Smallishbeans, Geminitay, MythicalSausage, and so many more.
Mods that are for sure in the series/confirmed mods:
Better Nether
Better End
Beautify
Beach Party
Create Mod
Create Deco
Comforts
Chipped
Critters & Companions
Creeper Overhaul
Convenient Decor
Chef’s Delight
Dramatic Doors
Extra Alchemy
Fabric API
Farmer’s Delight
Friends & Foes
Hide Armor
Immersive Paintings
Inventory Sorting (by Kyrptonaught)
Immersive Armors
Lootr
Mooblooms
More Animal Variants
More Totems of Undying
Night Lights
Origins
Paladin’s Furniture
Replay Mod
REI/Roughly Enough Items
Stone Works
Simple Voice Chat
This Rocks
Traverse
Villagers Plus
Vertical Slabs
Waystones
When Dungeons Arise
War Hammers
YDM’s Red Panda
Xaero’s Minimap
Mods I’m fairly sure/think might be in it:
Litematica
Optifine(plus Optifabric) or Iris, if they use Iris they also likely use Zoomify
Macaw’s doors
More Slabs, Stairs, and Walls (by Nibaru)
Mod Menu
These are all the ones I’ve figured out for now! I’ll update if I find anymore!
Have you ever wanted to alter your villager trades? Well here’s an easy way to create a custom villager with just a command block!
To start you’ll want to create a new txt file. Simply right-click your homepage and select “Text Document”. Once you have that, rename the file to whatever you want, just make sure you change ‘.txt’ to ‘.json’. An example being “smart book villager.json” (for this it doesn’t matter if you leave in spaces). Then open up you txt file, I recommend using Sublime Text, but any text editor works. I’m gonna include an image of all that you want to type and explain what they’ll do underneath.
The ‘level’ refers to what tear your villager is. You can put in any number from 1-5, with 5 being the highest level.
The ‘profession’ refers to what kind of job your villager will have. The current vanilla minecraft jobs available are:
- “minecraft:nitwit” (not 100% sure if it works w/ them)
- “minecraft:armorer”
- “minecraft:butcher”
- “minecraft:cleric”
- “minecraft:cartographer”
- “minecraft:farmer”
- “minecraft:fisherman”
- “minecraft:fletcher”
- “minecraft:leatherworker”
- “minecraft:librarian”
- “minecraft:mason”
- “minecraft:sheperd”
- “minecraft:toolsmith”
- “minecraft:weaponsmith”
Spelling and proper capitalization is super important. If you don’t want to worry about spelling mistakes or anything like that I’ll be making a second post that is just the base code for you to copy.
The ‘type’ refers to what biome appearance you want your villager to have. The way you format this is “minecraft:biome”, with your desired biome after the “:”.
The ‘buy’ section refers to what YOU give the villager in return for THEIR good(s). If I wanted the trade to be one emerald for 1 diamond I would write the ‘buy’ section like this:
buy:{
id:”minecraft:emerald”,
Count:1b
},
The ‘Count’ refers to how many of the item is being taken or given. In this case taken. If I wanted to make the trade 100 emeralds for 1 glowstone dust, I would have to break the ‘buy’ section into two parts since the max on buy slot can have is 64. To make it 100 I would break the emeralds into two groups of 50. After the first ‘buy’, press enter after “},” and type:
buyB:{
id:”minecraft:emerald”,
Count:50b
},
So, if I had set the first ‘buy’ to a count of 50 then typed in the previous text, I would now have two stacks of 50 emeralds appear on the left hand side of the villager’s trading arrow.
The ‘sell’ refers to what the VILLAGER gives YOU in return. If I wanted to continue with the previous trade I would press enter after the buy’s “},” and type:
sell:{
id:”minecraft:glowstone_dust”
Count:1b
},
Similarly, if I wanted to items to be sold I would create another sell section after the original one and title it ‘sellB’. The ‘id’ for both the sell and buy can apply to any object, vanilla or modded. The format for both is “modid:item_name”, with the “_” replacing any spaces. You can find out the modid and the item’s id easy by looking up the item id if it is a vanilla object, or by turning on your display item id setting to help look for modded ones. The shortcut to turn on item id is “F3+h”, it’s easiest to turn on when you’ve just entered the game otherwise you might have chat or something else open which will stop the shortcut from going through.
Once you have your desired villager trades, copy the entire text(also make sure to save it). Then, open up minecraft and give yourself a command block (/give @p minecraft:command_block). Once you have a command block, place it down and put a button on it. Next, open up the block and paste in your code(if you want the villager to spawn on top of the command block change the “~ ~ ~” at the beginning to “~ ~1 ~”). After that code is in, hit done, then press that button and you’ll have your own personally customized villager! (If you discover you objects aren’t showing up and instead say “air” when you hover over them, go back into your text editor and make sure all of your spelling, spacing, and punctuation is correct)
If you have any questions please let me know and I’ll try my best to help!
StarQuest is a Fabric modded single player series by KatherineElizabeth_. Katherine has stated that she switches out her mods depending on the episode’s story. I also believe she most likely switches between game versions due to some of her mods lacking a common game version.
All the StarQuest mods confirmed by Katherine in her discord!:
-Adorn
-Advancement Frames
-Architectury
-Artifality
-Artisanat
-Better Animals Plus
-Better Third Person
-Blockus
-Bountiful
-Chisel Refabricated
-Cloth Config v6
-Collective
-Consistency Plus
-Craftable Horse Armour & Saddle
-Creeper Firework
-Customfence
-DarkPaintings
-Dawn API
-Double Doors
-Earth2Java
-Egg-Laying-Wool-Milk-Sow (yes this is actually what it’s called)
Those are all of the mods Katherine has confirmed using, some being mods that just help run things smoother. She also combines in her own custom add-ons to create some of the plushies seen in her series, such as her mini Katherine plush. She also most likely added in a custom texture for the Hover Pets mod to give Luna her cute star-like appearance. The NPC’s we see Katherine interact with were most likely her own custom entities that she put into the game using OptiFine (lmk if you’d like me to link a tutorial on how that’s done!).
Mods I think she might also have:
-Litematica (due to her switching from version to version, Litematica would allow her to paste in her buildings, plus it’s a mod used by most of her youtuber friends)
-Iris (I think she may also use shaders in addition to OptiFine, most likely BSL Shaders. Iris is a mod that allows you to run shaders in Fabric)
Katherine has stated that she typically uses game version 1.16.4 in her series, however many of her mods do not go that high or do not go that low. Due to this I have no idea how to run all the mods at once but if you have any suggestions I’d love to know! These are all the mods she’s confirmed, but let me know if you have any other ideas for how her world works! Also, lmk if there’s any other series you’d like me to find the bts details on!
The Witchcraft series is a 1.19 Fabric modded multiplayer world that features JoeyGraceffaGames, Shubble, ZombieCleo, Dangthatsalongname, prismarinaplays, iHasCupquake, soupforeloise, and LaurenZside.
This server is made up of a mix of mods and custom add-ons.
Mods that are for sure in the SMP:
-Amethyst Imbuement
-Archon
-Bewitchment
-Botania
-Better End
-Bosses of Mass Destruction
-Bewitchment Plus
-Creeper Overhaul
-Critters & Companions
-Chimes
-Dramatic Doors
-Elementary Staffs
-Extra Alchemy
-Fabric Waystones
-Gobber2
-Hex Casting
-Handcrafted
-Hide Armor
-Immersive Paintings
-Mythic Mounts
-Majo’s Broom
-Magic Combat Wands
-Mythic Metals
-Mythic Metals Decorations
-Macaw’s Windows(and Lights, Fences & Walls, Paths & Pavings, Roof, basically all the Macaw stuff)
-More Ladders
-Night Lights
-Oh the Biomes You’ll Go
-Origins
-Proximity Chat
-Plushie Mod
-Roughly Enough Items (REI)
-Spirit
-Simple Backpack
-When Dungeons Arise
-Xaero’s Minimap (not everyone has it toggled on)
Those are all the mods i KNOW are in it. Next up are mods im pretty sure but not 100% certain are in it.
-CEI/Custom Entity
-Litematica
-Optifine
-Optifabric (i say these two not for the shader applications, but because you can create custom entity models with optifine. This is one potential way they created their trading NPCs like Agatha, Baranbus, and Bertha.)
Their customizations:
They’ve created custom origins that allow them to have their powers. We see the origins mod in Shubble’s first episode, showing she’s a storm witch. My guess is that they also update their custom origins whenever they unlock a new spell since the modded runes are mainly only used for crafting purposes.
I believe they also have a custom texture pack that affects the clothes from the Majo’s Broom mod since you can see the color switching between the mods original dyed colors to a full item dye in Joey’s first episode.
Also, to get the custom trades for their NPCs i believe they just did a simple vanilla command block cheat. If you’d like the code to spawn in a villager with their personal NPC’s trades and one with Bertha’s trades lmk!
This is everything i’ve discovered so far but let me know if you figure out anything else or if there’s any other series you’d like me to look into!
With the new Medical Wear category in the recent update, I wanted to make a colostomy bag for sims.
BGC
Remains as underlayer in all outfits
Disallowed for random
All Genders
Ages Child through to Elder
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