When smelting demands exceed the capacity of a regular furnace, Jumbo Furnace comes to the rescue. This mod allows you to build a massive 3×3×3 furnace from standard blocks, transforming it into a powerful resource processing center.
Redstone systems gain a significant expansion of possibilities with the installation of More Red. The mod adds cables for long-distance signal transmission, colored wires for convenient organization, and logic components such as diodes, XOR, XNOR, multiplexers, and other elements.
Network management becomes centralized with Integrated Terminals, which introduces specialized terminals for handling resources. Through the storage terminal, all items, fluids, and energy within the network can be viewed and used from a single interface, while the crafting terminal allows control over item creation processes.
The Nether becomes more eventful with Moog’s Nether Structures installed, adding new mansions, altars, and graveyards scattered across the lava-filled landscape. These constructions are made exclusively from vanilla blocks and populated by standard mobs, preserving world compatibility even if the mod is removed.
26.1 Snapshot-9 — a minor update released on February 18, 2026. This is not a snapshot with new content, mechanics, or experimental features. There are no new blocks, mobs, or balance changes here. In this snapshot, the developers fixed only three bugs, but they belonged to the critical category. That is, the types of bugs that directly affected the game’s stability or the correct functioning of mechanics.
For early fluid automation, Flopper is an excellent choice — a mod that adds the Fluid Hopper block, functioning similarly to an item hopper. It can extract fluids from above, from tanks, or from the surrounding world, and transfer them elsewhere, prioritizing interaction with tanks.
World exploration is significantly transformed with the addition of Moog’s Voyager Structures, which introduces more than a hundred new constructions of various sizes and styles. Players may encounter small huts and carts, as well as imposing towers or unique locations in the Nether.
Just one new block can dramatically change the approach to automation — Structured Crafting adds the Structured Crafter, which creates items by analyzing the surrounding structure. When powered by a redstone signal, it checks the placed blocks or inventory every second to match a recipe and produces the result directly in the world.
With Villagers Respawn, caring for a settlement becomes far less stressful, as villagers no longer disappear forever after death if they have a bed. They respawn at it with full health and retain almost all accumulated experience, losing only a small portion of their progress. This makes it unnecessary to restart profession development from scratch and helps maintain a stable village economy.
Majestic towers begin to appear throughout the world, visible from afar and serving as excellent landmarks for travel — that is exactly what Towers of the Wild adds. At the top of each structure, there is a waystone and a chest containing valuable loot, including a useful paraglider for further exploration. These constructions encourage players to climb higher for rewards and a convenient travel point between locations, especially in modpacks with limited flight.
