The standard hopper system gains built-in item sorting with Copper Hopper. The new copper variant allows you to assign up to five resource types that it will accept and move farther through the system. The filter is created directly through the slots: simply place the desired item inside, after which the hopper begins filtering for the corresponding type.
After installing Health Bars by Fuzs, a mob's condition no longer has to be judged only by its behavior. A HUD appears on the screen showing the creature's name, health amount, armor, and damage taken, while separate health bars are displayed directly above animals and enemies.
Text in books, on signs, and even item names can be turned into runic text with Runelic. The mod adds a separate font that replaces familiar letters and symbols with stylized runes while preserving the ability to translate them unambiguously back into regular writing.
Manual trading of gold ingots with each piglin is replaced by a single automated block in Bartering Station. You only need to load gold into the bartering station, after which it automatically distributes the ingots among nearby piglins and collects the items received from bartering.
The protection of tamed wolves can be developed alongside the player's equipment in Iron Wolf Armor. Sets made from leather, copper, chainmail, iron, gold, diamond, and netherite become available for pets, so suitable armor can be crafted at different stages of progression.
Exploring different biomes gains additional landmarks thanks to Structory Towers. The mod places towers throughout the world whose appearance depends on the surrounding environment, so the structures do not look identical in every region. Most structures are abandoned and have no permanent inhabitants, but chests and other valuable finds can be discovered inside.
Small environmental details become a separate part of the landscape in Pebbles & Twigs. Pebbles made of andesite, diorite, granite, regular stone, deepslate, tuff, sandstone, red sandstone, blackstone, and end stone appear on the ground. Up to four pebbles can be placed on a single block, allowing you to adjust the density of such areas yourself.
Mace Fusion redesigns the standard mace by replacing its flat appearance with a complete three-dimensional model. The overall shape of the heavy weapon is preserved, so the item remains recognizable, while the head and handle gain additional volume and cleaner geometry.
A resolution of 128x is combined with simple geometry and flat colors in Voxel Craft Textures. Instead of making every surface more complex with small details, the pack makes blocks cleaner and sharper while preserving a minimalist direction reminiscent of Bare Bones. Its custom design extends across almost the entire world: blocks, items, mobs, weapons, and tools are changed.
The player’s face no longer remains completely motionless after installing Better Expressions. The resource pack adds moving eyes and blinking to the player model while also reworking body movement during walking and running. The new animations are smoother and work together with several add-ons that modify character controls.
