Build a bridge

Build a bridge lets you auto-generate bridges in Minecraft 1.12.2 with a single command. Choose from built-in presets (railroad, plain, stone brick, wooden) or define your own custom template — complete with automatic support beams, torch lighting on railroad pillars, and smart headroom clearing so you can walk across immediately.

📦 Installation

1. Install Forge for Minecraft 1.12.2.
2. Place the buildabridge.jar file into your .minecraft/mods folder.
3. The mod is required on both client and server — install it on both sides for multiplayer.

No additional dependencies are needed.

✨ Features

• /bridge <length> <preset> [x y z] — Build a bridge instantly in your viewing direction.
• /bridge custom <length> <roadBlock> <beamBlock> [x y z] — Use any blocks you want for road and support beams.
• Four built-in presets — railroad (cobblestone + rails), plain (cobblestone), stone_brick, and wooden (oak planks).
• Automatic support beams — Placed every 25–30 blocks; beams descend through air, water, lava, and glass until they hit solid ground, then dig 5 blocks deeper.
• Torch platforms on railroad bridges — A cobblestone platform with a torch lights every support pillar.
• Headroom clearing — At least 2 air blocks are cleared above the bridge so you can walk without hitting your head.
• Smart starting position — Without coordinates, the bridge starts one block below your feet to avoid building inside you.
• Direction detection — Bridge extends north, south, east, or west based on your yaw.
• Input validation — Length limited to 1–10000; invalid presets show a helpful list of available options; block names for custom templates accept minecraft: prefix or just the block name.

🧩 Compatibility

Required dependencies: None (Forge only).
Known incompatibilities: None known.

❓ FAQ

Does this need to be installed on the server?
Yes. The /bridge command modifies world blocks, so both the client and the server must have the mod. In single-player it’s fine because the integrated server loads it.

Can I use blocks from other mods for custom bridges?
Yes, as long as you specify the full block name (e.g., modid:blockname). The validation will catch unknown blocks.

Is it safe to use on a survival server?
Absolutely. All block placements respect existing terrain rules, and the command can be restricted via permissions (OP-only by default).

I found a bug — where do I report it?
File an issue on the issue tracker. Include your Minecraft version, Forge version, and a log if available.

🔗 Source & Issues

• Source code: ModItamio/mods/buildabridge
• Issues: Filtered for Build a bridge

📝 Modpacks & License

Licensed under MIT. You may freely include this mod in any Modrinth or CurseForge-hosted modpack. Do not redistribute the jar file elsewhere without permission.

Built with 💜 by Itamio and Asd1281yss.

ToolTip Fix — Modern Port for Minecraft 26.3 (Fabric)

Fixes tooltips from running off the screen.

Tired of long item tooltips getting cut off at the edge of your screen? ToolTip Fix wraps long tooltip lines to fit the space available next to your cursor, and flips tooltips that would overflow to the other side — so you can always read the full tooltip, no matter where your cursor is.

Now with a modern port for Minecraft 26.3 (Fabric), rebuilt against today's tooltip rendering pipeline (GuiGraphics, ClientTooltipComponent, ClientTextTooltip) while keeping the original behaviour intact.

What it does

• Wraps long tooltip lines so they fit on screen
• Flips tooltips that would run off the edge to the other side of the cursor
• Handles multi-line and styled tooltips correctly

Modern port notes (26.3)

• Ported from Yarn to Mojang mappings for 26.3
• Tooltip flip logic reworked to compose with vanilla's built-in flip instead of double-flipping
• Java 25 · Fabric Loader 0.20.1+ · Fabric API 0.165.0+26.3
• Built and verified in CI via GitHub Actions

Installation

1. Install Fabric Loader for Minecraft 26.3
2. Install Fabric API
3. Drop tooltipfix263-*.jar into your mods folder

Original mod & credit

This is an unofficial modern port by Itamio of ToolTipFix by kyrptonaught — the original (17M+ downloads on Modrinth, last updated for 1.21.1) has not been updated to 26.3.

• Original mod: https://modrinth.com/mod/tooltipfix
• Original source: https://github.com/kyrptonaught/tooltipfix
• License: MIT (Copyright © 2019 kyrptonaught) — see LICENSE

All credit for the original concept, design, and logic goes to kyrptonaught. Itamio does not take credit for the original work; this port exists to bring it to Minecraft 26.3. See NOTICE.