Hot Snow Golems

Snow Golems can now survive in hot biomes!

In vanilla Minecraft, Snow Golems melt and die when they enter biomes with a temperature above 1.0 — deserts, jungles, badlands, the Nether, and more. This means your beloved snow friends are effectively restricted to cold biomes, severely limiting where you can use them.

Hot Snow Golems fixes this. Snow Golems no longer take heat damage from warm biomes. They can roam freely through deserts, explore jungles, and even survive in the Nether without melting. They still leave their signature snow trail wherever they go.

Features

☀️ No More Melting

Snow Golems no longer take damage from hot biome temperatures. They survive in deserts, badlands, jungles, savannas, and even the Nether.

❄️ Snow Trail Preserved

Snow Golems still leave their signature snow trail behind them — this mod only removes the heat damage, not any other behavior.

🪶 Zero Configuration

No config files, no commands. Just install and play. It works exactly as you'd expect.

🔌 Server-Side Only

This mod works entirely server-side. No client installation is needed.

Installation

Requirements

• Minecraft 26.2
• Fabric Loader 0.19.3+
• Fabric API 0.154.0+

Server

1. Download hot-snow-golems-<version>.jar from Releases
2. Place it in your server's mods/ folder
3. Restart the server

Client

This is a server-side only mod. No client installation needed.

FAQ

Q: Do Snow Golems still leave a snow trail? A: Yes! The snow trail is completely unaffected. Only the heat damage is removed.

Q: Do Snow Golems still take damage from water/rain? A: This mod only removes heat damage from hot biomes. Other damage sources remain unchanged.

Q: Is this compatible with other mods? A: Yes. Hot Snow Golems uses a single, clean Fabric Mixin. It should be compatible with most mods.

Building from Source

git clone https://github.com/cmarfil/HotSnowGolems.git
cd HotSnowGolems
./gradlew build

The output JAR will be in build/libs/.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License — see LICENSE for details.

Author

cmarfil — GitHub

Special Thanks

Shoutout to my 9-year-old son, who discovered this problem while building a creeper farm in a savanna biome and watched his snow golem army melt away in real time. He also volunteered as the official tester — thanks buddy, this one's for you! ⛄🔥