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Omega Poo
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A poop mod for all of your poop mod needs.
Includes humorous, quirky, and often nonsensical elements.
Used for mods with little to no gameplay elements.
Adds decorative items and furniture for more detailed building.
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
Focuses on cooking, recipes, and food-related mechanics.
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Have you ever wondered how to poop in Minecraft? Well with this mod, now you can!
How it works:
- Collect toilet paper using sugar cane
- Use the toilet paper to poop
- Poop can be used to make blocks (or eaten)
- Blocks are very decorative
This mod was originally supposed to serve as a way to lower your hunger when needed, but it is ever-expanding.
Soon, I will update the mod to the newer versions of Minecraft. I'm still deciding whether or not I want to make a Fabric port.
Feel free to use the mod in your modpacks!
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