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Ouch! My Hand

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Ouch! My Hand

By LokmanTekin

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Prevents breaking hard blocks with bare hands and deals damage to the player.

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Minecraft
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Description

Ouch! My Hand

A lightweight realism mod for NeoForge 1.21.11.

Features:

  • Realistic Consequences: Punching hard blocks (Logs, Stone, etc.) with bare hands will now deal damage to you.

  • Tool Progression: You can no longer break solid objects without the correct tools (Axes for wood, Pickaxes for stone).

  • Safe for Soft Blocks: You can still safely interact with soft blocks like dirt, sand, and flowers without taking damage.

  • No Items, No Safety: As long as your hand is empty, you'll feel the impact!

Compatibility:

  • Built for NeoForge 1.21.11.

  • Inspired by the classic No Tree Punching mod, but completely rewritten for the latest version.

Enjoy the challenge and stop punching trees!

Note to Users:

This is my first Minecraft mod, created as a personal project to explore NeoForge development. Please note that this mod is provided "as-is." While I wanted to share it with the community, I do not plan on active development, adding new features, or providing regular updates.