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A mod that fixes some minor annoyances!

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MIT License
Latest Version
2.9.1 for 1.21.9
Authors
CurseForge
Modrinth

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Stfu

A mod to fix some annoyances and speed up your game!

Requires fabric api Requires mod menu Requires YACL

Current changes:

  • Improved performance and loading times
  • Allowed disabling custom world advice, the tutorial, the multiplayer warning, chat signing warnings, telemetry and night vision/block light flicker
  • Disabled realms notifications and the narrator on startup and allowed rebinding the narrator key
  • Allowed toggling all kinds of toasts and opening the inventory in portals
  • Enabled the operator item tab by default
  • Removed the chat command length limit
  • Added options to hide advancement broadcasts and command block output, compact chat spam and combine HUD bars
  • Added an option to increase the maximum amount of chat messages, to hide particles and stop block animations
  • Fixed tooltips running off the screen and model gaps
  • Added options that speed up minecraft/world (re)loading
  • Made it possible to get rid of the reloading screen and to bind a button to multiple keybinds
  • Set the default LAN port to 25565

Looking for more client mods? Check out Camera Tweaks!

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I have a suggestion for this mod!

If you have any suggestions, feel free to tell me!

I found a bug!

If you found a bug, please report it so I can fix it asap!

Is this mod compatible with X?

Probably, I am trying to make this mod as compatible as I can. If there is a problematic conflict you can open an issue.

Can I use this in my modpack?

Yes, of course as long as it stays on modrinth or curseforge!

Can I redistribute this mod?

No, you can't redistribute this mod without my permission. You can only link to this page.

Why is this mod called "Stfu"?

This is because the mod was originally created to remove the annoying new world advice and the narrator jumpscares.

Can you port this to (Neo)Forge?

No.

Stfu

Requires fabric api Requires mod menu Requires YACL

Current changes:

  • Improved performance and loading times
  • Allowed disabling custom world advice, the tutorial, the multiplayer warning, chat signing warnings, telemetry and night vision flicker
  • Disabled realms notifications and the narrator on startup and allowed rebinding the narrator key
  • Allowed toggling all kinds of toasts and opening the inventory in portals
  • Enabled the operator item tab by default
  • Removed the chat command length limit
  • Added options to hide advancement broadcasts and command block output, compact chat spam and combine HUD bars
  • Added an option to increase the maximum amount of chat messages, to hide particles and stop block animations
  • Added keybinds for controlling game music and an option for reducing volume when the window is unfocused
  • Fixed tooltips running off the screen and model gaps
  • Added options that speed up minecraft/world (re)loading
  • Made it possible to get rid of the reloading screen and to bind a button to multiple keybinds
  • Set the default LAN port to 25565
  • Full list

Only 1.20.1, 1.21.1, 1.21.8-11 and 26.1 are actively supported at this time, older versions might work but will have some missing features or bugs.

Looking for more client mods? Check out Camera Tweaks!

Faq

I have a suggestion for this mod!

If you have any suggestions, feel free to tell me!

I found a bug!

If you found a bug, please report it so I can fix it asap!

Is this mod compatible with X?

Probably, I am trying to make this mod as compatible as I can. If there is a problematic conflict you can open an issue.

Can I use this in my modpack?

Yes, of course as long as it stays on modrinth or curseforge!

Can I redistribute this mod?

No, you can't redistribute this mod without my permission. You can only link to this page.

Why is this mod called "Stfu"?

This is because the mod was originally created to remove the annoying new world advice and the narrator jumpscares.

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