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I Like Stone That Is Red
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A pretty good redstone modpack.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Woah. Do you like stone? It is quite red.

I Like Stone That Is Red
is a modpack that is used to do redstone. pretty obvious, right? if you like redstone, this is for you. Creating big machines? no hassle, you have litematica. Its a pretty cool modpack.
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It has a ton of mods (I didn't overdo it. Defintely) And I think your computer should be able to handle it. I hope. We can only hope though.
It has quite a few resource packs making detecting and using redstone easier, while also having graphics to make the game better. (Optional though.)
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There will NEVER be a version that goes to 1.21.9! These do not support quite a lot of mods, and so if all you want this modpack to be is resource packs, be my guest.
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