The Kitchen Appliance Modpack
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A modpack I have put together for my friend group. It is mostly vanilla+ with a few exceptions that we thought were worth it. If you do find this and you aren't part of the group feel free to try it!
Includes a large focus on traversing worlds with enhanced world generation, structures, dungeons, and more for players to find unique loot.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Originally a modpack I put together for my friend group and is being released for everyone to enjoy, it is mostly vanilla+ with a few exceptions that we thought were worth it. We all felt that this was a really good mix of mods and that for those with PCs that can't handle big change this was a great option. The mix of mostly small changes with a lot of optimization mods makes it a really nice experience.
As a vanilla+ with exceptions modpack, we have a lot of smaller mods that are bug fixes and HUD updates or changes. We also include some mods that add decoration like Adorn and Clutter mods. There are some mods that are a bit bigger in their changes. Then we have optimization mods like sodium and indium and more because not everyone uses a "gaming" computer these days. Included is Iris as well as a few Shaderpacks and Resourcepacks so that if you want to mess around with those and their settings a bit you can see some really pretty views. A small list of some of the main mods:
- Advanced Netherite (included for some late game expansion)
- Trinket, Artifacts, and Elytra Trinket etc. (add some spice)
- A whole bunch of the Serilum mods (these are the Vanilla+ ones for the most part)
- Adorn, Clutter, and more (some decoration mods because vanilla Minecraft doesn't really have many decor options without the use of specifically named heads)
- Iris and shaderpacks, Visuality, Wakes, Falling Leaves etc. (because they pretty)
- Dynamic Crosshair, Xaeros' Map mods, and many more (HUD mods that make the game feel more customized and more usefull)
- Controlling, Mod Menu, and more (never has there been more mods that make controlling the game and tuning settings easier)
- Hopo mods and YUNG's Better End Island mods (makes exploration that much more interesting for seasoned explorers)
- Lootr (why keep all the loot to yourself?)
- Model Gap Fix, Experience Bar Fix, and others (fixes that have been around in vanilla for years that haven't been fixed for whatever reason)
- Packed Up and Reinforced Storage mods (with all of the extra content, even just vanilla really, more storage abound for less runs back to base and so that home isn't just a pile of chests)
I do not own any of the mods included, but you should go check out all of the mods used.
In my free time I stream over on Twitch. If you want to see us play this sometimes or me play some other fun games come join my Discord server.
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