Client-side quality of life (26.1.2 Fabric)

Hunger and saturation information displayed directly in the HUD, including a preview of how much hunger and health you will restore.

Allows you to manually pose, scale and edit all limbs of an armour stand. Useful for complex aesthetics and custom characters.

Type emoji directly in chat using the colon codes (such as ":pensive:") like in Slack, Element or Discord. Includes autocompletion. Using a resource pack for an Emoji font (such as Cheerful) is recommended.

Way more beautiful and informative tooltips for all items, including ones held in your hand. Might be a little overwhelming without configuration; I recommend deactivating many of the animations. Might clash aesthetically with the Icons mod.

Directly access the Minecraft wiki page for any item or entity you want! Hot tip: the config allows you to directly open the webpage without asking for confirmation every time.

Auto-sorting, stacking, mouse dragging, everything you need to navigate inventories and storages without a headache. Highly configurable.

Your real-life time in-game so you don't forget to quit while you're ahead.

Advanced editing features for written books, including fonts, font effects, colours and more. Fully compatible with vanilla servers, as these features are already present in the vanilla game.

Displays the contents of shulker boxes directly from your inventory.

Displays player heads on the locator bar instead of icons.

Adds an extremely customisable tiny overlay to the game – something like a compact version of F3 – displaying any information you'd like such as coordinates, cardinal direction, biome, FPS and so on.

Adds super helpful descriptions to every single item in the game that explain what the item does and what it is used for.