TapeMouse: easier to use than actual tape, and lets you keep using the PC while afking in the background. I miss my F4 button almost as much as middle click sorting with Invtweaks Light Level Overlay (reloaded): 100% light caves and surfaces without wasting too many torches, and easily spot those areas that need more attention.
Time is precious, and a well sorted inventory/chest makes me happy. Inventory Tweaks: 100% essential mod, I hate the game without it now. Great way to spot a low health villager, or know if things are getting damaged during transportation BetterPVP to see creatures health at a glance. Village Marker for seeing to it your stacked iron farms are building properly
Bounding Box Outline for wither skeleton farm marking/creation I'm a vanilla tech player, but after so many years of playing there are certain mods I can't live without, and wish they were part of the game: I'll share, since it is killing me playing 1.13 without what i consider my essentials.
#Minecraft forge mods 1.13 mod#
Since its a closed source mod i cant even know if he follows good programming practices or is hacking a hell out around to make his mod work, because i never had this kind of issue with modded Minecraft before. Speaking of Xaeros Mods i need to give up of WorldMap after i update my AMD graphic drivers (to solve this issue) when i tried to run Minecraft a weird crash happens and talking with Xaeros he said the fault was of the newest driver not "compressing" the textures right (O.o). Interesting thread, gives me lots of things to explore myself! So I like texture packs and Optifine and SEUS and a couple of esthetic texture mods. I also like to fool around with the physical appearance of the things in my worlds.
So I need a mapping tool - my favorite is Xaeros' world map and minimap. I am waiting only somewhat patiently for Forge for 1.13 mainly because I hate noting down map coordinates. I am a miner, it seems, who dabbles in building and does lots of exploring. I have only dipped a toe into mods, myself.
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