Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
Platforms
Supported environments
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Details
Tiny clientside mods created for BlanketCon '25, but anyone can use them.
bobbyallowlist
Allow specific blockentities to be loaded on the client in Bobby's fake chunks. Bobby's own config file only lets you display "all block entities" or "no block entities".
For example, you could use this to show block entities from Templates in fake chunks, because without the block entity data they don't render correctly.
Add more with /bobbyallowlist pos
(to allowlist a specific block entity) or /bobbyallowlist type
(to allowlist an entire BlockEntityType). If you don't pass the position/type as an argument, it will use the position/type of the block entity under the cursor.
The config file is bobby-block-entity-allowlist.conf
(so it'll sort next to Bobby's alphabetically).
hideservermessages
Only show chat messages that aren't "server" ones (command feedback, joins/leaves, etc).
Defaults to doing nothing. Toggle with /hideservermessages
.
By default, server messages containing a <
character are not hidden. This is crude, but allows IRC/discord mods to avoid being hidden. You can change this in the config file. The config file is hideservermessages.properties
.
quickfov
Change FoV by holding Right Alt and moving the mouse left and right. You can change the key in the vanilla keybinds screen.
If you want up/down or if you want to reverse the zoom direction, see the config file. The config file is quickfov.properties
.
spectatorheads
In spectator mode, removes the floating heads of other spectators. Defaults to on. Toggle with /spectatorheads
. The config file is spectatorheads.properties
.
Installation
Just download from Modrinth to grab all of these at once.
Currently the projects are not separately distributed as their own projects on Modrinth. If you would like me to, contact me. (You can also double-click the jar, or simply root around with a file explorer, to break it apart into individual mods.)