Console Filter Next

by alanjmrt94 · Leer en Español

An improved console log filter for Minecraft Forge / Fabric / NeoForge — by text, regex, log level, thread, source, and mod id. Reduce console noise on the client or dedicated server while debugging modpacks and development environments.

Current releases (mismo mod_semver 4.2.0, tags {mc}-4.2.0):

Minecraft	Loaders	Tag
1.20.1	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge	1.20.1-4.2.0
1.20.2	Forge · Fabric	1.20.2-4.2.0
1.20.3	Forge · Fabric	1.20.3-4.2.0
1.20.4	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge	1.20.4-4.2.0
1.20.5	Fabric (sin Forge/NeoForge)	1.20.5-4.2.0
1.20.6	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge (Java 21)	1.20.6-4.2.0
1.21.1	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge (Java 21)	1.21.1-4.2.0
1.21.2	Fabric (sin Forge/NeoForge estables)	1.21.2-4.2.0
1.21.3	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge	1.21.3-4.2.0
1.21.4	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge	1.21.4-4.2.0
1.21.5	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge	1.21.5-4.2.0
1.21.6	Forge · Fabric (NeoForge solo beta)	1.21.6-4.2.0
1.21.7	Forge · Fabric (NeoForge solo beta)	1.21.7-4.2.0
1.21.8	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge	1.21.8-4.2.0
1.21.9	Forge · Fabric (NeoForge solo beta)	1.21.9-4.2.0
1.21.10	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge	1.21.10-4.2.0
1.21.11	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge	1.21.11-4.2.0
1.19.2	Forge · Fabric (Java 17, sin editor in-game)	1.19.2-4.2.0
1.19.4	Forge · Fabric (Java 17, sin editor in-game)	1.19.4-4.2.0
1.16.5	Forge · Fabric (Java 8, sin editor in-game)	1.16.5-4.2.0
1.16.1	Forge · Fabric (Java 8, sin editor in-game)	1.16.1-4.2.0
1.12.2	Forge · Fabric / Legacy Fabric en Modrinth (Java 8, feature set reducido, sin editor)	1.12.2-4.2.0
1.8.9	Forge · Fabric / Legacy Fabric en Modrinth (Java 8, feature set reducido, sin editor)	1.8.9-4.2.0
26.1	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge (Java 25)	26.1-4.2.0
26.2	Forge · Fabric · NeoForge (Java 25)	26.2-4.2.0
26.3	Fabric · NeoForge (Java 25; NeoForge 26.3.0.8-beta; sin Forge)	26.3-4.2.0

Los tags {mc}-4.2.0 están en origin para todas las líneas de la matriz. GitHub Release, Modrinth y CurseForge se disparan con el push del tag. Si un archivo quedó mal o faltó en las tiendas, no retaguees: en Actions usá Run workflow en release.yml / publish-distribution.yml con input mc (publica desde la rama actual; ver scripts/README.md).

Discord: discord.gg/CcUNTJjPD

Downloads

Loader	CurseForge	Modrinth
Forge 1.20.1	1.20.1 · Forge	1.20.1-4.2.0+forge
Fabric 1.20.1	1.20.1 · Fabric	1.20.1-4.2.0+fabric
NeoForge 1.20.1	1.20.1 · NeoForge	1.20.1-4.2.0+neoforge
Forge / Fabric 1.19.2 / 1.19.4	Filtrar por versión de juego	Filtrar por game version
Forge / Fabric 1.20.2–1.20.3	Filtrar por versión de juego	Filtrar por game version
Forge / Fabric / NeoForge 1.20.4 y 1.20.6	Filtrar por versión de juego	Filtrar por game version
Fabric 1.20.5	Filtrar por versión de juego	Filtrar por game version
Fabric 1.21.2	Filtrar por versión de juego	Filtrar por game version
Forge / Fabric / NeoForge 1.21.3–1.21.5, 1.21.8, 1.21.10, 1.21.11	Filtrar por versión de juego	Filtrar por game version
Forge / Fabric 1.21.6 / 1.21.7 / 1.21.9	Filtrar por versión de juego	Filtrar por game version
Forge / Fabric / NeoForge 26.1–26.2	Filtrar por versión de juego	Filtrar por game version
Fabric / NeoForge 26.3	Filtrar por versión de juego	Filtrar por game version

Hub	Link
CurseForge (proyecto)	consolefilternext
Modrinth (proyecto)	consolefilternext
GitHub Releases	tags {mc}-4.2.0 (1.19.x, 1.20.1–1.20.6, 1.21.1–1.21.11, 1.16.x, 1.12.2, 1.8.9, 26.1, 26.2, 26.3)
Source & issues	GitHub

Developers: run ./scripts/release.sh for environment setup, builds, and publishing (GitHub + CurseForge + Modrinth).

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Features

• Filter types: basic text, regex, log level, thread, logger/source, mod id
• Profiles: default, debug, production — switch in-game, via TOML, or /consolefilter profile (persisted)
• Modes: blacklist (hide matches) or whitelist (show only matches); optional ignoreCase
• filterLatestLog: apply filters to latest.log and other Log4j file appenders
• skipMessagesWithStackTrace: never hide lines with exceptions or stack traces
• In-game editor (Forge/NeoForge Mods → Config; Fabric Mod Menu): paginated lists, regex validation, presets, import/export
• Commands (OP 2): reload, list, status, export, import, profile
• Statistics: per-filter-type hit counts in /consolefilter status
• Hot reload from file, commands, or Save & Apply in the config UI

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🙌 Credits

Console Filter Next	alanjmrt94
Originally based on	ConsoleFilter by Matthew Czyr (MattCzyr)
ConsoleFilter contributors	NgLoader, MarkKoz, ChaosTheDude
License	CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Issues and pull requests: github.com/alanjmrt94/ConsoleFilterNext
Discord: discord.gg/CcUNTJjPD

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Crafted with ❤️ for modders who want a cleaner console.

⚙️ Config

The actual configuration of the mod is done in a separate file generated at runtime.
To configure the mod, you have two options:

🕹️ In-Game

1. Go to Options → Mods (Forge / NeoForge) or open Mod Menu (Fabric)
2. Find Console Filter Next
3. Open Config
4. Edit booleans, profiles, and filter lists; use Save & Apply to write consolefilternext-common.toml and reload filters

Forge and NeoForge use the built-in Mods config button. Fabric uses Mod Menu when installed (optional).

🛠️ Editing the Configuration File

1. Go to the config folder in your Minecraft installation
2. Open consolefilternext-common.toml
3. Edit the values according to your needs

For example, to filter all INFO messages from the Server thread, your consolefilternext-common.toml should look like this:

[general]

ignoreCase = false
whitelistMode = false
filterLatestLog = true
skipMessagesWithStackTrace = false
activeProfile = "default"

# Filters messages that contain specific text
basicFilters = ["Killed all storms"]

# Filters messages by their log level (e.g., INFO, WARN, ERROR, DEBUG)
levelFilters = ["INFO"]

# Filters messages coming from specific threads
threadFilters = ["Server thread"]

# Filters messages based on their source (logger or class name). Matches when the source **contains** the string (package prefixes work).
sourceFilters = ["net.minecraft.server"]

# Filters messages from Forge mods by mod id (e.g. jei, create)
modIdFilters = []

# Filters messages using regular expressions (advanced)
regexFilters = []

Migrating from ConsoleFilter (original)? See MIGRATION.md.

💡 Tips

Here are some useful examples to help you get started with advanced filtering:

✅ Filter all DEBUG messages

levelFilters = ["DEBUG"]

levelFilters are case-insensitive (debug matches DEBUG).

✅ Filter messages from a specific mod or package

sourceFilters = ["com.example.mymod"]

sourceFilters match when the logger/source contains the configured string, so package prefixes like net.minecraft.server match net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.

✅ Filter log messages from a specific thread

threadFilters = ["Server"]

threadFilters match when the thread name contains the configured string (Server matches Server thread).

✅ Filter messages that contain specific phrases

basicFilters = ["Could not resolve", "Missing texture"]

✅ Use regular expressions to match patterns (advanced)

regexFilters = ["^\\[Render thread\\].*Missing.*$", ".*ERROR.*\\bBlockEntity\\b.*"]

Note: Regex patterns must follow Java regular expression syntax.

✅ Whitelist mode (show only matching messages)

whitelistMode = true
basicFilters = ["ERROR", "WARN"]

With whitelistMode = true, only messages that match at least one filter are shown; everything else is hidden.

✅ Case-insensitive matching

ignoreCase = true
basicFilters = ["missing texture"]

Applies to basicFilters, threadFilters, sourceFilters, loggerFilters, and regexFilters. levelFilters are always case-insensitive.

✅ Legacy logger filters

loggerFilters = ["net.minecraft.server"]

Same as sourceFilters (contains match on logger/source name). Both lists are applied.

✅ Filter by Forge mod id

modIdFilters = ["jei", "create"]

Matches loggers/sources belonging to the given mod id (uses Forge ModList when available).

✅ Skip messages with stack traces

skipMessagesWithStackTrace = true

When true, lines with an attached exception or stack-trace text are never hidden.

✅ Filter profiles

activeProfile = "production"

[profiles.debug]
levelFilters = ["DEBUG"]

[profiles.production]
levelFilters = ["WARN", "ERROR"]

Profiles: default (uses [general]), debug, or production. Switch at runtime (persisted to TOML):

/consolefilter profile debug
/consolefilter profile production
/consolefilter profile default

✅ Filter latest.log

filterLatestLog = true

When true, latest.log and other Log4j file appenders are filtered. When false, only console output is filtered.

✅ Export / import config

/consolefilter export backups/consolefilter.toml
/consolefilter import backups/consolefilter.toml

✅ In-game config

• Forge / NeoForge: Options → Mods → Console Filter Next → Config
• Fabric: Mod Menu → Console Filter Next → Config (optional dependency)
• Paginated list editor (8 entries per page) with regex validation for regexFilters
• Presets (Debug, Silent modpack, Minimal), Import… / Export… from the config screen
• Save & Apply writes the TOML file and reloads filters without restarting

All three loaders edit the same consolefilternext-common.toml.

✅ Reload and manage filters

On a server with OP level 2+:

/consolefilter reload
/consolefilter list
/consolefilter status
/consolefilter profile production
/consolefilter export backups/consolefilter.toml
/consolefilter import backups/consolefilter.toml

reload re-reads consolefilternext-common.toml. status shows profile, filters, hidden message count, and hits per filter type (basic, regex, level, thread, source, logger, modId).

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You can combine multiple filters to fine-tune what gets shown in your console.
If any of the conditions match, the message will be filtered out.

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🧩 Compatibility

Minecraft	1.19.2 / 1.19.4 (Forge/Fabric) · 1.20.1–1.20.4 (Forge/Fabric; NeoForge en 1.20.1 y 1.20.4) · 1.20.5 (Fabric) · 1.20.6 y 1.21.x (Forge/Fabric; NeoForge donde hay release estable) · 1.16.5 y 1.16.1 (Forge/Fabric, Java 8) · 1.12.2 y 1.8.9 (Forge + Fabric, Java 8) · 26.1 / 26.2 (Forge/Fabric/NeoForge, Java 25)
Mod loaders	Forge 64+ (26.x) · Forge 47–61 (1.20.x / 1.21.x) · Forge 43–45 (1.19.x) · Forge 36 (1.16.5) · Forge 14 (1.12.2) · Forge 11 (1.8.9) · Fabric · Legacy Fabric (1.12.2 / 1.8.9) · NeoForge
Java (runtime)	8 (MC 1.16.x / 1.12.2 / 1.8.9) · 17 (MC 1.19.x / 1.20.1–1.20.4) · 21 (MC 1.20.5 / 1.20.6 / 1.21.x) · 25 (MC 26.x)
Side	Client and dedicated server — install on either or both; filters apply on both sides
Downloads	CurseForge · Modrinth · tags {mc}-4.2.0 en GitHub

🛠️ Building from source

Requirements:

Línea MC	Bytecode / toolchain	Build
1.20.1	Java 17	./gradlew :forge:build · cd platforms/1.20.1/fabric && ./gradlew build · cd platforms/1.20.1/neoforge && ./gradlew build
1.20.2 / 1.20.3	Java 17	cd platforms/1.20.2/{forge,fabric} && ./gradlew build (igual 1.20.3)
1.20.4	Java 17	cd platforms/1.20.4/{forge,fabric,neoforge} && ./gradlew build
1.20.5	Java 21	cd platforms/1.20.5/fabric && ./gradlew build
1.20.6	Java 21	cd platforms/1.20.6/{forge,fabric,neoforge} && ./gradlew build
1.21.1–1.21.11	Java 21	cd platforms/1.21.4/{forge,fabric,neoforge} && ./gradlew build (celdas según matriz; 1.21.2 solo Fabric)
1.19.2 / 1.19.4	Java 17 (Gradle launcher JDK 21)	cd platforms/1.19.2/{forge,fabric} && ./gradlew build (igual 1.19.4)
1.16.5	Java 8 (Gradle con JDK 17)	cd platforms/1.16.5/forge && ./gradlew build · cd platforms/1.16.5/fabric && ./gradlew build
1.16.1	Java 8 (el servidor Forge 32 necesita JDK 8; Gradle puede ir en 17)	JAVA8_HOME=… cd platforms/1.16.1/forge && ./gradlew build · cd platforms/1.16.1/fabric && ./gradlew build
1.12.2	Java 8 (Forge: Gradle/RFG con JDK 25; Fabric: Gradle 9 + JDK 21, bytecode 8)	cd platforms/1.12.2/forge && ./gradlew build · cd platforms/1.12.2/fabric && ./gradlew build
1.8.9	Java 8 (ForgeGradle 2.1 exige JDK 8; Fabric Loom con Gradle 9 + JDK 21)	cd platforms/1.8.9/forge && ./gradlew setupCiWorkspace build · cd platforms/1.8.9/fabric && ./gradlew build
26.1 / 26.2	Java 25	cd platforms/26.1/{forge,fabric,neoforge} && ./gradlew build (igual platforms/26.2/*)
26.3	Java 25	cd platforms/26.3/{fabric,neoforge} && ./gradlew build

Launcher JDK 17/21 OK para 1.20.1; Forge 1.19.x usa launcher JDK 21 (matrix.sh). Para 26.x preferí JDK 25 (Gradle 9.5+). Si Mojang no es alcanzable: USE_BMCL_MIRROR=1 (+ HTTP local de versions/minecraft-meta si hace falta).

git clone https://github.com/alanjmrt94/ConsoleFilterNext.git
cd ConsoleFilterNext
./scripts/release.sh verify   # check your setup
./scripts/matrix.sh test      # common + enabled matrix cells
./gradlew :forge:build
cd platforms/1.20.1/fabric && ./gradlew build
cd ../neoforge && ./gradlew build
./scripts/server-smoke.sh forge   # también: fabric | neoforge | forge-26.1 | fabric-1.12.2 | fabric-1.8.9 | forge-1.20.4 | …
./scripts/lint.sh fix             # autofix imports no usados / whitespace

JARs: platforms/{mc}/{loader}/build/libs/*-{forge,fabric,neoforge}.jar (Forge 1.20.1 también vía ./gradlew :forge:build).

Local development runs (client and server)

The mod is verified for both client and dedicated server. Use Gradle from the project root:

Command	Purpose
./gradlew :forge:runClient	Launch the Minecraft client with the mod in runs/1.20.1/forge/mods/
./gradlew :forge:runServer	Launch a local dedicated server (auto-accepts EULA via runs/1.20.1/forge/eula.txt)

The runs/ directory holds local world data, configs, and logs and is gitignored.

Tip: use the interactive setup script:

./scripts/release.sh

Publishing a release (maintainers)

With API tokens in scripts/.release.local and gh auth login:

./scripts/release.sh publish --dry-run   # simulate
./scripts/release.sh publish             # build + tag + GitHub + Modrinth + CurseForge

Copy and edit the template:

cp scripts/.release.local.example scripts/.release.local

Platform IDs

Platform	Variable	Format	When required
Modrinth	MODRINTH_PROJECT_ID	Base62 (e.g. tFqJGW2q)	Required while the project is in Draft — the public API cannot resolve the slug until the project is approved
Modrinth	MODRINTH_PROJECT_SLUG	URL slug (e.g. consolefilternext)	Used for auto-resolution when MODRINTH_PROJECT_ID is empty
CurseForge	CURSEFORGE_API_TOKEN	Profile API key (cfc_pat_…)	From CurseForge profile — resolve versions/project
CurseForge	CURSEFORGE_AUTHOR_TOKEN	Author API token	From curseforge.com/account/api-tokens — required to upload files
CurseForge	CURSEFORGE_PROJECT_ID	Numeric ID	Optional; leave empty to resolve by CURSEFORGE_PROJECT_SLUG

Find the Modrinth Base62 ID in Modrinth → Projects (column ID). Do not put the display name (e.g. ConsoleFilterNext) in MODRINTH_PROJECT_ID — the API expects Base62 and will reject it.

Publish flow

Recommended (CI-gated tag):

1. Push to master and wait for Build to succeed
2. ./scripts/release.sh cut — creates/pushes mod_version tag only if Build is green
3. Tag push runs Actions: GitHub Release + Modrinth/CurseForge + Discord notify

Local full publish (build + tag + all platforms):

1. Clean build of Forge + Fabric + NeoForge → *-forge.jar / *-fabric.jar / *-neoforge.jar
2. Git annotated tag (mod_version from gradle.properties) → push to origin
3. GitHub Release (gh) with three JAR assets and changelog.txt excerpt
4. Modrinth: one version per loader (version_number = TAG+forge / TAG+fabric / TAG+neoforge)
5. CurseForge: one file upload per loader (gameVersions include Forge / Fabric / NeoForge)
6. Discord: webhook post to the mod’s read-only channel (DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL)

./scripts/release.sh cut --dry-run
./scripts/release.sh cut

Partial re-runs

If one step already succeeded, skip the rest:

./scripts/release.sh publish --skip-build --skip-github              # Modrinth + CurseForge only
./scripts/release.sh publish --skip-build --skip-github --skip-modrinth   # CurseForge only

To republish from CI without moving tags: Actions → Release / Publish distribution → Run workflow → input mc (see scripts/README.md).

Modrinth draft projects

While status is Draft, the project page may exist at modrinth.com/project/<slug> but GET /v2/project/<slug> returns 404 without a known ID. Set MODRINTH_PROJECT_ID in .release.local, then publish. After moderation approves the project, you can clear MODRINTH_PROJECT_ID and rely on slug resolution if you prefer.

Modrinth project metadata (assets/)

Before or during publish, publish-release.sh syncs assets/modrinth.json to the Modrinth API (description, license, links, categories, icon, gallery). Edit:

File	Purpose
assets/modrinth.json	Short description, license, URLs, categories, gallery list
assets/modrinth-body.md	Long description (project body)
assets/icon.png	Project icon (also used as featured gallery image by default)

Sync metadata only (no JAR upload):

./scripts/release.sh publish --modrinth-sync-only

Set "submit_for_review": true in modrinth.json to send the project to Modrinth moderators on the next metadata sync (currently enabled in this repo).

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Cause	Fix
Base62 decoding overflowed	MODRINTH_PROJECT_ID set to display name instead of Base62 ID	Use the ID from Modrinth → Projects
404 resolving Modrinth slug	Project is still in Draft	Set MODRINTH_PROJECT_ID
403 / API token is malformed on CurseForge upload	Profile API key (cfc_pat_) used for file upload	Upload requires Author API token from curseforge.com/account/api-tokens (CURSEFORGE_AUTHOR_TOKEN). Keep cfc_pat_ as CURSEFORGE_API_TOKEN for version/project lookup only
403 resolving CurseForge slug	Wrong or invalid Profile API key	Copy Profile API key from console.curseforge.com/#/profile (cfc_pat_…). Update scripts/.release.local and the GitHub publish environment. Optional: set CURSEFORGE_PROJECT_ID (numeric ID from the project page sidebar, e.g. 1257873)
EOF while parsing a string (HTTP 400)	JSON metadata embedded in curl -F was truncated by the shell	Fixed in publish-release.sh (payload written to a temp file)
CI skips Modrinth/CurseForge on tag push	Secrets stored only at repository level, or wrong environment name	Use environment publish with the secrets below; workflow must set environment: publish
404 resolving CurseForge game versions	Outdated API path (/minecraft/game/version)	Fixed in publish-release.sh — uses /v1/minecraft/version/{mc} and /v1/minecraft/modloader/forge-{version}
Modrinth rejects Fabric for 1.8.9 / 1.12.2	Loader fabric is invalid before 18w43b	On master, publish-release.sh maps to legacy-fabric; re-run Publish distribution via workflow_dispatch (mc=1.8.9 / 1.12.2)
Tag published with old Forge paths	Workflow at the tag commit pointed at the wrong tree	Re-run Release + Publish distribution with workflow_dispatch from master (do not move the tag)

See scripts/.release.local.example for all variables (CURSEFORGE_API_TOKEN, MODRINTH_TOKEN, RELEASE_TYPE, etc.).

CI/CD (GitHub Actions)

Workflow	Trigger	Purpose
.github/workflows/build.yml	Push and pull request (skips markdown, images, assets/**, .cursor/**)	Job lint (Spotless + -Werror) then isolated build + smoke; Maven 502 retries via ci-retry-gradle.sh; 1.21 smoke warms userdev and uses a 480s timeout
.github/workflows/release.yml	Tag push ({mc}-{semver}) or workflow_dispatch (input mc)	Build enabled cells for that MC line and create/update the GitHub Release (JARs under platforms/{mc}/)
.github/workflows/publish-distribution.yml	Tag push (*) or workflow_dispatch (input mc)	Upload JARs to Modrinth/CurseForge and Discord (publish environment); dispatch uses the branch workflow, not the tag commit

GitHub environment publish

Create Settings → Environments → publish (or use an existing environment with that name). The publish-distribution job sets environment: publish so it reads environment secrets and variables — not repository-level secrets.

Environment secrets (Settings → Environments → publish → Environment secrets):

Secret	Required for	Where to get it
MODRINTH_TOKEN	Modrinth upload	modrinth.com/settings/account → Personal access tokens (mrp_…; needs version upload permission)
MODRINTH_PROJECT_ID	Modrinth while the project is in Draft (Base62 ID, e.g. tFqJGW2q)	modrinth.com/dashboard/projects → column ID
CURSEFORGE_API_TOKEN	Resolve MC/Forge versions and project (Profile API key cfc_pat_…)	console.curseforge.com/#/profile
CURSEFORGE_AUTHOR_TOKEN	Upload mod files to CurseForge	curseforge.com/account/api-tokens
CURSEFORGE_PROJECT_ID	Optional; numeric project ID if slug resolution fails	CurseForge project page sidebar
DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL	Release notify to the mod’s Discord channel	Channel → Edit → Integrations → Webhooks → Copy URL (Secret, never a public Variable)

Environment variables (same publish environment → Environment variables):

Variable	Default	Purpose
MODRINTH_PROJECT_SLUG	consolefilternext	Slug when MODRINTH_PROJECT_ID is empty and the project is public
CURSEFORGE_PROJECT_SLUG	consolefilternext	Resolve CurseForge project when CURSEFORGE_PROJECT_ID is empty
RELEASE_TYPE	release	Modrinth/CurseForge release channel (release, beta, alpha)

Local publishes use the same names in scripts/.release.local (see scripts/.release.local.example).

If neither MODRINTH_TOKEN nor CURSEFORGE_API_TOKEN is set in the publish environment, the workflow skips upload steps with a notice (no failure). If DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL is missing, publish still succeeds and skips the Discord notify with a warning.

⚠️ Known limitations (v4.2.0)

• Config hot-reload via /consolefilter reload or Save & Apply re-parses rules; filters must already be registered at startup.
• The in-game list editor paginates long lists (8 per page) but has no search yet.
• modIdFilters resolution depends on the loader mod list and logger/source names; edge cases may need sourceFilters instead.

License

Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0). See LICENSE.md for attribution and terms.

Free to download on CurseForge and Modrinth; redistribution and derivatives must follow CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (attribution, non-commercial, share-alike).

Links

• CurseForge — Forge · Fabric · NeoForge
• Modrinth — Forge · Fabric · NeoForge
• GitHub repository
• GitHub Releases — tags {mc}-4.2.0 (p. ej. 1.20.1-4.2.0, 1.19.2-4.2.0, 1.21.4-4.2.0)
• Report issues
• Discord
• ConsoleFilter by Matthew Czyr
• Migration guide

Contributors: PoligamerYT (#1 — Minecraft 26.3).